What an amazing experience we had this weekend at this campground! We visited during Father's Day…read moreweekend, which also happens to be bear mating season, so just know, you will see bears. From what we heard, bear sightings are common throughout the season. This is an off-grid campground, although there are water pumps in some areas and plenty of pit toilets throughout the campground. Park Rangers drive through every couple of hours until around 9 PM. The location is absolutely beautiful, check-in was easy, and firewood was available for $7 per bundle. Each campsite comes with its own fire ring. We stayed at site #38 and had gorgeous views. It was shady, peaceful, and in a great location. We also noticed that sites #11 and #12 looked very nice. We didn't get a chance to explore the entire park because we mainly wanted to relax, but you can easily walk the campground roads and explore the different camping areas. Around our site there was plenty of space for kids to play, and site #42 looked like it had a whole area to itself. We will definitely be coming back! Don't forget your bear spray. At night, especially the first night, the sounds of nature made it feel like you were in the middle of a jungle! The second night was much quieter. Highly recommended for anyone looking to unplug, relax, and enjoy the outdoors.

This is a beautiful state park with 2300 acres of land. Parking is free. There are 10 miles of…read morehiking trails, including the Macedonia Ridge Trail, 51 campsites, and you can fish. Sone of the trails get you to views of the Catskills and Taconic mountains. There are a lot of streams, and lots of places for grills and cooking. The land once belonged to the Scatacook Tribe.

We've hiked here a couple of times since my first review, and I have to say, this is a really great…read morepark. There are nice overlook views along the trails, and the state did a really good job of repairing the trails after the storm damage in 2018. My only real complaint is that, like almost all CT campgrounds, they don't allow dogs, so I can't enjoy camping in the park, but from a day use perspective this is a great park.

Just came back from a 3 day camping trip in Kettle Town State Park, and we loved it…read more We pitched our tents on site No.61 a nice shaded area right across the bathroom facilities. The showers are clean and the water is just right. Every day the camp site workers come by to keep everything nice and neat. Definitely a place to return to in the future, we paid $77 for 4 days, 6 people, 2 tents & 2 vehicles.... you can't beat that for a great outdoors experience with the family.

Nicest people you can meet !! Especially the crew that keep…read moreit running and beautiful .

overpriced. RVs are a good hike from the lake. Tiny beach with lots of seaweed and algae in the…read morewater. Dirty bathrooms, and one shower for $.50 for 10 minutes. Pretty park but nothing special. Can't bring outside wood must buy theirs for campfire.

Lake Waramaug State Park has so much to offer, whether it be camping, fishing, swimming, renting a…read morekayak, boating, having a picnic, or just to take in the beautiful views. I came here for kayaking. This beautiful, scenic lake is clean, and circling the lake is an enjoyable 9-mile paddle. From the water, you can take in the scenic hills that surround the lake, or view some of the waterfront gorgeous homes. This state park is well worth checking out.

It's an okay stay over place, large spaces, no privacy, but pleasant enough. What totally ruined…read morethe experience were the extremely loud campers across the way who's nonstop shouting and swearing went well into the quiet hours with no one to contact for assistance since staff leaves at 10:00 (the start of quiet hours!)

Some of the best trails CT has to offer. Steep Rock in the Fall should be on every CT native's…read morebucket list.

Love love Steep Rock! Diverse land. Nice for family hikes. Nice restaurants near by. Cute town…read moresetting around. Trails. Driveway. Great parking.

Our family loves Cozy Hills! We have been going for 2 summers and had a great experience. It has…read moreaffordable prices, the sites and bathrooms are very clean, there are tons of fun activities to do and the pool is a hit with my kids! Each week they have different themes during the summer, and there are so many free activities included with the stay. Some of the extra activities have an added fee but the prices are still really reasonable!

Great staff,very professional. Willing to answer all your questions.fantastic activities for all…read moreages especially for the kids.nice sites. We had a good site shaded under the trees. Very clean well maintained sites.people were very friendly, lots of kids on the weekend but very quiet during the week.the campground allows electric golf carts. They do have a pool that's only 3 ft deep and no lifeguard,nor supervision that l feel needs improvement. They have a restaurant with a limited menu but try to accommodate everyone. For everything else, it is a nice campground under the trees,

Beautiful quiet camp. Very relaxing. Swimming pool at camp…read more Nearby river in photo. Scenery all around. Nearby shopping. Everyone seems friendly and kind. Laundry room and outdoor shower by the pool. Very clean and comfortable.

Great little campground tucked out of town among lots of trees. Quiet place, some visitors, but…read moremost residents are permanent. Very helpful staff, waited till we got there (after we called) and checked us in, before closing for the day. If I had to say something negative it would be that you have to use quarters to get water for a shower. But the water was hot, showers very clean, and plenty of time to shower with only 1 quarter. I would go back here again, and recommend it to anyone.

Such an amazing experience!!…read more Jacob runs the camp and is an absolute blessing! Seriously such a great space and they are soooo welcoming!! Will definitely be back!

Camp Cedarcrest is a nice place in the middle of Connecticut's woods, perfect for big groups…read more Spacious, with cabins located throughout the area, you can pitch your tent as well (which I prefer). Dinning hall with functional industrial kitchen, BarBQ pits, campfire pits, game hall, baseball field, basket ball court, horse shoe game, and water to fish (great catches!). The A-OK is because the park is being upgraded, and the current condition does not make me a fan... yet! However the service we received from Camp Cedarcrest was phenomenal, you guys are awesome!

The people were extremely nice and I love the zip line my school bronxarts middle has an amazing…read moretime with and without our phones. I really enjoyed the club dance party for the kids and the camp fire games. Thought I would say you need to bring your own sheets, towel, pillows, rags , and soap. Because they have hand soap and the beds sheets aren't the best and the pillows aren't the best and does get hot pretty fast but the food was okay but could be better. But the breakfast is to die for. # Bronx arts charter school for the arts middle and go sign your kids up for this school and elementary it's top notch and thank Lara for your service

Disney is NOT the happiest place on Earth - that would be Club Getaway in Kent, Connecticut. This…read morewas my TENTH trip here, and each time I go, I don't want to leave. This is where adults can become kids for the weekend and do all of the fun activities you miss from your childhood - kickball, lake swimming, Color War, water balloon toss, archery, volleyball, climbing, boating, campfires with s'mores and sing-alongs, arts and crafts, and so much more to do! Not enough for your inner child, and need to feed your outer adult? Throw in treetop zip-lining, water skiing, an aerial adventure course suspended 50 feet above the forest floor, sky-cycling ABOVE the trees on a harness tightrope, water skiing, mixology classes, pickleball, a "pub hike" through the woods to various keg stations where everyone tells dirty jokes and sings dirty songs, lakeside happy hours, Boozy Bingo, Costume Parties, and hundreds of fellow adults looking to unplug and relax from the strains of adulthood, even if for just 48 hours. If that is not enough, here is where Club Getaway GENUINELY excels and shines above everywhere else you can go for the weekend: This place has the most amazing, caring, kind-hearted, and engaged staff. Many of the staffers are diverse internationals from two dozen countries and they are here to help you try new things, keep everything safe, and ensure all of your needs are exceeded. There is an amazing crew of social leaders (shoutouts to Hunter, Bluto, and Weekend Ken!) who help organize the activities and "Weekend "Counselors", and motivate you to get out there and try as many new experiences as you can. Food at Club Getaway is way better than you think it is going to be. Upon arrival on Fridays, there is a welcome Happy Hour with finger foods and light bites, followed by family style dinner with salad and rolls, two proteins, starch and vegetables, and dessert. Breakfast in the morning is a buffet with omelettes/pancakes/waffles made to order, scrambled eggs, breakfast meats, home fries, oatmeal, pastries, fresh fruit, juices, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. Lunch is an EVEN BIGGER buffet with literally 50 different food options (including chocolate bread, and yes, you need to eat it - picture a loaf of bread stuffed with warm cake frosting). Saturdays also include a lakeside Happy Hour with a BBQ, and Sundays also include a sundae bar between breakfast and lunch, just because. I should also point out that each formal meal includes a large screen listing the food items with allergen information - CG takes food seriously and there is always something for everyone to eat no matter one's dietary needs/restrictions. Each weekend also includes photography! Leave your phones in the cabin and let the camp's amazing photographer capture your best (and most embarrassing) moments - within a week of returning to real life, you get access to the hundreds of photos that were taken. Each trip is choose-your-own-adventure style where you are presented an activities list each morning and decide what you want to do (there are only a few activities that are compulsory: the welcome happy hour, the lakeside happy hour (with the lake open), the after-dinner parties, and meal times). My most recent weekend consisted of the following activities: FRIDAY: Welcome and unpack Happy Hour (w/ games, mixers, and light bites) Dinner family style Karaoke/Dance party Courtyard socializing with mini campfire SATURDAY Breakfast Treetop Zipline Archery Pickleball Volleyball Sky Cycle Aerial Park Lunch Color War Water Balloon Contest Pub Hike Softball Lake Swim Lakeside Happy Hour w/ BBQ Shower/Rest Time Costume Party Dinner with Live Band/Dancing DJ Party with Dancing Campfire with S'mores and AMAZING sing-along guitar music SUNDAY Breakfast Pickleball Boozy Bingo Kayaking Lake Swim Lunch Pack up and Goodbyes At lunch on Sunday the staff gives out superlatives (Bingo champion, musical chairs champion, best paint-and-sipper, craziest dancer, best pub hike joke, most drunk, etc.) My friend who came with me won the CAMP SPIRIT award and was given a special trophy. These words cannot properly do justice to the amount of fun I have every single time I come to Club Getaway. This is a magical place - if you've read this far, your next step is to call and book a weekend there. Club Getaway is perfect for groups of friends, bachelor/bachelorette parties (there were four this past weekend), couples, and solo campers too - everyone is welcome and everyone is made to feel special, no matter how many people are (or aren't) with you!

Love love love love You don't even have to climb anything…read morelol The walk is paved so that's great Lots of old people and people with very new children!! lol It's easy It's beautiful Bring a ball Bring a kite Bring burgers they have tables and grills Bri g blankets Not crowded Bathroom was not open

This place is so beautiful. It's a short hike around the falls but if you take a right can go on…read morefor a long time I'm not sure how long because I have never went that full way. On the way up there are stairs and lookouts over the falls. They were recently redone and looks so nice. I love going here. Right now the bathrooms are locked so if you go have a picnic at the tables below you might have to leave to find a bathroom about 8 mins up the road in a store or restaurant. I think the bathrooms open on memorial day but I'm not sure. There are picnic tables in the grassy area and benches along the right side of the falls.