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Q: Can I take my campervan to other states?

Check with your rental provider to see if there are any restrictions, but it should be ok. A lot of people pick up their campervan for hire in Massachusetts and head to Maine, Vermont, or New Hampshire.

Q: Can I park my campervan overnight anywhere in Massachusetts?

Wild camping is not allowed. There are plenty of fantastic campsites, all with excellent facilities.

Q: Do I need to worry about toll roads in Massachusetts?

There are some, but they are all electronic. Speak to your rental provider, but they should be able to set you one up so that you don’t have to worry about them.

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Cruise America C-25
Cruise America
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4 adults / 1 children
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No miles incl.
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3 Beds
AC
£2,138.00£1,468.00
£50.62 per night
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Cruise America C-30
Cruise America
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6 adults / 1 children
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No miles incl.
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Kitchen
4 Beds
AC
£2,272.00£1,562.00
£53.86 per night
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Cruise America C-21
Cruise America
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2 adults / 2 children
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No miles incl.
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Kitchen
2 Beds
AC
£4,157.00£2,882.00
£99.38 per night
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Affordable Campervan hire in Massachusetts

There’s something special about campervan hire Massachusetts. Maybe it's the winding coastal highways, the old towns that feel frozen in time, or how every season brings its bit of magic. Massachusetts has all the best bits of New England packed into one state, and a campervan lets you see it at your own pace. Drive along and see the sunsets on Cape Cod’s beaches or drive through the Berkshires with its twisting roads and amazing views. No matter what kind of campervan adventure you are after, Massachusetts has it.

Finding cheap campervan hire in Massachusetts is easy with camperdays. We connect you with trusted local providers who offer everything from compact campervans for couples to larger motorhomes for families. All you have to do is pick your route and hit the road.

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Top tips for your Campervan trip to Massachusetts

Massachusetts is one of those places where every season brings something different. Summers are perfect for coastal drives, stopping at seafood shacks. Autumn is when the whole state turns a fantastic colour, and winter can bring snow to the western part.

Driving

Coastal roads like Route 6 in Cape Cod or Route 127 are breathtaking, but watch for sharp turns and other vehicles. If you end up in Boston (where you will likely pick up your motorhome for hire in Massachusetts from), then be prepared for impatient drivers and bad traffic, but you will probably be heading straight out or picking up your campervan on the outskirts.

Family friendly-activities

The Boston Children’s Museum always goes down well, it's full of hands-on interactive exhibits that make learning fun. If your family is more outdoorsy, then Drumlin Farm Wildlife Sanctuary in Lincoln is perfect, where you can meet the animals, and watch live demonstrations.

The Outdoors

The Berkshires are where everyone heads to for the best mountain views with trails like Mount Greylock (the highest peak in the state) and Bash Bish Falls - a great waterfall with a shorter walk. Cape Cod National Seashore is where you’ll find beaches, dunes and lighthouses. You could take a ferry to Natucket if you want an island adventure.

Hire a campervan in Massachusetts: What does it actually cost?

Motorhome prices in Massachusetts vary depending on the season, region, and demand. Fortunately, with our price comparison tool, you can always keep an eye on rental costs. July is very popular among camping enthusiasts, so renting a campervan can cost around 113.57 £. You can travel more affordably in January, with average prices of 66.73 £.

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Best Campervan routes from Massachusetts

Boston to The Berkshires
This is a lovely 250km drive that mountain lovers and art fans will like. Rent a motorhome in Massachusetts, head West along the I-90, and call at Northampton, a quirky little town full of bookshops, live music, and other boutique shops. After that, stop at Stockbridge, home to the Norman Rockwell Museum where you can check out his artwork. After that, you could drive into Mount Greylock State Reservation. Make your final stop at North Adams, a small but artsy town with some of the best museums in the country.

Boston to Martha’s Vineyard & Nantucket
Adding a bit of island hopping into a road trip is always fun. When you rent a campervan in Massachusetts, you can get to places that others can’t. This road trip starts in Boston and heads towards Cape Cod. From there, head to Woods Hole, where you’ll catch the ferry to Martha’s Vineyard. Once on the island, you can check out all the little seaside villages and lighthouses perfect for snapping on Instagram. You could then catch another ferry to Nantucket, a small, famous, adorable island.

Springfield to Mohawk & Mounts Greylock
This is only a short 220km route, but it's packed with things to do. Springfield has loads to do before you leave (Basketball Hall of Fame and the Dr. Seuss Museum). After heading out onto the Mohawk Trail, a lovely scenic drive, stop in Shelburne Falls and take a picture by the Bridge of Flowers. Carry to Mount Greylock, where you can drive up to the summit and see five different states. This route has it all.

Sites of interest and excursions in Massachusetts

Salem
When you think of Salem, you probably think of Witches, and you would be right. This is officially known as New England’s spookiest town, famous for the 1692 witch trials and the town fully embraces its eerier past. Check out the Salem Witch Museum and the Witch House, the only building still standing with direct ties to the trial. Apart from the spooky stuff, it's a cool town full of charm. If you visit in October, be prepared for the best Halloween experience ever.

Cape Ann & Rockport
Everyone's heard of Cape Cod, but you can still get fantastic sea views if you want to escape the crowds. Cape Anne is only an hour's drive from Boston but has excellent seafood, beaches and harbours which are perfect for campervan adventure. Stop at Gloucester, check out the Fisherman's Memorial, and grab a lobster roll (because you have to, right?). Then head up to Rockport with its famous red fishing shack. After that, drive along the coastal roads and enjoy the traffic-free roads.

Mount Wachusett State Reservation
If you are after somewhere for a quick escape, head to Mount Wachusett, only about 90 minutes outside of Boston. It's where you will find the tallest mountain outside of The Bekrshires. Take the Harrington trail to the summit for a picture of Boston's skyline on a clear day. As mentioned earlier, you can also drive up, which would be our favourite option. It turns into a ski resort if you are here in the winter.