Wolf Den Campground

What makes Wolf Den Campground in Pomfret, Connecticut, truly exceptional is its seamless blend of history, natural beauty, and accessibility, set against the backdrop of the expansive Mashamoquet Brook State Park. This campground offers a serene and authentic New England camping experience with 35 well-maintained sites that include picnic tables, fire rings, restrooms, and showers.

Located within the breathtaking 1,000-acre Mashamoquet Brook State Park, Wolf Den Campground is steeped in history, most notably the Wolf Den itself—a National Historic Place where in 1742, Israel Putnam famously hunted Connecticut’s last known wolf. Visitors can explore this historic site alongside other unique geological features like Table Rock and Indian Chair, while hiking the park’s diverse trails. Fishing spots and picnic areas add to the charm, making it ideal for day trips or weekend getaways.

Situated less than a 30-minute drive from Norwich, the campground is perfectly positioned for easy access to nearby state parks like Quaddick and Natchaug, as well as Pomfret’s quaint town center. Whether seeking quiet relaxation or outdoor adventures, Wolf Den Campground provides a memorable escape into Connecticut’s lush, historic landscape.