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History lovers and hikers choose Mashamoquet Brook State Park, Wolf Den Campground for the legendary Wolf Den cave where Israel Putnam killed Connecticut's last wolf. Nestled in Pomfret Center, Connecticut, it sits amid quiet countryside with easy trail access. Camp at one of 35 sites for $21-$29 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Mashamoquet Brook State Park, Wolf Den Campground lacks full hookups. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer remain unknown, pointing to primitive sites suited for tents or basic RVs. Focus stays on hiking and history; use nearby dump stations if needed. Book via ReserveAmerica for details.
Yes, Mashamoquet Brook State Park, Wolf Den Campground welcomes pets. Connecticut state parks allow leashed dogs with no listed size or breed limits or dog park here. Keep pets under voice control on trails; check current rules on ctparks.com before arrival.
Sites at Mashamoquet Brook State Park, Wolf Den Campground run $21-$29 per night. Fees cover basic camping with showers; no hookups included. Reserve ahead through ReserveAmerica to snag one of 35 spots, especially in summer.
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