Bascom Lodge
Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts
Mt. Greylock, Massachusetts
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Bascom
Lodge is a rustic stone and wood Lodge that was built by the Civilian
Conservation Corps in the 1930's to provide accommodations for hikers,
vacationers, and nature enthusiasts. It has private and group rooms
available for overnight stay.The large dining room with its high ceiling and hand-cut oak beams provides an ideal atmosphere for a meal. An enclosed porch with wraparound windows overlooks the finest views in the Berkshires. The stone fireplaces create a relaxing setting after a day of hiking.
Daily Hours for dining:
Breakfast: 8am - 10am (reservations required for parties of six or more).
Lunch: 11am-4pm (no reservations needed).
Dinner: 6pm (reservations required).
We are presently taking reservations for Lodging and dining. Please call 917-680-0079 to inquire about reservations.
Lodging:
Private and Group rooms available for overnight stay May through October.
Check our Lodging page for rates and contact info.
Last day for overnight stay is October 31.
The Lodge can host various functions, including weddings, conferences and other social events. For rates and reservations call 917-680-0079 or email: mail@bascomlodge.net
Bascom Lodge is now closed for the winter.
*But we are now taking reservations for 2010*
Reopening in May for lodging, dining, weddings, parties, anniversaries and other social events.
*But we are now taking reservations for 2010*
Reopening in May for lodging, dining, weddings, parties, anniversaries and other social events.
Bascom Lodge is managed by the Bascom Lodge Group and is open 7 days a week for lodging and dining from May to October 31. Call for details (917-680-0079).
The Lodge is closed from November 1 to April 30.
History of Bascom Lodge:
In 1898, the State legislature established Mt. Greylock as the Commonwealth's first State Reservation. The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) designed the Lodge. Its low profile, integration into the summit’s contours, and the use of native materials typified the CCC design theory that shaped the identity of the country’s national and state park systems. Bascom Lodge has served day and overnight visitors to Mt. Greylock for 70 years, including through-hikers on the Appalachian Trail.
For More History: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Greylock
