We love running here with our dogs. The park is huge and there are so many well marked out trails, paved and not paved. If you had a bike you would be in heaven here! More

MSSF offers several paved bicycle trails, horse trails and walking areas. Ponds for self powered craft and fishing and swimming at College Pond. Nearly 400 campsites available, campers are informed of rules when checking in. More

Every summer since I was a kid I have been going to college pond. If you plan on sitting outside at night bring lots of bug spray. Staying here is a great way to turn off all electronics and get to know nature. The natural beauty is unreal. The sunsets are incredible. You have to see for yourself. More

After many years of camping here, I was really disappointed this past weekend with the Barrett's Pond sites. When we pulled up, there was trash all over both of our sites (used paper towels, McDonald's cups in the firepit, tissues, and trash strewn all over). It was terrible to have to clean up other's garbage when we arrived well beyond... More

We entered this HUGE state forest not really knowing what to expect regarding the accomodations. My family has camped in cabins all over the place and has had some good and some bad experiences in the past. This, however, was a GREAT experience. The yurt (Yurt C in Barrett's Pond area) was clean, modern, and huge for the 5 of... More

Camped on Fearings Pond - it was so pretty. The tent sites are very close together (at least in group h). Unfortunately, there is no swimming now due to high water levels and bacterial levels.But the views and hiking are nice. More