Pioneer Valley RV Campground

We stayed at Pioneer Valley Campground for Labor Day weekend with our friends and we had an amazing time! There were so many different activities happening during the entire weekend that we never had an "I'm bored" statement from our kids. We had a problem with our RV when we arrived and it was not safe to sleep in that night. We called the campground after hours and they happened to have a cabin we could stay in that night so that we felt safe. It was such a kind gesture and it made a very stressful event much less stressful. The cabin was very clean with a fridge and an A/C, my kids really loved the adventure! We will definitely we returning to this campground next year!

We stayed at Pioneer Valley RV Campground last weekend and really enjoyed it. There were lots of creative activities for adults and children alike. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I forgot my RV power cable and they were kind enough to loan us one. The sites were very clean with 30 and 50 amp breakers alone with water a sewer. They were not super close to each other, so we felt we had plenty of room. Nice hikes from the site. Pool was very clean. Nice little gem in Western Massachusetts.

Amazing amenities at this campground! The bathrooms were clean and convenient. We saw several people enjoying the pool, even though we didn't swim. Our site was close to everything and we enjoyed just relaxing. We were on a 3-week road trip, and this was one of our favorite campgrounds!

My husband and I stayed here for two months, while we wrapped up the sale of our house. We are now full time RV’ers, and are so happy to have such a wonderful place to stay, when we come back to this area! The staff went above and beyond to make sure we were pleased with our stay. The grounds are meticulously maintained by such a great bunch of people, thank you Keith, Joe and Mary! They fill the weekends with family fun, and lots of creative activities for the kiddos! (Sorry, I forgot the activity coordinator’s name!😢 but she is a teacher, and is phenomenal with them!)) They have awesome hiking trails along Sodom Mountain, and on some Saturdays, you can enjoy a guided hike with “Cricket”, the friendliest guy you’ll ever meet! The basketball court and playground are very nice! If you’re near the area, do yourselves a favor and be a “Happy camper”!

We have stayed at Pioneer for 3 years now. They continue to make improvements to the property. Stephanie, Keith and the rest of the staff are all helpful and friendly adding to the enjoyment of our stay. Kids and adults enjoy the play area and outdoor pool. On holiday weekends there is often a band and planned fun activities if interested. We hope you will give this campground a try!! Bruce and Jan A.

We stayed here 14 days. Sites are grass, roads are gravel and rough. Lots of seasonal campers, bathhouse was very small, Rv shower is bigger than those in the bathhouse. My thoughts the bathhouse is mainly for pool use. Sites are large but grass and can get soft/muddy with rain, we had to ask for a different site because of the ground being to muddy. The park had a lot of activities for the 4th, but if you aren’t attending you can’t escape the noise. The campground lost power at least 4 times, with no notification to campers, ie: our dogs was in the RV and we were gone. We have Verizon and cell service is non existent. They do offer free WiFi, for those that don’t have own WiFi.

We stayed here a long weekend to visit family in the area. It was early in the season for New England and perhaps that explains the conditions. The road up the hill to the campground was the first red flag- rutted, rough and full of potholes. This was also the condition of the roads throughout the campground. It was a rainy weekend and although no fault of the campground it only made conditions worse. I will say the ladies at the front desk were very accomdating, as they let us chnage sites due to leveling issues. The campground did seem to have activites set up for the residents, and it appeared well attended.

Went with our family and in-laws for the kids to have one nice little 3 night vaca before school starts. We had a great time, everyone was friendly, facilities were always clean, grounds were kept up nice. We even did a hike with kids ages 12, 9, and 5. They caught 2 salamanders (and released them) found many cool mushrooms! And the pool was perfect for the kids and us adults. We will definitely be back.

This review is from the perspective of visiting someone who rented an RV space here. I had no interaction with staff. Guests park by the entrance, before the gate. The automated gate reads your car tag and knows to open for guests w/o needing a code or card to enter. This RV park does offer a small tent area with a bath house close by, although the tent site was empty at the time of our visit. It does appear each site offers a picnic table, as do the RV sites. The RV sites are all 'back in' style, no 'pull thru' sites. There is just enough space between rigs to park your 450. The rig backed up to tree trunks, providing some shade to the site, while not allowing this toy hauler to open it's back deck. There is a small space behind the truck for the picnic table and a few folding chairs. The roads here are dirt throughout, including the sites and on this dry summer day a good bit of dust was kicked up every time a vehicle drove by. My hosts mentioned the 5mph speed limit is easily kept because the rutted roads keep you moving slow. There is a small pool to enjoy with family that is entirely enclosed in a high chain link fence. A bath house is located right next to the pool, outside the fenced area. There is also a large, covered pavillion by the office with picnic tables. My hosts tell me the park offers family fun events on weekends in this area. We walked the grounds and see they offer seasonal spots grouped together in a shady area off to one side of the park. Folks have really set up outdoor living spaces in this area. We even saw a shed on one site. There are a good amount of trees at the edges of the short term RV area offering partial shade so many of the sites. A few are full sun. The park is seasonal. Facilities are well maintained (pool, bath house, picnic pavillion). Dumpsters are available for guest use across from the office. My SO looked at renting a cabin here to spend more time visiting with our hosts. The cabins he saw on their website do not offer bathrooms en suite which for him was a non-starter. Also, according to him, you send an email for pricing? I didn't look. Hope this info helps. Happy adventuring.

Not a pleasant experience. Waited at least five minutes for someone to come and check us in upon arriving (could hear people talking behind office - someone came into view, saw me standing there and went back to the area the voices were coming from). Very overpriced for the conditions we found. Bathhouse was very run down, lights not working and overall very dirty! (This was with minimal activity in our area of the campground.) No hot water in bathrooms at all! Very disappointing!!!

I'm writing as I'm here at the moment. I wanted to say the office personnel is very understanding and accommodating. I want to give you a big thank you. If you're looking for quite, small campground, this is it. Pet friendly, nice spacious sites. We loved the 40's area as they are more private and woody. Seasonal clients are friendly. Playground is small, bring activities, toys etc. Kids get bored fast. Small camp store ( early in the season so they will stock) I've enjoyed my stay as I like a campground that is not so busy. Thank you to maintenance and coordinator for all your help!

I like to say this campground is one of the best campgrounds around they had the grounds looking so good after winter I'm so happy that I chose this place for my seasonal site very great people nice place to visit

We LOVED the cabin we stayed in and everything was so nice and clean. The cabin next to us had a nice family in it and when they left it was not but five minutes before the cleaning lady showed up! The bathrooms we're immaculate and very clean. The campground itself was totally trash free and immaculate as well. The pool was very clean! It was a wonderful place to go camping! Sites were spread out enough for all the privacy you could ever want. We are a young family of six with four little ones. We had a wonderful time! I definitely will be returning again this year!

Theres nothing wrong with this campground. It's clean and quiet. Sites are well situated and our full hookup site was level and comfortable. They have a pool, playground and mini golf for the kids. It has a great location for six flags. Pay showers are common to ensure people aren't wasting water and to manage costs.

I camped here with a group of friends -- a little on the rowdy side of the spectrum, but nothing bothersome. Sitting around the fire, having a beer or two and a chuckle etc. This however is unacceptable behavior according to the proprietors. We were threatened by the owners on one occasion. These people need to learn that just cause they had trouble in the past doesn't mean every group having a laugh around a camp fire is going to be trouble. Don't take out past problems on current customers or else bad reviews will be the result.

This campground has everything you need and everything is in good shape but there's nothing to rave about. The sites are good sized and not right not top of each other, they have a pool, swings etc for the kiddies, showers/bathrooms are clean and honestly that's my only need while camping, the camp store is good for those last minute items. But with all that the reason we keep coming back is the location. Years ago we went here for its proximity to Six Flags now every year a big group does the Rugged Maniac in Southwick so this is super close and makes for a fun weekend.

A 2 is giving this place an extra star for pity. Over-priced. Way way over-priced. The pool area was disgusting. I wouldn't call the mini-golf actual mini-golf. I could set up a better layout in my backyard. Pay showers. What? I've never had to pay a dollar for 10 minutes of shower time before. The front desk staff is lazy, and make careless mistakes (double check your bill it's probably wrong) Our campground was covered in trash when we got there. The only plus of this place is the discount tickets to six flags.

This was a great camp ground for the location and proximity to Six Flags. Staff was friendly and more than accommodating, and willing to assist. Great location to jump off and visit the places we wanted to during the weekend. Bathrooms were clean and well kept kind of disappointed that the showers are coin operated but water pressure on sites was more than adequate. good amount of events happening over the weekend. Seasonal campers were also friendly instead of the usual why are you weekend warriors in my world. Thanks for the stay and hope to come again soon.

Way to expensive, with no affiliation discounts available at all. Laundry washers ($2) don't do a very good job spinning which makes it hard to dry a normal size load the first time ($1.50). Ice is $2.59 for 5#. Very bumpy road in. $10 deposit for gate key. Whole place makes you feel trashy. Positives are nice fenced grassy dog yard and good size pull through lots with picnic tables and fire pits. Just not worth it

we stayed here last weekend and were very unsatisfied with the campground, we rented a cabin and the mattress were awful and held together with duct tape and there was no internet to speak of and lets face it with teenagers internet is a must, the bathrooms were run down and dirty in my opinion

My husband recently stayed at Southwick Acres which was a good experience. But once they closed for the season he moved up to Sodom mountain Campground. There were only five Rv's there when he got there. The space they wanted him to move to was unavailable as promised. They put him in a temporary spot andnever told him that he needed to move because he would loose power in that spot until the Friday before the Monday they had scheduled to turn the power off. He had just taken his truck in for repairs so was unable to move it since it requires the special tow hook-up. In the mean time, the Oct, 2011 snowstorm hit and all power and water was lost for over a week, and still no truck so he could get out. By this time there was only one other camper there. He was very nice and shared generator power with my husband while he was home. But, it was very cold and difficult, no cooking, showers, heat, etc. generator power only allowed for lights and TV. All hot.els, motels we booked and he was stuck. Parking for this area is outside a fenced area so every time he came or went he had to walk to his truck. They had locked the gate that allows easier access to his vehicle. At times he had to walk out to his truck just to warm up. On the day tree workers were there to remove damaged and fallen trees, he drove in and parked next to his RV to unload groceries. . After paying rent on time every month since June,, never causing a problem, the owners daughter came out and told him to get his truck out of there. She said she didn't want the roads wrecked. Really? From one truck? My husband explained that he is handi-capped and a Viet-nam vet,. and he was very tired and cold. She told him she didn't care! If he didn't like it he could get out. This is NOT the way to treat our war veterans! And in a natural disaster!. Shame on her. One star for Sodom Mountain Campground. I think the owner should not allow her daughter to interact with guests. She is rude, inconsiderate, and lacks compassion.