Clean, friendly staff and other campers made us feel welcome. Convenient location. Well…read moremaintained, grass campsites with cement pads for chairs, grills, etc will definitely return!

Underwhelming. A new pool is the only boastful thing I can think of; but you can tell by lack of…read moremaintenance that it'll be trash within a couple of years. Family friendly, except on weekends and holidays. Mid week you can soak in the views of all the derelict trailers scattered through the park. On the weekends you can enjoy no sanctioned events so everyone gets bored and starts "breaking rules"New owner, see you next Tuesday. Enjoy spending 1,200$ a month to watch her mow the grass and contribute nothing to the well being of the park. After 30 years it's a shame. A lot of potential once current owner goes away. For the cost you might as well go to Hammonassett. Yes, a state park has a leg up on this spot.

Great place. Dog friendly kid tolerant lol Good snack bar…read more, clean pool Just a nice comfortable place

Family feel small campground. Nice people, pool, pond for catch and release, decent weekend…read moreentertainment and variety of site types from secluded to "in the field" where you can watch the kids play at the jungle gym from your site.

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.

Not sure if this is the same owner but our host Kevin, was outstanding! We stayed here for the full…read moremonth of May with our 37ft Fifthwheel. Site 10 offers 30amp and water hookups. There is a septic service that comes every 2 weeks. We genuinely loved our stay with our beloved dog. Neighbors were quiet and friendly. There is a beautiful beach with gorgeous views of the lake. Our host also owns the AirBnb on the same lot which looks amazing!

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Very disappointed with this campsite and the rules they enforce. Clearly super prejudice towards…read morespecific dogs breeds that may look more intimidating than others. I'm just extremely confused on why we still have these stigmas in 2025 and think it needs to be changed. Dogs attitudes are a product of the owners training. Just because a specific dog breed needs more stimulation, enrichment and training to behave correctly does not mean all dogs that belong to that breed are aggressive. Unless you have a golden retriever, i'd steer clear of this place.

The campground is pretty nice, but a lot of the staff were pretty rude to us and not helpful​​read more

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!

COVID-19 era review: if you and your RV are passing through Hartford, this is the place to rest and…read morerecharge! You have scenery and trail access right from the park, but also a pool, playground, and rec hall. There's a few full hookup sites, two dump stations on the way out of the park in case you had an electric/water site, and propane. Nelson's has a vacation colony of old feel with seasonal sites and themed weekends, and had events/crafts in the rec hall before COVID. The park is also a stone's throw from hiking and biking. Meshomasic State Forest is a short jaunt up the Square Trail--no need to leave the park for a decent hike. Lake Pocotopaug, the Airline Trail and (seasonally of course) leaf peeping. New England stone walls crisscross the Triangle and Square trails. Some of the bathhouses are closed because of pandemic, and the playground is presently closed except for a couple supervised play times, but it's still a great getaway. Our fire pit was like a hearth, and hearing the pond fountain was peaceful. What a great little getaway!

It's a nice place if you have kids and want to be packed in like sardines. It's very awkward I'd…read moreyou don't know anyone, the front office staff isn't the most friendly imho. Very clean and nice bathrooms and the place is very large.