Mon to Tue: 8:00am – 4:00pm Wed: 8:00am – 6:00pm Thr to Fri: 8:00am – 4:00pm Sat to Sun: Closed
Camping types:
Reservable campsites by phone and first come, first served campites.
About
When you come to Quinebaug & Shetucket, you can tell that you're experiencing something unique. As part of what is coined the Last Green Valley, there is an endless list of things to be done here. Aside from the scenic hiking and biking around the area, the picturesque towns and villages enveloped in the park are just waiting to be explored as well. Bubbling over with historical, cultural, and flat out breathtaking sights, you’ll love sinking your teeth into all that the park has to offer—we are talking about 695,000 acres worth of lush, green goodness.
Want to get in on the local fun? Nearby Norwich holds an Oktoberfest every year that is a must to hit up in between or after your outdoor escapades. The fall time scatters rich red and orange hues across the tree lines, truly magnificent scenery for even locals to drink in.
When you come to Quinebaug & Shetucket, you can tell that you're experiencing something unique. As part of what is coined the Last Green Valley, there is an endless list of things to be done here. Aside from the scenic hiking and biking around the area, the picturesque towns and villages enveloped in the park are just waiting to be explored as well. Bubbling over with historical, cultural, and flat out breathtaking sights, you’ll love sinking your teeth into all that the park has to offer—we are talking about 695,000 acres worth of lush, green goodness.
Want to get in on the local fun? Nearby Norwich holds an Oktoberfest every year that is a must to hit up in between or after your outdoor escapades. The fall time scatters rich red and orange hues across the tree lines, truly magnificent scenery for even locals to drink in.
Activities in the park
6 campgrounds in Quinebaug & Shetucket Rivers Valley
Circle C Campground is as classically Americana as its name suggests. A boat ramp, rental boats in case you forgot yours, and big ol' bass in Bailey Pond (a short walk from the campsites) make for idyllic summer days. There's also a separate swimming pond free from worries of errant hooks, as well as hayrides, horseshoes, mini golf, and more. In s Read more...
The name is really accurate here: Stateline Campresort and Cabins is located right at the Connecticut-Rhode Island border and is more like a resort you can camp at than the kind of campground your grandfather used to take you to. With a swimming pool, waterslides, and theme weekends, camping activities take a backseat to huge barbecues, fishing co Read more...
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Quinebaug & Shetucket Rivers Valley
Wed: 8:00am – 6:00pm
Thr to Fri: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Sat to Sun: Closed
When you come to Quinebaug & Shetucket, you can tell that you're experiencing something unique. As part of what is coined the Last Green Valley, there is an endless list of things to be done here. Aside from the scenic hiking and biking around the area, the picturesque towns and villages enveloped in the park are just waiting to be explored as well. Bubbling over with historical, cultural, and flat out breathtaking sights, you’ll love sinking your teeth into all that the park has to offer—we are talking about 695,000 acres worth of lush, green goodness.
Want to get in on the local fun? Nearby Norwich holds an Oktoberfest every year that is a must to hit up in between or after your outdoor escapades. The fall time scatters rich red and orange hues across the tree lines, truly magnificent scenery for even locals to drink in.
When you come to Quinebaug & Shetucket, you can tell that you're experiencing something unique. As part of what is coined the Last Green Valley, there is an endless list of things to be done here. Aside from the scenic hiking and biking around the area, the picturesque towns and villages enveloped in the park are just waiting to be explored as well. Bubbling over with historical, cultural, and flat out breathtaking sights, you’ll love sinking your teeth into all that the park has to offer—we are talking about 695,000 acres worth of lush, green goodness.
Want to get in on the local fun? Nearby Norwich holds an Oktoberfest every year that is a must to hit up in between or after your outdoor escapades. The fall time scatters rich red and orange hues across the tree lines, truly magnificent scenery for even locals to drink in.
Activities in the park
6 campgrounds in Quinebaug & Shetucket Rivers Valley
Circle C Campground is as classically Americana as its name suggests. A boat ramp, rental boats in case you forgot yours, and big ol' bass in Bailey Pond (a short walk from the campsites) make for idyllic summer days. There's also a separate swimming pond free from worries of errant hooks, as well as hayrides, horseshoes, mini golf, and more. In s Read more...
The name is really accurate here: Stateline Campresort and Cabins is located right at the Connecticut-Rhode Island border and is more like a resort you can camp at than the kind of campground your grandfather used to take you to. With a swimming pool, waterslides, and theme weekends, camping activities take a backseat to huge barbecues, fishing co Read more...
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
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