About this campground
Don't miss the roar of 85 operating power looms! The Boott Cotton Mills Museum includes a recreated 1920s-era weave room, historical artifacts, interactive exhibits and video programs about the Industrial Revolution and the people of Lowell. Learn more about the city’s role as a cutting-edge developer of technology and hub of economic change in the American Industrial Revolution.
Getting there
From Interstate Route 495 take Exit 89C on to the Lowell Connector From Route 3 take Exit 80A if traveling southbound, Exit 80B if traveling northbound. -Take the Lowell Connector to Exit 5B Thorndike Street. -Continue on Dutton St for 1 mile -Take a right onto Merrimack Street -Take the 2nd Left onto John Street Paid city parking is available at the Downes Parking Garage (75 John St, Lowell, MA 01852). This is 1 block away from the Boott Cotton Mills Museum
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Lowell National Historical Park Visitor CenterLowell National Historical Park0 mi
- North Bridge Visitor CenterMinute Man National Historical Park12 mi
- The Wayside: Home of AuthorsMinute Man National Historical Park13 mi
- Hartwell TavernMinute Man National Historical Park14 mi
- Minute Man Visitor CenterMinute Man National Historical Park14 mi
- Visitor CenterSaugus Iron Works National Historic Site20 mi
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Boott Cotton Mills Museum doesn't take campsite reservations — but plenty of nearby Massachusetts campgrounds do, and we'll alert you the moment a sold-out site opens up.
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