Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort sits in the Berkshires a few hours from Boston and New York City, with a Mountain Adventure Park of rides, a ropes course and hiking trails, plus a separate elevated Aerial Adventure Park. Berkshire Yoga Festival books the resort each year, with classes limited to ages 12 and up aside from some aerial yoga sessions, though the vendor village stays family friendly for everyone. Leashed pets are welcome on the grounds, and the Country Store near Base Camp Courtyard sells coffee, wine, beer and grab and go food.
Before you go
- Indoor or outdoor
- Outdoor mountain setting with rolling hills and forest trails
- Official site
- berkshireyogafestival.com
- Next festival here
- Berkshire Yoga Festival, Jun 10 to 13, 2027
Worth knowing before you go
- Yoga classes are for ages 12 and up, with an exception for some aerial yoga sessions; the vendor village itself is family friendly for everyone.
- There is no on-site camping, but Huttopia Berkshires is about six minutes away, with Bonnie Brae Campground and Mt. Greylock Campsite Park a few miles further.
- The Country Store near Base Camp Courtyard keeps longer hours, until 9pm, on Friday and Saturday.
Festivals here
Venue basics: Mountain Adventure Park with rides and a ropes course · Yoga classes limited to ages 12+ · Leashed pets welcome resort-wide.
Is it for you
Choose it if
- You want a mountain resort setting with adventure park attractions alongside the festival
Think twice if
- You were hoping to bring young children into the yoga classes themselves
- You need on-site camping rather than a nearby campground
Getting there and parking
We don't yet have confirmed information about parking at Jiminy Peak. The venue's own pages are the place to check: berkshireyogafestival.com.
Accessibility
Well behaved, leashed pets are allowed on the resort grounds, though under the ADA and Fair Housing Act pets are not allowed inside any resort commercial area. Owners must clean up after their pets, and the resort may ask an owner to remove a pet if there are disturbances.
Confirm your specific needs with the venue before you travel (berkshireyogafestival.com).
Camping
There is no on-site camping at Jiminy Peak, but nearby options include Huttopia Berkshires about six minutes away with glamping tents and cabins, Bonnie Brae Campground nine miles southeast with RV and tent sites, and Mt. Greylock Campsite Park five miles east.
Food, water and what you can bring
The Country Store near Base Camp Courtyard sells groceries, provisions, coffee, wine and beer, with hours from 7am to 7pm, open until 9pm Friday and Saturday. The vendor village has coffee, juices, snacks and grab and go food, including vegetarian and vegan options.
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Quick answers
Can kids attend Berkshire Yoga Festival classes?
Mostly no. Classes are limited to ages 12 and up, with an exception for some aerial yoga sessions, though the vendor village is family friendly for all ages.
Are dogs allowed at Jiminy Peak?
Yes, as long as they are well behaved and leashed, though pets are not allowed inside resort commercial areas.
Is there camping at Jiminy Peak?
Not on site, but Huttopia Berkshires is about six minutes away, with Bonnie Brae Campground and Mt. Greylock Campsite Park a few miles further.
What rides does Jiminy Peak have?
The Mountain Adventure Park has a roller coaster, alpine super slide, a scenic chair ride to the summit, a euro bungee trampoline and mountain biking trails, plus a separate elevated Aerial Adventure Park with zip lines and rope courses.
Where can I get food at Jiminy Peak?
The Country Store near Base Camp Courtyard sells groceries, coffee, wine and beer from 7am to 7pm, later on Friday and Saturday, and the vendor village has grab and go food with vegetarian and vegan options.
How far is Jiminy Peak from Boston and New York?
It is a few hours' drive from both, set among rolling Berkshire mountains and forest trails.
A little history
Jiminy Peak Mountain Resort sits in the Berkshire mountains a few hours from Boston and New York City, with rolling mountains and forest trails for an outdoor, relaxed pace setting.
Jiminy Peak's Mountain Adventure Park has a roller coaster, alpine super slide, scenic chair ride to the summit, a euro bungee trampoline, mountain biking trails, a rock climbing wall, a ropes course, hiking trails and a playground. It also has an Aerial Adventure Park, a self-guided elevated outdoor ropes course with beginner to advanced sections including rope bridges, swinging logs, cargo nets and zip lines.