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Getting Away Was Never So Close Hidden Acres Family Campground Ashford, CT 47 River Road, Preston, Connecticut 06365 *

Hidden Acres Family Inc. Campground will Family Campground Exit 69 (I-84W) Exit 72 (I-84E) proudly offer you and From North: GPS: 105 Westford Hill Rd your family From South: GPS: 174 Laurel Lane FAMILY FUN The Quinebaug River Fishing & Swimming • 60’ Swimming Pool

Our Camp Store • 200’ Sandy Beach Cabin Rentals • Stocked Fishing-no license required Planned Activities • 5-Star Ratings / Reviews Swimming Pool Game Room • Live Bands/Entertainment Playground • Snack Bar/Breakfast Hay Rides • Splash Pad/2 Playscapes Fire Truck Rides • 375 Sites / 140 acres Bingo Full Hookups • Pet Beach & 3 Trails Cable TV • Updated WiFi System Free Limited Wi-Fi • Boat Rentals (no motors) Seasonal Sites • Adult & Children Activities Ceramic Shop Peacocks & Goats •

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Restaurant • Stocked Camp Store Shuffle Board • Horseshoe Pits Cable Television Bocce Court Stocked Pond 1-800-303-CAMP Lots of Memories!! brialee.com Hidden Acres Family Campground is located near Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun and Mystic. We have been welcoming families since 1972. Please visit our website www.hiddenacrescamp.com Brialee, Inc. 174 Laurel Lane, PO Box 125, Ashford, CT 06278 860-429-8359 or call 860-887-9633 for more information. Our season is May 1- Columbus Day Table of Contents Campground Information ReDiscover Camping Today 4 RV & Cabin Rentals 5 Full State Map Of Campground Locations 6 Welcome To Connecticut 8

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Northwest Hills 9 Region Map/Amenities List 10 Campground Information 11 Activities and Points of Interest 12

Central River Valley 14 Region Map/Amenities List 15 Campground Information 16 Coupon Book 17 Activities and Points of Interest 18 Tips For Camping With Your Dog 20

Northeast Corner 22 Region Map/Amenities List 23 Campground Information 24 Activities and Points of Interest 28 Swimming Pool! Hiking With Children 30 Waterfalls 31 Southeast/Mystic 32 200 Sites 50' x 80' Heated FREE Wifi Region Map/Amenities List 33 Campground Information 34 6 Rental Units Rec-Hall Saturday Crafts Activities and Points of Interest 38 Laundry Facilities Stocked Camp Store Weekly BINGO! Camping Food Can Be Fun 40 Dog Park Lighted Basketball Dinner Events Connecticut State Campgrounds 41 Connecticut RV Dealers 43 Propane Station RV Parts & Supplies Horseshoe Pits How To Use This Guide Lake Swimming Weekend Activities Sunday Breakfast Are you a first time camper or seasoned pro? term/seasonal. The campgrounds in this guide offer a variety Whatever your age, interest or level of experience, this Guide is of ammenties. Look at the charts and descriptions to see what Great Bass Fishing Live Entertainment Saturday Hayrides designed to get you started on years of successful camping in campground best suits your style. Connecticut. Use it to contact campgrounds and plan care-free Boat Rentals Cable TV Hook-Ups Casinos Nearby! camping 3. Explore the activites and points of interest around the camp- Safari Group Area 2 Playgrounds vacations. ground and experience all that Connecticut has to offer. Lean-to Camping

1. Consider your possible destinations: near a city, quaint town, 4. Call before you go. Reservations are always best to guaran- ocean, mountains, landmarks or local special events. There are tee a site. four regions to pick the perfect area for your campsite. Using this Guide to locate campgrounds in the region of your 2. Decide what kind of camping experience you want: back-to- choice and have the amenities best suited for you will help you nature, outdoor sports, family camping, resort, short or long plan a great camping vacation.

2 www.campconn.com So you want to take your Campgrounds Offering family camping? Great idea, Rental Units over 40 million people went Northwest Hills camping last year. You haven’t Lone Oak Campsites camped since your were a Cozy Hills Campground youngster? White Pines Campsites No worries! Central River Valley Grandview Camp Resort Nelson’s Family Campground Wolf’s Den Campground

Northeast Corner Rediscover camping today Brialee RV & Tent Park You remember it was fun: setting up the campsite, building a • Teach your children how to build a fire. It takes time and Chamberlain Lake fire, playing in the lake, running through the woods, getting dirty. patience. You have to move at a slower pace. You have time to Charlie Brown Campground Those are great memories and now you want your kids to have talk. Show them how to make a simple meal. It doesn’t have to Circle “C” Campground those experiences. However, as a parent you see it in a different be fancy. The fact that they can help is more important. Finish Mineral Springs Campground light. They are going to play with the fire, swim in a lake, get up with s’mores around that campfire. Getting sticky is part of dirty! Never fear, it will be ok. You had so much fun, made so the fun! River Bend Campground many wonderful memories, and so will they. • Play together. Take a hike. Here is a chance to help your Stateline Campresort kids foster a love of nature and outdoor activities. You will be Sun Valley Resort Start by planning your camping trip as a family teaching them about a healthy lifestyle and giving them a better • Decide where you want to go. There are a variety of fabulous understanding of their world while having fun together. Southeast/Mystic and diverse camping options in Connecticut. Campgrounds • Get involved in the campground’s activities. Many parks have Aces High RV Park across the state, from the hill country to the central valley to the exciting daily activities or themed weekend events. Your family Acorn Acres Campground shore, offer something for every camper in your family. can be a team at these events, playing with and competing Hidden Acres Campground • Camping is one of the most popular family vacation activities, against other families. Cooperating and cheering on your Mystic KOA “teammates” will bring your family closer together. so ask around. More than likely you have a friend or co-worker Nature’s Campsites RV & Cabin Rentals that has camped recently and can answer any questions that Odetah Camping Resort Is tenting out of the question, but you don’t have an RV? There is an easy way might pop up. Make memories Pequot Ledge Campground • Find a kid-friendly camping vacation site, campgrounds that • Take pictures. Unplugging from technology is good, but photos to take your friends and family camping: rent. Explore the great outdoors, watch Ross Hill Family Campground offer activities for the whole family. Games like horseshoes and keep the memories fresh for years to come. You don’t have to the stars twinkle in the night sky or just relax by the campfire. Renting a cabin or softball to fishing and hiking, swimming and canoeing, you will post them to Facebook. Keep them for just your family. Salem Farms Campground find a number of different ways to have fun together and make • Some campgrounds have arts and crafts. Together you can Sunfox Campground RV in a campground is a great way to experience all that camping has to offer those all-important family memories. create “fridge” art, reminding you of the fun you had. Water’s Edge Campground and still enjoy all the comforts of home. • Tell silly stories around the campfire. They are your stories, To tent or not to tent just for your family. Stories you will all remember for a lifetime. Many Connecticut campgrounds offer rental units. They can vary from rustic If you don’t have camping equipment, you can easily get all that cabins to full service park model trailers. Some campgrounds even have pet you need - a tent, cook stove, sleeping bags, lanterns, and more Go camping, make memories - online or at your local sporting goods store. If you’re not keen Camping can be the glue that bonds your family, a lovely time friendly units so you don’t have to leave your four legged family members home. on sleeping on the ground then try a cabin or RV rental. Many to look back on, and something that perhaps your grandchildren campgrounds offer this option. From back to basic cabins that will get to experience one day. You can decide if you want it to Cabins may have a minimum of facilities with a bath house nearby. They offer comfortable beds and a roof over your head to luxury park be rustic or luxurious. Go camping and you will talk, play, enjoy are comfortable and dry, usually with lighting and sometimes have small model trailers with full baths and amenities, you will feel like a natural lifestyle experience, and make memories together. you’re in a summer cottage. All this while having fun, exploring the great outdoors, and yes, refrigerators and microwave ovens. getting dirty, just like you did when you were a kid. Trailer rentals can vary in size and conveniences. Typically they are larger than Create a family bond • Setting up a campsite takes teamwork. Everyone gets to pitch cabins and have bathrooms, separate bedrooms and kitchens. It is like home in to make it your home away from home. Share the say in how away from home! it should look and relax in your custom surroundings. Just decide what type of rental you want, pick a campground and start camping. It is as easy as that!

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Southeast/Mystic 30. Aces High RV Park 31. Acorn Acres Campground Northwest Hills Northeast Corner LONG ISLAND SOUND 32. Amos Lake 1. Branch Brook Campground 35. Countryside Campground 2. Cozy Hills Campground 15. Beaver Pines Campground 36. Hidden Acres Campground 3. Gentile’s Campground 16. Brialee RV & Tent Park 37. Indianfield Campground 4. Hemlock Hill Camp Resort 17. Chamberlain Lake 39. Laurel Lock Campground 5. Lone Oak Campsites 18. Charlie Brown Campground 40. Mystic KOA 6. White Pines Campsites 19. Circle C Campground 20. Del-Aire 41. Nature’s Campsites 21. Hide-A-Way Cove Campground 42. Odetah Camping Resort Central River Valley 22. Highland Campground 43. Pequot Ledge Campground 7. Bear Creek Campground 23. Mineral Springs Campground 44. Ross Hill Family Campground 8. Grandview Campresort 24. Nickerson Park 45. Salem Farms Campground 9. Little City Campground 25. Peppertree Camping 46. Seaport Campground 10. Markham Meadows Campground 26. River Bend Campground 47. Sunfox Campground 11. Nelson’s Family Campground 27. Roaring Brook Campground 48. Water’s Edge Campground 13. Totoket Valley RV Park 28. Stateline Campresort 49. Witch Meadow Lake Campground 14. Wolf’s Den Campground 29. Sun Valley Resort

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Come experience the diversity that Connecticut has to offer. From the mountains in the Northwest to the winding river of the Central Valley, the “quiet corner” that is the Northeast or the Mystic Seaport region of the Southeast, we have got the perfect campsite in the perfect setting for your perfect outdoor getaway! NORTHWEST

Northwest Hills This area is known for its unspoiled scenery, beautiful stone walls, and classic village greens. There is a choice of outdoor adventures from fly fishing along the Housatonic River, known as the best in the east, to hiking any part of the 52 miles of the famous Appalachian Trail. Picnic at Kent Falls, the largest in the state, or spend a hot summer day on one HILLS of the many cool lakes. For a quieter adventure, take a stroll though the quaint shops in the area’s historic small towns. There is a great mix of fun activities for the whole family in the “hills”!

Central River Valley The Connecticut River wanders through the middle of the state ending up in Long Island Sound. It runs through farmland and urban areas alike, giving visitors options on a variety of activities. Enjoy a beautiful ride on the river and view bald eagles and ospreys or feel the gentle rocking motion of riding the rails as you roll across the countryside in a steam train. Stop at a museum and learn about Connecticut’s heritage and legacy. If it’s action you want, hop on an old fashioned wooden roller coaster or soar through trees on a zipline at the area’s amusement and adventure parks. For a thrilling adventure or an historical experience the Central River Valley has it all!

Northeast Corner The Northeast is know as the “quiet corner”. Tucked in this region are orchards, nurseries, farm markets and wineries, it’s a foodie’s paradise. Camping doesn’t have to mean roughing it when it comes to great meals. From apples to Points of Interest Zinfandels there are exciting finds for all tastes. Camping never tasted so good! Two of the oldest agricultural fairs in • Appalachian Trail the United States are here. See draft horses, livestock shows, exhibits, live entertainment, and more. Hiking and biking • White Memorial Foundation are great fun, but how about trying a trail of a different kind in a canoe. The Quinebaug River Water Trail runs through • Housatonic River northeast Connecticut. It’s a great way to see nature from a different view point. This region maybe called the quiet • Bantam & Twin Lakes corner but activities abound! • Lake Waramaug • Kent Falls Southeast / Mystic • Fishing Looking for a traditional New England experience, look no further than Mystic Seaport and Olde Mistick Village. Meander • Boating/Canoeing/Kayaking through the coastal village, climb aboard a tall ship and explore America’s maritime history. Step further back in time and understand the life Native Americans lived when you visit the Mashantucket Pequot Museum. For a more active day go to • Skip Barber Racing School the beach. Swimming, boating and clamming are all part of the enchanting oceanside lifestyle. Let yourself be drawn to • Lime Rock Race Park the sea, feel the sun and smell the fresh air. A Mystic/Southeast camping vacation is a must! • White Flower Farm • Clark Outdoors 8 www.campconn.com • Goshen Fair Grounds www.campconn.com 1. BRANCH BROOK 4. HEMLOCK HILL COOPERATIVE CAMPGROUND & TRAILER SALES CAMP RESORT (860) 283-8144 (860)-361-6888 435 Watertown Road, Thomaston, CT 06787. 118 Hemlock Hill Rd, Litchfield CT 06759 Located off of CT NORTHWEST HILLS Kip & Denise1. Brammer.BRANCH We do BROOK not accept credit cards. From Rte. 202.4. HEMLOCKSituated in the scenicHILL northwest COOPERATIVE hills of Litchfield Rte. 8 (northCAMPGROUND or south) Exit 38, 1 mile & WestTRAILER on Rte. 6. SALESAcross County. CAMP Close to RESOR the ConnecticutT Wine Trail, numerous lakes from Black (860)Rock State283-8144 Park. Free WiFi. and regional(860)-361-6888 fairs. Wooded sites, 2 large pools, pet friendly, cov- 5 4/1 - 11/1, 72435 sites. Watertown Road, Thomaston, CT 06787. ered pavillion,118 Hemlock themed Hill Rd, weekendsLitchfield CT and 06759 hayrides. Located Daily,off of CT weekend, Rte. 202. www. branchbrookct.comFrom Rte. 8 (north or south) Exit 38, 1 mile West on Rte. 6. Across seasonal,Situated or purchase in the scenic your northwest own site.hills of Litchfield County. Close to the from Black Rock State Park. Free WiFi. www.hemlockhillcampresort.comConnecticut Wine Trail, numerous lakes and regional fairs. Wooded 4/1 - 11/1, 72 sites. [email protected], 2 large pools, pet friendly, covered pavillion, themed weekends 6 2. COZYwww. HILLS branchbrookct.com CAMPGROUND and hayrides. Daily, weekend, seasonal, or purchase your own site. (860) 567-2119 www.hemlockhillcampresort.com ‘Cause Camp Time is Family time! 52 acres nestled in the pic- [email protected] 2. COZY HILLS CAMPGROUND 5. LONE OAK CAMPSITES turesque Litchfield(860) 567-2119 Hills of Bantam, CT. Over 115 sites with a 800-422-2267 variety of hookups, café, arcade, bingo and store. Free: Wi-Fi, 52 acres nestled in the picturesque Litchfield Hills of Bantam, CT. 5. LONE OAK CAMPSITES Fax (860) 824-1585 crafts, hayrides, showers, in-ground pool, fishing, horseshoes, New! Outdoor Laser Tag! Over 120 sites with a variety of Rte. 44,800-422-2267 East Canaan, CT 06024. ping pong, hookups,basketball café, Rentals: arcade, bingo Golf and carts, store. canoes,Free: Wi-Fi, cabins crafts, andhayrides, Barry,Fax Peter (860) & Jacolyn 824-1585 Brown. For information: 860-824-7051. park models.showers, Theme in-ground weekends, pool, fishing, DJ and horseshoes, bands, pingpet pong,friendly. basketball Rte. 44, East Canaan, CT 06024. Rentals: Golf carts, canoes, cabins and park models. Theme U.S. Rte. 44, 4 miles west of Norfolk, 4 miles east of Canaan. Located right off of 202, 10 minutes from downtown Litchfield, Barry, Peter & Jacolyn Brown. For information: 860-824-7051. U.S. 4 weekends, DJ and bands, pet friendly. Located right off of 202, 10 We offer a full and exciting recreation program for kids. Adults Macedonia 15 minutes from New Milford. Mid-April to Mid October. Rte. 44, 4 miles west of Norfolk, 4 miles east of Canaan. We offer minutes from downtown Litchfield, 15 minutes from New Milford. will enjoy live Country and Classic Rock Bands in our full www. cozyhills.com a full and exciting recreation program for kids. Adults will enjoy live Mid-April to Mid October. service night club. We have rental units, free WiFi, 2 pools and 2 Country and Classic Rock Bands in our full service night club. We have www. cozyhills.com a hot tub. 4/15-10/15, 468 sites. See our ad on the back cover. rental units, free WiFi, 2 pools and a hot tub. 4/15-10/15, 468 sites. 3. GENTILE’S CAMPGROUND [email protected] See our ad on the back cover. 3. GENTILE’S CAMPGROUND(860) 283-8437 [email protected] 3 (860) 283-8437 Fax (203) 755-3582 www.loneoakcampsites.com Residence: Fax203-755-3582 (203) 755-3582 Cell: 203-509-5990. Rte. 262 Mt.Residence: Tobe Road, 203-755-3582 Plymouth, Cell: CT 203-509-5990. 06782. 1 6. WHITE PINES CAMPSITES Irene & RayRte. Gentile. 262 Mt. From Tobe Road, I-95 Plymouth, or I-84 -TakeCT 06782. Route 8 north to Oakville 6. WHITE PINES CAMPSITES Irene & Ray Gentile. From I-95 or I-84 -Take Route 8 north to Exit 39. (860) 379-0124 Exit 39. At end of ramp (East) on Rte. 6 for 2 miles. At light turn (860) 379-0124 Right onto Rte.At end 262 of ramp for 3(East) miles. on Rte. Campground 6 for 2 miles. Atis lighton yourturn Right Left. onto Rte.232 Old North Rd, Barkhamsted, CT 06063-3406. From 262 for 3 miles. Campground is on your Left. From Rte. 4 or Rte. 118Junction 232 of Old Rtes. North 44 Rd, & NewBarkhamsted, Rte. 8, go CT west 06063-3406. on Rte. 44 From 1/10 mile, From Rte. 4 or Rte. 118 or Rte 202 Take Rte. 8 South to Exit Junction of Rtes. 44 & New Rte. 8, go west on Rte. 44 1/10 mile, 39. At end ofor Rteramp 202 turn Take Left Rte. for8 South 2 miles. to Exit At 39. light At end turn of ramp Right turn on Left fornorth 2 on Old Rte. 8 for 2 miles, east 1/10 mile on Rte. 20 take miles. At light turn Right on Rte. 262 - 3 miles to Campground. first hardnorth righton Old onto Rte. 8 Oldfor 2 Northmiles, eastRoad 1/10 - Campground mile on Rte. 20 is take 1 firstmile on Rte. 262 - 3 miles to Campground. hard right onto Old North Road - Campground is 1 mile on left. 4/15- left. 4/15-10/15, 209 sites. 10/15, 209 sites. www.whitepinescamp.comwww.whitepinescamp.com

Quick Reference Guide To Campground Amenities and Recreation This chart lists amenities and recreation available at each campground. Hot showers, water & electric are basic services offered by most CCOA campgrounds. Campgrounds indicating sewer and cable hookups usually have a percentage of their sites with these services. Wifi may have a fee. Some campgrounds allow golf carts. Please call individual campgrounds for their complete information. · Family CampgroundBRANCH · Pool/Rec Rooms · Big Rig FriendlyBROOK · Laundry/Showers · 30/50 AMP · WiFi/Ltd. Cable · Full HookupsCAMPGROUND · Propane √ = On Premise • = Nearby (860)CALL 283-8144 860.283.8144 Ad Page Fishing L.P. Gas L.P. Planned Activities Swimming Pool Boating Hiking Map Number Sewer Hookup Safari Area Store Swimming Other Laundry Cabin Rentals RV Rentals WiFi TV Hookup Cable Tenting Recreation Hall Senior Citizen Cr. Pets On Leash 435 Watertown Rd, Rte 6, Thomaston, CT 06787 11 CAMPGROUND FACILITIES: Branch Brook Campground 1 √ √ • √ • √ • √ √ √ √ √ √ BRANCHBROOKCAMPGROUNDCT.COM • Sites for Large Rigs and Electric 50 & 30 amp Cozy Hills Campground 2 √ √ √ • √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ √ • Level, Open or Shaded Sites, Water, Electric & Sewer Hookups Gentiles Campground 3 √ √ √ √ • √ •• √ √ • √ √ √ • Pool, Laundry Hemlock Hill Camp Resort 4 √ √ √ ••• √ √ √ √ √ √ √ • Limited Likesites with PhoneUs and On Cable Facebook • Free WiFi throughout the whole campground Lone Oak Campsites 5 P √ √ √ √ √ √ • √√√√√√√√√√√√ www.facebook.com/ 435 Watertown Road, CONNECTICUTCAMPINGRoute 6, Thomaston, CT 06787 White Pines Campsites 6 √√√ √√√ √ √√ √√√√√ www.branchbrookct.com

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10 www.campconn.com www.campconn.com 11 www.campconn.com 11 NORTHWEST HILLS Quaint Towns & Covered Bridges Arrive in South Kent on scenic Rte. 7. Here you will find Bull’s Bridge whose roots date to the Revolution. During the Revolutionary War, Kent supplied the Continental Army with iron ore, goods and soldiers. Local history has documented that George Washington had an accident at Bull’s Bridge in 1781. What happened has never been told in detail. One exciting bit of confirmation appears in George Washington’s own expense account for March 3, 1781.

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England by Yankee Magazine. Enjoy the colorful energy of a

charming Northeastern town. Bookstores, antiques shops and

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Housatonic River, the iconic barn red West Cornwall covered

bridge is a symbol of the early history of the area. Known Black Rock Lake is located next to Black Rock State locally as a “Kissing Bridge” because of its long dark span that Park. A portion of the 35-mile-long Mattatuck Blue Trail System LimeRock Park Activities And encouraged carriages to slow just long enough for courtship, the crosses through the reservoir. The 21-acre lake is open 497 Lime Rock Rd. (Rte.112), Lakeville, Professional and bridge was built in 1841. Cross the bridge and explore the little seasonally for fishing and non-motorized boating. Opportunities amateur road racing, car shows and auto festivals. Major town of West Cornwall. Stop in the Wandering Moose Cafe to Points Of Interest abound for wildlife viewing. ∞ professional races on Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day mingle with the locals and maybe spot a famous personality.• Fishing/Boating weekends. www.limerock.com [email protected]• Bantam Lake is the largest natural lake in Connecticut. The Tour of the Litchfield Hills returns for its Much of the land at the northern end of the lake, including Thirteenth Annual Charity Event on Sunday August 6, 2017! Family Fun SkipBarber Racing School. the peninsula of Marsh Point, is protected by White Memorial For cyclists, the Tour offers non-competitive 12, 30, 55, 75, Action Wildlife Foundation 60 White Hollow Road, Lime Rock, Foundation and home to a wide array of bird species. There are and 100 mile bike rides that starts in Torrington and takes you 337 Torrington Road (Rte. 4), The world’s largest racing and driving school offering a full two beaches, Morris Town Beach and Sandy Beach in Litchfield. through the scenic Litchfield Hills of Connecticut and is for Goshen. Located on 116 acres. Guests tour the facility by compliment of racing schools and driving schools at Lime Rock Morris Town Beach is a small beach. There is also a boat launch riders of all ability levels.ª foot, or you can book a hayride tour to view over 32 species Park in Lakeville during a season. on East Shore Road, off Route 109. Sandy Beach is a large of exotic animals from around the world. Petting zoo, museum www.skipbarber.com• beach with a bathhouse, canoe launch, & picnicking.* The White Memorial Foundation in Litchfield has and Exploration Center. The farm is open from Apr.-Nov. and the more than 35 miles of trails, through varied terrains and are Museum and Exploration Center is open all year round. Sharon Audubon Center The Housatonic River is a stream that has been open year-round for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and www.actionwildlife.org.• 325 Cornwall Bridge Rd., Sharon, compared with western rivers and is among the finest for trout horseback riding. There are also interpretive nature trails and Rte. 4. 1,200 acres & 11 miles of trails open dawn to dusk, in the eastern U.S. It even has areas dedicated to fly fishing. a boardwalk trail for observing the extensive bird life found in Clark Outdoors daily. Woods, gardens, & ponds. Exhibit animals, children’s You can go on your own or find resources and assistance at a wetland environment. The entrance to The White Memorial 163 Kent Cornwall Road, (Rte. 7) discovery room, natural history exhibits, & gift/book shop. Housatonic Anglers, Housatonic River Outfitters, or ask about the Foundation and Conservation Center is located off Route 202 West Cornwall, CT 06796. www.sharon.audubon.org• guide services and fly fishing school at Breadloaf Lodge.* between Litchfield and Bantam, Connecticut, approximately 2 Canoe, kayak and raft on the beautiful Housatonic River. miles west of Litchfield on Whitehall Road.^ Rentals, guide service and instruction available by ACA Certified The Twin Lakes of Salisbury, Connecticut are Lakes Instructors.* Washinee and Washining, they are called the “twin lakes” not because of their namesakes, two daughters of a Mahican chief. Farmington River Tubing Fish include Bass, Brown and Rainbow Trout, Chain Pickerel, 92 Main Street, New Hartford. Located inside Satan’s Kingdom Black Crappie and Yellow Perch.• State Recreation Area on Rte. 44 in New Hartford. Ride a specially designed innertube down 2.5 miles of the wild and scenic Farmington River. Open Memorial Day through mid-Sept. Hiking/Biking Call ahead for current hours and river conditions in Salisbury has the tallest peak in the state Bear Mountain (860) 693-6465.• of Connecticut at 2,316 feet. The most logical way to climb up to Bear Mountain would be to take Undermountain Trail which is

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The Mark Twain House 351 Farmington Ave. Hartford, 06105 Lake Compounce A National Historic Landmark, is the 25-room Victorian home 271 Enterprise Dr. Activities And where legendary author Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain), lived Bristol, 06010 with his family from 1874 to 1891 and wrote his greatest Family Theme Park has more than 50 thrilling rides and works, including The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures attractions for the entire family, including CT’s largest waterpark Points Of Interest of Huckleberry Finn. Recently named one of the Ten Best and Boulder Dash, voted the number one wooden roller coaster in the world.* Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge Historic Homes in the World by National Geographic.* www.lakecompounce.com was the first Federally-owned conservation land in the state www.marktwainhouse.org when it was established in 1972. Located in the Atlantic Flyway, Quassy Amusement Park the refuge provides important resting, feeding and nesting New England Air Museum 2132 Middlebury Rd. (Rte. 64) habitat for many species of wading birds, shorebirds, songbirds Bradley International Airport Middlebury, 06762 and terns, including the endangered roseate tern. Adjacent 36 Perimeter Rd. Traditional family amusement park with award-winning “Wooden waters serve as wintering habitat for brant, scoters, American Windsor Locks, 06096 Warrior” roller coaster, “Splash Away Bay” an interactive water black duck and other waterfowl. Mammals, reptiles, aquatic (860) 623-3305 play area with BulletBOWL, a water raft ride, a pair of “FreeFall” species and other wildlife are also abundant throughout. Overall, Gillette Castle State Park The unique fieldstone castle Let your imagination soar as you walk through one of the extreme bodyslides, “Fish Pond” a splash pad for the littles the refuge encompasses more than 1000 acres of forest, barrier was home to legendary stage actor, William Gillette. The 184 nation’s outstanding aviation museums. Tour the Museum’s ones, and home of the gigantic “Tunnel Twister” waterslides.* beach, tidal wetland and fragile island habitats. Salt Meadow acre park is situated on a hill overlooking the Connecticut River. three huge exhibit hangars and see more than 80 aircraft from www.quassy.com. Unit 733 Old Clinton Rd. Westbrook,*∞ Gillette designed his house with intricately carved locks and all periods of history. Special events, such as “Open Cockpit wood doors. Hiking trails, picnic spots, food concession, gift Days” are held throughout the year. www.neam.org* Higganum Reservoir State Park is a 147 acre walk-in shop.* park with boating (car top), fishing, hiking, and hunting. Off Rte. Family Fun Out Of The Ordinary 154 in Higganum.* Metacomet Trail traverses the Metacomet Ridge of central Brownstone Exploration & Elizabeth Park Connecticut and is a part of the newly designated ‘New England Discovery Park 1561 Asylum Avenue Wadsworth Falls State Park National Scenic Trail’. Despite being easily accessible and close 161 Brownstone Ave. West Hartford 06117 The Coginchaug River runs through the length of the park and to large population centers, the trail is considered remarkably Portland, 06480 Elizabeth Park is on the national register of historic places. is stocked with trout. A fishing license is required for anyone 16 rugged and scenic. 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CORNER NORTHEAST NORTHEAST CORNER From Family Mineral Springs of Rte. 198. Follow Rte. Follow Rte. 198. of Rte. 25 Campground Laundromat with Fireplace 100 Recreation Hall 135 Leonard Road, 135 Leonard Road, Groups Welcome FOR BROCHURE junction Pet Friendly & WiFiPet Friendly & WRITE OR PHONE while camping here. Stafford Springs, CT 06076 Stafford Springs, (860) 684-2993 150 sites • Camp Store 20 x 40 Swimming Pool 50 x THE GOODALE-BRAGDON FAMILY Propane • Planned Activities Propane • Planned July Bluegrass Country Festival www.mineralspringscampground.com Enjoy the great outdoors and relax

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From Springfield MA: I-91 South to Rt 190 E, 4 miles E. of Stafford center. Enter 395 South Road with a GPS. 4/15-10/15, Enter 395 South Road with a GPS. 4/15-10/15, center. of Stafford 400 sites. Resident owned campground. [email protected] www.roaringbrookcampground.com 29. SUN VALLEY 29. SUN VALLEY I-91: From 06076 CT Springs, Stafford Road, Springfield Old 51 left sharp 190; Rte. on Stafford West to east 190) (Rte. 47E Exit onto Old Springfield Rd. From I- 84: Exit 67, left at light, then immediately 190, then Rt onto 190. Left Rt 30 to Rte. onto right turn right onto Old Springfield Road. 4/15-10/15, 300 seasonal & cooperative sites. www.sunvalleybeachclub.com Route 190. 8 South Rd. Stafford Springs, 06076. From Hartford: Springs, 06076. From Rd. Stafford 190. 8 South Route 2 miles W, onto Rt 190 I-84 East to Exit 72, left on Rte. 89, left on right. CAMPRESORT 28. STATELINE (860) 774-3016 West: 06243. From CT East Killingly, Turnpike, 1639 Hartford Rte. 84 E to Exit 69. Right onto Rte. 74 E. Left onto Rte. 44 East. to 395 and go 5 miles Rte Go under 101 East. onto Rte. Straight to West 101 to Rte. West 6 Rte. Take From East: Park on right. Good Sam. 5/1-10/15, 200 sites. Connecticut border. www.statelinecampresort.com 27. ROARING BROOK CAMPGROUND COOPERATIVE 26. RIVER BEND CAMPGROUND 26. RIVER BEND Tim Delores, Tony, Box 23, Oneco, 06373. 41 Pond Street, P.O. 14A Tpke. 395, Exit 29, east on CT Sinko & Joslyn Richards. to Oneco, 5 at River Bend sign 1/2 miles. Right turn just before to Rte. 14 west to 117 bridge. From RI follow Rtes. 6, 102 or Line to 14A, State turn left to follow Rte. 14A, 1-1/2 miles CT onto Pond Street. Mid- to Oneco Pond. cross bridge and turn left 197 sites. April - Columbus Day, [email protected] www.riverbendcamp.com 25. PEPPERTREE CAMPING CAMPING PEPPERTREE 25. Located Phil Cotnoir. Elaine and 06242 CT Eastford, Rte. 198, I-84 East FROM HARTFORD: between Rte. 6 & 44. on Rte. 198 to Exit 69. Right on Rte. 44. Rte. 74 East to on Rte. 44 East to on left. Rte. 198 to Campground Go south (right) on Rte. 198. Camp- to (north) right Turn Rte.198. to West 6 Rte. FROM RI: West 101 41. Rte. Exit 395: take right. FROM Rte. ground on Rte. 198 on Rte. 44 to Rte. 198. Left (south) on to Rte 44 -West to Campground. FROM to Rte 198, north Rte 384: Rte. 6 East 50 sites. Campground. Mid-April - Mid-October, 198 to on Rte www.peppertreecamping.com 800-233-8280

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06260 Antique Center 109 Main St. Putnam, 47) Access:(I-395 Ex. Highway the dining, a destination for antiques and Located in Putnam, oldest antiques is one of Connecticut’s Antiques Marketplace With 130 exhibiting antique 1991. in operation since mega-mall, array of 18th to 20th offers a broad dealers in 325 spaces, and fine to furniture century items from glassware and pottery, to jewelry and vintage fashion. art, Fair on Labor Day weekend is the state’s Woodstock of food, lots second oldest agricultural fair featuring crafts, go- midway, free stage shows, petting zoo, livestock shows, strolling flowers, vegetables, Living Center, Better kart races, and much more. entertainers, www.woodstockfair.com UCONN Dairy Bar 3636 Horsebarn Hill Rd. CT 06269 Storrs, The UConn Dairy Bar opened in 1953 to sell dairy products that The Creamery was established were made by the Creamery. way up until 1991. in the early 1900s and bottled milk all the the Creamery cream according to its original makes ice Today recipe and sells this ice cream through the Dairy Bar retail along with a variety of cheeses. establishment, www.dining.UCONN.edu/uconn-dairy-bar Roseland Cottage 169 556 Rte. 06281 Woodstock, depicts A National Historic Landmark, 47. I-395 Ex. 73, I-84 Ex. America. the summer life of a prosperous family in 19th century the Built in 1846 in the newly fashionable Gothic Revival style, to Visitors are encourage Cottage provided a seasonal escape. and enjoy the gardens just relax on the grounds, bring a picnic, as the Bowen family and their guests did more than 150 years ago.* www.historicnewengland.org Family Fun .campconn.com www y Fri. on paved, semi-banked, semi-banked, on paved, y Fri.

Car Racing Car Speedway Motor Stafford 140) St.(Rte. West 55 06076 Stafford Springs, 70E/73W) (I-84 Ex. racing ever NASCAR auto gates Apr.-Sept., Racing: track; special events. half-mile oval p.m., qualifying rounds 6:15 p.m., open 5:15 feature races 7:30 p.m. www.staffordmotorspeedway.com Thompson International Speedway Rd. Thompson 205 E. 06277 Thompson, 50) Access:(I-395 Ex. Highway racing on historic 1.7 mile road course, Grassroots and vintage banked oval track. and NASCAR auto racing on 5/8 mile-high golf course, 18-hole championship banquet facility, Restaurant, June and April, Major races in and driving range on premises. October. www.thompsonspeedway.com Festivals Street Thursday Willimantic Third thousands of Thursday from May to September, Every third Willimantic Street, people from far and wide stroll along Main gastronomic, visual, theatrical, amid a background of musical, Six stages simultaneously host a wide and olfactory delights. over 100 vendors variety of music and entertainment while Enjoy and services. showcase a variety of handcrafted goods and soda. music, beer, locally produced artwork, activities abound! Street performers and free children’s www.willimanticstreetfest.com First Friday Downtown Putnam a Each First Friday event will feature great live entertainment, fun and interactive art variety of art vendors lining the streets, invite you to stroll We and stimulating events projects, take in the sights and sounds and discover why the streets, Putnam is the hub for arts & culture in Northeast Connecticut. Don’t miss out of a delicious meal of local seasonal fare, available at the many popular downtown restaurants Putnam www.discoverputnam.com has to offer.

Adventure Park at Storrs 2007 Storrs Rd. 06268 Storrs, “aerial forest rope Adventure Park is an the Fun in the trees, a new outdoor activity featuring zip lines and challenge park,” up the trees at bridges between platforms at different heights not climbing are ad- Family and friends the beautiful park site. and benches. picnic tables mitted free and can enjoy the paths, Reservations not needed for individuals or small groups. www.storrsadventurepark.com Connecticut Audubon Center 218 Day Road Pomfret Center kids’ camps, workshops, lectures, nature programs, Year-round bird walks & more. www.ctaudubon.org Scenic Drive Connecticut State Route 169 51.5 km National Scenic Byway Length 32.0 mi / stopping or one full day to visit one hour to drive without Take The only fees are at select attractions. places along the byway. areas in the northeastern one of the last unspoiled Traverse passing This byway winds through history, United States. meeting houses, stone walls, churches, colonial homesteads, and private schools as it connects classic New England towns. Views include maple and pine stands and glacially deposited rocks and boulders that lie strewn throughout fields. *ctvisit.comcom, Information from aerial photo bywww.glsweetnam.com, ºamericantrails.org, ∞ct.gov/deep, & putnambusiness.org photos page 29 courtesy of mysticcountry.com .campconn.com www

Quinebaug River Water Trail The Thompson Lake section is a The Trail Water Quinebaug River five-mile water trail and is an excellent three-hour outing for paddlers who are comfortable with moving water and enjoy seeing varied landscapes of forests and fields along with extensive Directions: wildlife habitat. Continue onto Buckley right at CT-200. Turn Exit 50 off I-395. Turn a slight left at CT-131. Take Continue on CT-12. Hill Road. will see the Fabyan Dam You Road. Woodstock left at Fabyan just before Canoe Launch on your left about a half mile down, the bridge over the Quinebaug River.º Mono Pond State Park Reserve is off Rte. 66 in Columbia. It is a 66 in Columbia. Mono Pond State Park Reserve is off Rte. and hiking, fishing, boating, 218 acre park with bird watching, Boating is limited due to shallow water throughout picnicking. There is an 8 mph limit but the pond is best used by the pond. kayak and row boat.* canoe, Points Of Interest in Union has boating, Bigelow Hollow and Nipmuck State Parks They lie within one scuba diving. pond fishing, picnicking, hiking, Connecticut and of the largest unbroken forest areas in Eastern acres. total over 9,000 acres with a lake of 300 Activities And this rail bed once long gone, Though the rails are Trail Air Line Boston. to York from New rapid transit offered fashionable, the same inspir- Those who travel the corridor today witness that has greeted ing panoramas and absorb the same solitude across Stretching travelers since the line was constructed. this linear Thompson to East Hampton, eastern Connecticut from hikers, draws walkers, and today trail dates from the 1870s, the state for the views, horseback riders and bikers from across Pomfret, in Chaplin, heads Trail the relaxation and the solitude. ∞ Windham. Thompson and 28 Connecticut’s 10 Highest Waterfalls

Everyone enjoys a good waterfall. The rush of water over and through rocks is thrilling, the air temperature is notably cooler and, in season, there are usually good swimming and/or picnicking spots nearby. Height may not be the only thing you’re looking for in a waterfall, but it’s a good place to start. Here are the 10 highest falls in Connecticut:

Hiking With Children 1. Roaring Brook Falls, Cheshire. 6. Wadsworth Little Falls, Middlefield. Hiking is a great outdoor activity for everyone in your family. There Located on land owned and maintained by the Cheshire Land This is a 52-foot stepped drop through surrounding Wadsworth Trust, this waterfall features an 80-foot drop and is spectacular Falls State Park with nearby hiking trails for easy access. are hundreds of trails all over Connecticut from the Blue Blazed after a heavy rain. Hiking Trail System to the Appalachian Trail. Reach new heights and 7. Dean’s Ravine Falls, Canaan. see spectacular views! Reconnect with your kids and nature and take 2. Mount Carmel Spring Falls, Hamden. As with most Connecticut falls, the best time for viewing is after Located within Sleeping Giant State Park, this fall of 76 feet a heavy rain or during spring snow melt-off. a hike! comes to life in spring or during a rainy period. 8. Stair Brook Falls, North Branford. 1. Let the kids help you plan the hike. Get them involved from the start. 3. Kent Falls, Kent. This fall is not far from the blue-blazed Mattabesett Trail. 2. Make sure you use the rest room before the hiking begins. One of Connecticut’s great natural attractions, Kent Falls drops in stages that amount to 250 feet over a quarter-mile stretch. 9. Burr Falls, Torrington. 3. Choose a trail you know your child can handle. Start easy and work your way to It is located within Kent Falls State Park, which features nearby These falls, featuring a drop of 43 feet, are located within Burr more difficult terrain.Make the distances short at first. grassy areas and picnic tables. Pond State Park, making them a nice added feature for an out- 4. Plan stops, lots of them. Give your kids a chance to enjoy all there is to see. ing, hike or picnic. 4. Great Falls, Falls Village. Talk about what you are seeing. Play games, look for treasures, have fun. This is a waterfall so mighty, the surrounding town was named 10. Yantic Falls, Norwich. 5. Bring snacks and water. On your breaks let them reenergize. Hiking is hard work. after it. These days, the volume depends upon the release of These high and wide falls in downtown Norwich are also known 6. Bring sunscreen and bug spray. Don’t get bothered by bugs. water from an upriver dam (or a heavy rainfall). as Indian Leap Falls after a legend in which warring tribes battled to their deaths here. 7. Keep it fun and safe. Let someone back at the campground know where you are 5. Buttermilk Falls, Plymouth. going. Truly a hidden gem, Buttermilk Falls is a lovely extended waterfall located in a hemlock glade owned and managed by the Nature Conservancy. The blue-blazed Mattatuck Trail runs alongside. Source: ctvisit.com 30 www.campconn.com www.campconn.com 31 SOUTHEAST/MYSTIC

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47 River Road, Preston, CT 06365. The Migliaccio Family. Turnpike Turnpike The Migliaccio Family. CT 06365. Preston, 47 River Road, right on Turn Go South 1 mile on Rte 164. Rte 395 to Exit 22. bearing right all the way. Continue 3 miles to campground, Palmer Rd. 200 sites. 5/1-Colmbus Day, See our ad on the inside of the front cover. www.hiddenacrescamp.com 36. HIDDEN ACRES FAMILY 36. HIDDEN ACRES FAMILY CAMPGROUND 75 Cook Hill Road, Griswold, CT 06351. Linda Mackin. CT Turnpike Turnpike CT Linda Mackin. CT 06351. Griswold, 75 Cook Hill Road, a right south Take 4 miles. 138 approx. east on Rte. Exit 22, 395, Rte. Down Cook to Cook Hill Road on left. 1 mile go approx. 201, on Rte. sites. 108 5/1-10/10, mile on right. 1/2 Hill Road, www.facebook.com/CountrysideRVParkCT www.countrysidervcamp.com 35. COUNTRYSIDE CAMPGROUND 35. COUNTRYSIDE 32. AMOS LAKE CAMPGROUND May- Seasonal Sites only. CT 06365. Preston, 53 Hollowell Road, 30 sites. September, [email protected] 135 Lake Rd, Bozrah, CT 06334 Bozrah, 135 Lake Rd, 877-PUL-THRU ACRES 31. ACORN (860) 859-1020 301 Chesterfield Road, East Lyme, CT 06333. Lyme, From East Road, 301 Chesterfield I-95, Exit 74, left 161 turn right onto Rte. 85, From Rte. 3 miles on right. 161, onto Rte. From on left. Rd) 1.5 miles South (Chesterfield 30. ACES HIGH R.V. PARK PARK R.V. HIGH ACES 30. (860) 739-8858 Rte 9-S to 95 North, Exit 74, left 3 miles on Rte 161. OPEN YEAR ROUND. YEAR ROUND. OPEN left 3 miles on Rte 161. Exit 74, North, Rte 9-S to 95 on the back cover. See our ad www.aceshighrvpark.com (860) 887-9633 (860) 376-0029 34 SOUTHEAST/MYSTIC

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This is where it all began. Bluff This is where it all began. Point State Park Bluff Winthorp made Point State Park is the historic site where John it Today his homestead and founded the Connecticut Colony. is a lush coastal forest free to be explored and offers many sea kayaking, fishing, outdoor recreation opportunities including: and mountain biking, walking, hiking, a sandy beach, boating, regular trail biking.^ Hiking/Biking in Barn Island Wildlife Management Area Stonington is a 5.3 mile loop trail located near Pawcatuck, Connecticut that offers the chance to see wildlife and is rated as used for birding & hiking and is The trail is primarily moderate. April until October. accessible from Fort Trumbull State Park Spectacular fishing Fort Trumbull fishing pier boasting opportunities abound with a one-of-a-kind major game fish of Long over 500’ of shore-based access to the will find a unique combination Saltwater anglers Island Sound. weakfish and bluefish, of sport fish including striped bass, fish found at the tautog as they feed on the variety of bait the access, In addition to 24-hour Thames River. mouth of the holders for angler pier offers bright lighting and individual pole restrooms and fresh running water.∞ comfort; year-round t on Rte. 16 in Colchester. 16 in Colchester. t on Rte. Salmon River State Fores through one of Get a glimpse of earlier times as you walk day of fishing and a picnic Enjoy a Connecticut covered bridges. fishing, sports, Activities include field along the Salmon River. hunting and picnicking.* hiking, Points Of Interest Activities And Fishing/Boating 38 Gourmet Fall Frittata ConnecticutConnecticut StateState Campgrounds Campgrounds Ingredients Quick Reference Guide to Connecticut State 1/4 to 1/2 cup Oil Campground Services/Recreation 2 sm. Green Peppers This chart lists services and recreation available at Connecticut 1 med. Onion State Parks. Drinking water and toilets are basic services offered by 2 cups frozen Diced Hash Browns (thaw) the parks. 1 pkg. Morningstar Farms Veg. Sausage = On Premise • = Nearby (or 1 pkg. Brown and Serve Sausage) ✓

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Add cheese to egg ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ • Prepare some of your favorite dishes at home and freeze them. mixture. 30 Lake Waramaug Road, New Preston (860) 868-0220 They will do double duty as “ice blocks” in your cooler. Premix 7. Remove pan from MACEDONIA BROOK nonperishable ingredients at home and seal in zip lock baggies. ✓ ✓ ✓ fire and combine 159 Macedonia Brook Road, Kent (860) 927-4100 This will limit the number of mixing bowls you’ll need to bring. contents with egg Precut fruits and vegetables for easy snacking. and cheese mixture in MASHAMOQUET BROOK • ✓ ✓ ✓ bowl. Return to pan. • Use minimum cookware. Rely on disposable plates and Off Rte 44, Pomfret Center (860) 928-6121 *if the pan appears dry on the bottom, add a little more servingware. Pack heavy-duty aluminum foil for cooking in. Foil oil to prevent sticking. PACHAUG Voluntown (860) 376-4075 ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ allows the flavors to blend and you don’t have to worry about 8. 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Tony Sinko - River Bend Campground RV ELECTRICAL REPAIR One ofState the mostTree perplexingctvisit.com problemsCharter in the Oak camping industry www.campconn.com860.521.4704 * RV Storage-Secure-Yearwww.davesrvcenter.com Round Access Hemlock Hill RV Trained technicians ctvisit.com www.campconn.comAcknowledgement: We wish to thank the Connecticut Commission on Culture & Tour- RV ELECTRONICSouthington TECHNICIAN| 860-621-8983 Van’s RV Center today is visitors. Most campers fail to understand why a camp- [email protected], Connecticut Director Vacation Guide and the Connecticut DEEP, for their *content Parts and &pho Accessories- Store On-site service available 1.888.CTvisit [email protected] Frederick contribution. Also, we wish to thank RVIA.org and Pixabay.com for their www.hemlockhillrv.com South Windsor | 860-528-9800 ground owner requires1.888.CTvisit their visitors to pay a fee for entering and [email protected] contributions throughout the book. 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All other facilities.visitors prior They to arrival cause that extra they utility will be expenses charged a which fee for have use to such correspondence must be in writing and include your name, complete address and be paid. Who’s to pay for all this? You the camper? No, the user, be paid.of Who’sthe facilities. to pay for all this? You the camper? No, the user, phone number and without restrictions regarding the use of the information. the visitor. Please advise all visitors prior to arrival that they CCOA has no legal jurisdiction over campground policies of operation. theOne visitor. of the mostPlease perplexing advise all problems visitors prior in the to camping arrival thatindustry they will be charged a fee for use of the facilities. 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