Laurel-Lock Campground is a picturesque destination nestled in Oakdale, CT, offering a unique blend of natural beauty and community spirit. Perfect for both families and outdoor enthusiasts, this campground provides a welcoming environment with access to a spring-fed lake, clean facilities, and a variety of activities that cater to all ages.
Laurel-Lock Campground boasts a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, where guests are treated like family. The campground is known for its clean facilities, including restrooms and showers, as well as a pristine beach area that offers access to the lake. Visitors can enjoy swimming, boating, or simply relaxing by the water while taking in breathtaking sunsets over the third-largest natural lake in Connecticut.
Beyond basic camping, Laurel-Lock offers seasonal passes for those looking to make it their home away from home throughout the year. The campground hosts community events and live bands, creating a vibrant atmosphere that fosters connections among campers and staff.
Guests appreciate the attention to detail in maintaining clean and organized facilities, as well as the sense of community that makes Laurel-Lock feel like a second home. Many visitors highlight the exceptional cleanliness of both the campground and beach areas, making it an ideal choice for families seeking a safe and enjoyable outdoor experience.
Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a seasonal retreat, Laurel-Lock Campground offers a perfect balance of nature and community. Contact them directly at 1 860-859-1424 for any inquiries.
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Grilling
Hiking
Basketball court
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Swings
Volleyball court
Wi-Fi
Camping fee
Credit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly activities
Kid-friendly hikes
Playground
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
My family and I have been at Laurel-Lock for 3 years. We went to 3 different campgrounds before choosing to be seasonal at Laurel-Lock Campground. This place makes you feel like you are part of the family. It is true community with wonderful staff and campers. Very clean facilities, super clean beach, and spring fed lake. We love watching the sunset over the 3rd largest natural lake in CT.
Exceptional campground! Very clean, organized, great activities, community spirit. Beaches are kept very clean and the bands they have several times a year are outstanding! Sunsets are spectacular and we miss them all winter. Can't wait for 2018!
Love this place. Mostly seasonal sites they do try to accommodate transient guests. Family friendly. Very clean and well kept. They have clean bathrooms showers laundry mat and rec hall to use at your leisure. Check their schedule sometimes they have live music different activities and potluck meals. All of which are very fun and amusing because it seems like all of the campers get along very well and are very welcoming to new people. But let's be honest it's all about the lake the beaches are very clean and tests for bacteria on a regular basis they have a family beach and a 18 and older adult beach. I grew up on this lake I've always wanted to be on this lake and now my dream has come true at Laurel Lock. My family and I cherish this place so much and we love everyone here.
Great place! We are not seasonal campers here, but we have relatives (four different sets) who are. It never matters if the campsite we rent during our stay is near family or not. We always feel welcomed and within a day or two, develop friendships with whomever we’re neighbored with. This campground is very clean and inviting. We’ve visited quite a few times over the years and have never had a bad experience here.
My family had a seasonal site there for 2 yrs way back in 1982 and 1983. Yes we're going back almost 40 yrs but it was an awesome campground back then. I believe Ann & Bill owned it at that time. Neighbors and other seasonal campers were very nice. Sites were much bigger back then, as with any campground of that time period. Great looking at the current pics that brings back memories when I was about 19 - 20 yrs old back in 82&83. Obvious a great many updates since then.