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. This 175-acre park is family-friendly and offers something for everyone. The park has a swimming area, laundry facilities and mini golf. There's also a camp store. The campground also has a dump site for motorhomes. The campground's other amenities include a nearby museum, a golf course, and a lake.
The park is a family friendly and pet friendly option for your next vacation. It boasts the best wifi in this area. Many museums and historical sites can be reached by walking, and the town is home to many shops and restaurants. You can also find many tourist attractions nearby, such as the picturesque lake Pocotopaug or the Meshomasic state forest. The park's air conditioning is the best option if you want to keep cool.
The campground's second major attraction is its location near the top attractions of the metro. 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. This park is one the most sought-after in the area. It is also close to many attractions in the area. The park also has several seasonal sites. The park's website has information on both year-round and seasonal camping. Reservations can also be made. The park is usually open from April through October. The park's newest occupants are the Castle Park Investments, who recently acquired the park from the aforementioned Gustines. They are a group made up of professionals with a long history of success who are determined to ensure the continued success of this business.
More than 300 RV sites are available in the park. There is also 175 acres to explore. The park offers a swimming area, a recreation center with a free dump site, a basketball court and even a dumping station on the premises for motorhome owners. It is just a short distance from several local attractions including the Connecticut Science Center (Meshomasic State Forest), and the Yale-New Haven Train Station.
