Massasoit State Park

My happy place. Beautiful trails and playground! It's also our favorite place to camp! 🏕🔥

Really peaceful pond/lake
Nil to no current, really good for kayaking
Good amount of parking
Need to try the hike
Saw alot of families fish here with their kids (really adorable)

Beautiful park and roadside peek at the lake. I stop every morning on my way to work. Also a good place to hike and find a diversity of mushroom species

Great park, conveniently located in the outskirts of Taunton, perfect for families!! Offers camping, biking and hiking trails, fishing, and swimming. Campsites are close to the lake and have grills and fire rings, quiet and serene, perfect for your next adventure! Reasonably priced camping for both RVs and tents

Amazing trails and lots of beautiful views

The town, though, needs to go in and take care of the fallen and near falling trees

The Forest Keepers could help if they were called

They are stewards of the woods
They know where the ledges are...

They have odd knowledge, you could say they are keepers of odd knowledge

KOOKS

THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE WHEN YOU'RE NEEDED

Our Father knows more than we can learn here on Earth

We have to trust in His name to protect us

This review is for Shamar, the protector, and watcher of all the souls that need watching

He will never turn his back on us

I always enjoy this park. There are a variety of trails, marked and unmarked, to make your hike as long or short as you'd like. Dogs must be leashed per park rules, and thankfully most people obey the rule. It would be nice if they packed out their poopie bags!

Beautiful! Went here to do an outdoor family photoshoot for a client and the pictures came out fantastic. Took some landscape shots between moving the group to different spots. Lots of wonderful trails and cute little paths to cross and hike down too. Will definitely be a place to return to for some more good shots.

Our favorite local spot for hiking & kayaking! Gets very muddy on some trails after a good rain or when the snow melts, so don’t wear your best shoes. Tons of trails to choose from!

Great park (dog friendly) for walking, hiking, bike riding, horses and most other outdoor activities with easy trails. The camp sites are nice with water (not to drink but do you)and electricity in each section. The bathrooms are mostly clean with showers. There's a small pond where you can swim ;pictured;(closed off with buoys, only 3ft deep at most and no life guards). There's also a small playground (swings for babies only). The entrance has fire wood for sale but bring plenty of water since you can't buy there and no bubblers. Fishing and kayaking is fun there too. No motorized vehicles allowed except e-bikes I think since I've seen few around and no horses in camp sites. Quite hours are 10pm-7am. No alcohol allowed. Park rangers patrol. Great family fun for decent price.

We mostly come here to go to the playground with our toddler, but we really can't wait to explore some of the hiking trails! The playground is awesome for kiddos of all ages and is very safe and naturally shaded. A definite good time for everyone who goes.

Really loved the hiking and the quiet solitude in the pines. The only complaint is the current status of the trail map. We used All Trails and although it was crisscrossed with tons of trails, many intersections and trails were either missing or incorrect. We never felt that we were going to get lost, but it added some slight confusion that made it it more complicated than necessary.

Great place for camping, hiking, fishing, and hunting during hunting season. You can also go swimming, but no floatation devices are allowed on any of the lakes. There's also a playground for children near the campgrounds. I believe there's a bathhouse ( I wasn't able to go in and find out). If not, it's just restrooms for the campgrounds and probably for others to use as well.

Beautiful state park. The trails were great to hike on with the kid. It's a pet friendly place on and off the trails. There are places to fish and canoe and of course camp. Definitely recommend this park for a day trip with the kids just to get out.

Great campground. Clean sites. Easy to navigate. Great for kids and camping with friends.

Beach wasn't too far away. It was clean. Water was warm. Decent fishing.

Newer bathrooms, updated the grill ,table and fire pit. Swimming area still small .. there's a dish sink too and hot water.. make sure you know how long your going to stay. $9 to add a day and up to park to give refund if over booked yourself ☺. Dont book D-85, 87,89,93, 94 it's very small and at cliff. Bathroom is right across from 79 it's not where the map shows**☹

I've been coming here sporadically for years and years but was pleasantly surprised on my last visit a week ago. The park has positively transformed over the years. Trails/paths are clean and I noticed new spaces, bathhouses, etc. Very happy with the progression of this park. Photo shows the main road which you can walk along or choose to veer off of and explore woodsier paths.

Camped for three nights and had a wonderful time. Good facilities and firewood was reasonable. Rangers were very friendly.

We did the Lake Rico and big bearhole pond trail. The scenery was gorgeous and the trails were well taken care of.

A wonderful state park to go to with a couple of great trails, nice camp ground and some beautiful lakes that will just make you just want to sit there and enjoy nature around you.

Great place for a walk, hike or bike. I love the scenery, the rock piles with positive, encouraging messages on them, and the picnic table views. Give it a go