If you are looking for a place to stay that offers plenty of activities, you'll find it at Nelson's Family Campground. The park can be found in East Hampton CT. The 175-acre estate is perfect for families and provides plenty of entertainment. The park features a swimming pool, laundry facilities, mini golf, and a camp store. The camp site also boasts an on-site dump station for motorhomes. The campground's other amenities include a nearby museum, a golf course, and a lake.
It is family-friendly and pet-friendly, making it a great choice for your next vacation. It offers some of best internet in the area. There are many museums and historical sites within walking distance. The town also has many shops and eateries. The park is located near many of the town's attractions, including the Meshomasic State forest and Pocotopaug. The park's air conditioning is the best option if you want to keep cool.
Another attraction of the campground is its close proximity to some of the most popular attractions in the area. Because it is centrally located, you can reach many popular spots like the Connecticut Science Center and Meshomasic States Forest within a short driving distance. In fact, the park is one of the most popular destinations in the area. In addition to its close proximity to a variety of local attractions, the park boasts a number of seasonal sites. The park's website has information on both year-round and seasonal camping. Reservations can also be made. The park is open from April to October. Castle Park Investments, which recently acquired the park in its entirety from the Gustines, are the park's new owners. They are a group of experienced professionals committed to the long-term success and growth of the business.
More than 300 RV sites are available in the park. There is also 175 acres to explore. The park has a swimming pool, a recreation area with a free trash station, a basketball course, and an on-site dump station for motorhomes. You're also close to the Connecticut Science Center, Meshomasic state forest, and Yale-New Haven station.
