Best Dispersed Camping near Tully Lake
Dispersed camping options near Tully Lake, Massachusetts primarily lie in Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest, with several established dispersed areas within 60-90 minutes driving distance. Forest Road 71 offers multiple free primitive sites, including Somerset Airfield and several unnamed pullouts. Most sites feature fire rings but no other amenities, with only Somerset Airfield providing pit toilets. Roads to these sites vary in condition, with NF83 requiring higher clearance vehicles according to campers who noted "the access into this location is a little rough."
The George D. Aiken Wilderness area contains some of the most highly-rated dispersed sites in the region, with multiple roadside clearings that accommodate both tents and smaller RVs. These sites typically include well-built fire pits and provide reasonable privacy. One camper noted, "Large, well organized camping spots along the road," though others mentioned problems with human waste outside designated areas. Most dispersed camping in this region follows standard national forest regulations—pack out all trash, use existing fire rings, and practice Leave No Trace principles. Cell service is extremely limited throughout these remote areas.
