Lake Waramaug State Park

Lake Waramaug State Park is a popular destination for many locals and tourists who visit Connecticut. If you are planning a trip, then you should consider this park as a stop. The park is 95 acres, and the state has operated it as a park since the 1920s. Before that time, the Wyantenock Indian Tribe occupied the area. Lake Waramaug State Park offers the opportunity for camping and other recreational activities.

Camping

The park has 77 campsites that are available for use from Memorial Day through Labor Day. There is a dumping station, restroom and other amenities available for campers. In the height of summer, these spots fill up fast, so you may consider contacting the park or arriving early to assure you have a good selection of campsites, or if you are a returning visitor, to ensure the site you covet is available.

Other amenities

Whether you choose to stay on-site or just visit Lake Waramaug for the day, there are many things to do. The lake is pristine and a great place to swim, boat or fish. The park is well set-up with food concessions, restrooms, picnic areas and kids' play areas, so there is always something to do as well as all the amenities you need. A day at Lake Waramaug is sure to provide fun for the whole family.

Regardless of whether you are going for the day or for a longer trip, make Lake Waramaug State Park a stop for you and your family. You are certain to enjoy yourself. Experience the wildlife and plant life of the area; catch a breath of fresh air. Visiting this state park is a great family-bonding opportunity.