Just returned from a weekend at Mt Greylock Campsite Park. It's a cute, friendly resort that I thought found a happy medium between a rustic National Park site and an over-developed camping resort.

Highlights for me were the wood deliveries put on your tab, the Fellowship Food Truck (the smoked chipotle meatloaf sandwich was phenomenal), and the friendly atmosphere. Everybody employed seemed to genuinely want to make sure that you were comfortable and had everything you needed. The park entry is gated and monitored (the owners actually live right at the entrance), which is a nice layer of security and peace-of-mind. The kids loved the extremely well-stacked games room and the playground that is suitable up to age 12.

We stayed in a Pine Tent site. There's maybe a dozen or so such sites and while you can see all your neighbors, you're far enough away that you can easily forget they're there. The restrooms were about a five minute walk from these sites and were probably the cleanest I've seen at a campground. We didn't use the showers on our stay (I know, I know...) but they seemed pretty spacious, maybe just in need of a new curtain.

Overall we loved our weekend away, and hope to visit again at some point!