Dropped in for a night, grounds were well kept and staff was super friendly. Showers were clean and…read morewarm which is always nice. We will be returning next season. Great location for road trips up north. We tent camped for context

I stayed here earlier in June. I loved it! It is spread out, has open spots and closed in (trees)…read morespots. The staff were friendly. There is a beach, laundry, store, large rec area. It is gated. I prefer adult campgrounds (yes, I like children)...but it was large enough that I had a quiet spot under the trees. Brie and I always appreciate a dog park! I would love to go back.

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,

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.

Had the pleasure of staying at site 48 for my first camping experience! I can only speak of the…read moresite and the hiking trails. Site 48: There are lots and lots and lots of bugs. You will find flies of all shapes and sizes, mosquitoes, and spiders. This part isn't fun. But it's nature and it's expected. Make sure you load up on your bug spray. Other than that, you're given a fire ring, picnic table, and a pretty large space to back your car in so it's out of the road. The site is more or less secluded if you parked your car in the entrance. It's not fully shaded like it says online though. The latrine is suuuuper close by and so is the water spout. Definitely recommend this spot and will for sure be coming back to it. The trails: we hiked blue trail and it wasn't terrible but was totally not what I expected! There's tons of inclines and lots of climbing. If you're a hiking junky, you'll like it. If you're a first timer, I don't really recommend. And if you're a casual walker/hiker, you can give it a try but I personally don't think it's worth it. There are some slippery and rocky slopes. Other than that, I still enjoyed it but hear me out when I say it's not for the casual walkers!! The campground and park is overall well kept. The latrines don't smell awful in the day because of it's solar panel ventilation systems. Beware of it when the sun goes down. The water is safe to cook and drink. The staff maintaining the area is more or less nice. They have a very strict no alcohol and pets policy so don't let them catch you with either! And I repeat again DO NOT FORGET YOUR BUG SPRAY.

White Memorial Campground is gorgeous. We stayed in spot 4, which was right on the lake. We loved…read morebeing surrounded by nature in such a beautiful and peaceful setting. The only downside is that there are no electric, water or sewer hookups, but if you can dry camp, it is so worthwhile. We definitely recommend this campground.

Hidden CT gem! Feels like VT. The wild and scenic west branch of the Farmington river borders the…read morecampground for some of the best freshwater fishing in CT. Cabins are new and fairly spacious, with bathroom facilities and clean water points provided in close proximity to all campsites. Shout out to Addison on staff for his professionalism and care, we felt like he tried to make sure we got the best experience possible with tips about wildlife and an overall positive attitude that impacted both of our group stays this year. Have to book in advance because reservations fill up fast! We will see you again next year! #HappyCampers!

Went back again and loved it. Nice and quiet and loved that we were able to walk through the woods…read moreto the river and do a little tubing right in the park. Bathrooms seemed much cleaner than I remembered from last year. Plus I finally got to see a bear (walking through someone else's site while I was driving) so that was a cool.

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.

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.

There are two ways to get here: the paved road and the gravel road. If you have a 4x4 or another…read morehigh clearance vehicle, even bikes, you can do the unpaved road. Google did me a solid and took me on the unpaved road, which at the beginning is bumpy and soft, and seems very doable, but quickly turns rocky and hilly, and eventually goes berserk and turns into a road with big cracks, branches that are down, water puddles and brooks, a beautiful place to walk but not for a luxury four door sedan rental, which is what I always rent and ride. I'm joking, I rent two door vehicles, cheap gas, you know. Anyway, I went a bit too far hoping for the road to patch up and be normal, but after a few craters I knew that this road was a trail more than a road. So, if you are coming to Mohawk Mountain, do not leave the unpaved road because it will lead you to the main entrance and not where I was, which I never will know if it even leads to Mohawk Mountain since I aborted it after the second knock on the transmission. Oh! Yes, no way to turn around either, so I had to undo a large part of the trail on reverse. Good thing I know how to drive well! Other than that, this place is really cool. The name may be borrowed from an offshoot of the larger Iroquois nations, the Mohawk-Iroquois, which occupied New York, not Connecticut. As far as I know, the name of the tribe that may have inhabited this area is disputed.

I've been coming up here since I was a teenager! It's such a fun place to feel on top of the world…read moreand hang out. It's never "crowded" per se so it's peaceful and surrounded by nature. I like to bring a book when the temp is right and enjoy.

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!)

My son and I did the Pine Knob Trail. It came highly recommended by a girlfriend I will say I found…read moreit extremely difficult. It was recommended to go clockwise ask we did and glad we did. The views are the top are beyond breathtaking. The water views are pretty as well. This trail was so hard, for me, I'm one and done but it would be great for experienced hikers.

So, this is a review of the Day Use Area as well as the Pine Knob Loop Trail, which runs through…read morethe State Park. We had a great time with both. There's a decently sized parking area by the Pine Knob Loop trail, and it fills up quickly, even on a pretty chilly autumn day. It was probably one of the last times to get nice fall foliage in 2018. Altogether, this is a great place to go for a strenuous hike. It goes up abut 800ft to the Appalachian Trail, and then back down, all in about 4 miles. So, it's a pretty strenuous trail, but the views are totally worth it. After our hike, we went to one of the many picnic areas that are along the Housatonic River. There are a lot of pleasant meadow areas, picnic tables, and grills. The bathrooms are locked up for the season, which is a thing to be aware of if you're here during the off season. Altogether this is a nice place to see some sights and have a nice picnic. I'd definitely come here again.