Camping
A peaceful and rejuvenating stay in the garden may be just what you need for a getaway with your family. Whether you are looking for a deluxe experience with all you need included, a personal tent excursion, or a multi-day adventure paddling on the river and camping at one of the various sites along the river, we are happy to be your outfitter!
The Deluxe Camping Experience
Our deluxe outfitting tents sit on wooden platforms comfortably sleeping six individuals. The package comes fully equipped with cots & sleeping bags, solar shower bag, firewood, camp kitchen, camp kitchen kit, 5-gallon water jug, a grill, a small firepit with cooking grate, picnic table with umbrella, 20x20x20'" stand-up cooler, and tent lights. In close proximity is a porta-potty with a handwashing station and an outdoor shower for use of your solar shower bag. These sites offer private access to the Connecticut River and Artisan’s Park, situated next to the communal fire pit. For a relaxed stay accommodating your every need, this is the premium option!
Multi-Day Camping on River
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Personal Tent Camping
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Depending on the camping selection that you make can vary the necessary equipment you may need. Generally, we recommend each person has his/her own pillow, change of clothes, swimsuit for the river, shoes you can get wet and a towel. We also ask that guests please use environmentally responsible soaps for solar the shower and that you dispose of your items appropriately between trash and recycling receptacles.
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Unfortunately, we do not permit dogs into our camping areas for overnight stays. However, dogs are allowed to visit the garden with guests for a garden tour if they are leashed and owners bring their own bags to dispose of excrement in one of the various trash cans located throughout the garden.
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No. There is no running water in the garden, but there are portable outdoor sinks for hand-washing at the porta-potty stations throughout the garden. Campers are also given a 5-gallon jug to fill with water at our hose for drinking.