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Thru-hikers and section hikers love Ten Mile River Shelter for its solid protection from rain along the Appalachian Trail. It sits right on the trail in Gaylordsville, Connecticut, steps from the Ten Mile River. Drinking water flows nearby, privies stand close, and it scores 4 out of 5 from one review; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, it lacks full hookups. No water, electric, or sewer connections exist here, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. This primitive Appalachian Trail shelter suits tent campers and hikers who carry their own gear and use nearby water sources and privies.
Pet policy stays unknown. No data confirms rules on pets, sizes, breeds, leashes, or dog areas. As an Appalachian Trail shelter, leashed dogs often join hikers, but check with the Connecticut Appalachian Mountain Club chapter for any restrictions.
Call for rates since no prices list online. Contact the CT Chapter of the Appalachian Mountain Club for details on fees or donations. Reservations rarely apply to trail shelters; arrive early as spots fill first-come, first-served, especially in bad weather.
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