Surrounded by the bent finger of Hull peninsula and the blue waters of Hingham Bay, this island offers hiking trails lined with sprawling trees and lush shrubs. Wild berries and flowers add color to your walk. The beautiful views of Hingham bay may make you want to stay a while. If you obtain a permit, you may camp here. Access is by private boat or by free water taxi from George's Island. Open from 9 am daily.
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great urban getaway - you can actually take the t and and 2 ferries to an excellent little camping island. make sure that you check the ferry schedules so...
Bumpkin Island is one of my favorite things about Boston. The campsites are adorable and never crowded - there are only 10, with a max of 4 people per, so...
Such a great little island to sleep over on! The boat ride over gives you a great chance to see Boston from the water and the various islands that are part...
“Amazing, secluded camping experience”
My husband and I just returned from a 2 night camping trip on Bumpkin Island; we had such a great time! We took the ferry from Hingham Shipyard...
“Bumpkin Island Camping and Kayaking!”
I toured the islands on the ferry last summer and it was great. This Memorial Day, we rented sea kayaks instead and setting off from Hingham, w...
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