Turner Falls Park

I came on Thursday January 5th and there is hardly anyone here. It felt like I had the parked myself. I would definitely recommend coming here in the warmer months though because swimming in the waterfall looks amazing.

I am in the 30 amp RV section in my 22 ft rec van and the spots are very close together, however, I was all by myself so it wasn't an issue. It could be rather noisy though in the busier months.

My spot number 31 has power and water and there is a community dump station.

It was a short hike to the lower waterfall and on the upper level where I was parked. There are trails to caves and the upper section of the waterfall which was beautiful.

I highly recommend coming here and making a day of it.

RV Space: $25
Park Admission Ticket: $9
Taxes and Fees: $6

So sad that such a beautiful site has to be so poorly maintained. For such a high cost for admission ($14 per person per day you are present at the park-- total for 2 people for two nights was close to $150) and camping, one would expect that restrooms would be cleaner and in better condition. Port-a-potties were cleaner since it was an outside company maintaining them. We have a teardrop, so RRs are important.

Trash was all over the beautiful rock formations and trails. The park caps out at 5,000 people everyday of the weekend, so they are making enough of a profit to renovate the facilities.

The RV parking sites were nice. There was a concrete pad for the RV and the electric has 15 and 30 amp. Patrol came around to ensure that daytrippers didn't squat at unused RV sites (although people frequently ignored them).

We will be looking out for another place with natural springs that are properly maintained.