Bantam Lake sparkles as Connecticut's largest natural lake, drawing RV campers for boating, fishing, and trails in the White Memorial Conservation Center. Three standout parks anchor your stay: Cozy Hills Campground, White Memorial Foundation Family Campgrounds at Point Folly, and Point Folly Campground. Pitch your rig here to paddle from waterfront sites and hike 4000 acres of preserved woods.
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About Bantam, Connecticut
Bantam hunkers in Litchfield County's hills, where Bantam Lake covers 947 acres of glassy water perfect for kayaking or bass fishing. White Memorial Conservation Center unfurls 40 miles of trails through marshes, forests, and boardwalks alive with birds and deer. Drive Bantam's Main Street for ice cream at Bantam Lake Beach Club, then catch sunsets over the water.
Cozy Hills Campground draws families with a pool, WiFi, hot showers, and 50-amp hookups at $76 to $122 nightly. White Memorial Foundation Family Campgrounds - Point Folly delivers bare-bones bliss from $18/night right in conservation heartland. Point Folly Campground fits pet owners and big rigs with dump station, pull-through sites, and sewer hookups.
- Cozy Hills Campground supplies pool, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp power for 12 sites
- White Memorial's Point Folly starts at $18/night amid 4000-acre conservation center
- Point Folly Campground lists pet-friendly pull-throughs with dump station and sewer
- All three parks hug Bantam Lake shores for direct lake access
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