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Connecticut Dog-Friendly Camping

Redtick Coonhound standing in front of hay bale.

Eastern Connecticut offers a variety of camping options, perfect for those seeking Connecticut camping experiences. 


Baltic


Salt Rock Campground  

120 Scotland Rd.  

860-822-0884  

Two pets allowed per site, making it a great choice for dog-friendly camping.


Bozrah 


Odetah Campground  

38 Bozrah St..  

860-889-4144  

Dogs are welcome here, but they can't be walked in the park, so plan accordingly.


East Killingly 


Stateline Campresort  

Route 101  

860-774-3016  

Located on the Rhode Island line, this resort features a few pet-friendly cabins, ideal for families looking for Connecticut campgrounds.


Lisbon 


Ross Hill Park Family Campground  

170 Ross Hill Rd.  

860-376-9606  

This family resort is nestled by the Quinebaug River, providing a serene setting for your Connecticut camping getaway.


North Stonington 


Mystic KOA  

118 Pendleton Hill  

800-562-3451  

With plenty of activities in Mystic, dog-friendly camping options are enhanced here with a fenced-off leash area!


Voluntown 


Pachaug State Forest Campgrounds  

Rte. 49  

860-376-4075  

Explore this state forest which has two distinct camping areas, making it a top pick for outdoor enthusiasts seeking Connecticut camping experiences.


Norwalk 


EVEN Hotel  

426 Main Ave., Rte. 7  

855-TRY-EVEN  

This hotel can complement your camping adventure in Connecticut with comfortable accommodations.

Three dogs playing tug.

Western Connecticut offers a variety of Connecticut campgrounds for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. 


Barkhamsted


American Legion State Forest Campground

West River Rd.

860-424-3200

This site allows one pet per camping spot, making it a great option for dog-friendly camping.


White Pines Campsites

232 Old North Rd.

860-379-0124

Here, dogs are allowed in some cabins, perfect for those seeking a blend of comfort and nature during their Connecticut camping experience.


Litchfield


White Memorial Conservation Center Campgrounds

80 Whitehall Rd.

860-567-0857

This conservation and natural history site features two campgrounds, providing an excellent opportunity for Connecticut camping enthusiasts to connect with nature.


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