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Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
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3 / 5 (1 vote )

Gentile's Campground

223 Mount Tobe Road Route 262
06782, Plymouth
Connecticut, the United States

Paved Roads; street lights; baseball/softball field; dump station; Rec Hall; game roon; picnic area; water, sewer, electric sites; flush toilets; hot showers; swimming pool; clean-groomed grounds; playgrounds for children; kiddy korner; tots; fenced in; fence around acampground; prayer chapel; mini gold; basketball; sand volleyball; crafts.

Characteristics campsite

Recreation
Playground
Swim in natural water
Outdoor pool
Minigolf area
Golf court
Boat hire

Accomodation
Caravans
Campers

Facilities
Electricity
TV connection
Camping shop

Qualifications
Dogs

Sanitary
Baby change facilities


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Reviews

Nora Farrell
English (US)
My partner, our dogs, and I spent two nights at this campground, staying in our compact travel trailer. We made our reservation via email and phone calls. We were slightly taken aback to discover that it was a religious campground, possibly a local spot for family and church group retreats. The people were friendly, the sites were flat, the facilities were sufficient, and pets were allowed. There was no aggressive religious preaching and it suited our needs perfectly. The campground was a blend of long-term RV residents and visitors. There was a significant amount of land, some of which was not in use, including a mini-golf course, a fountain, and a small carousel. The property was abundant with trees and we enjoyed breathtaking autumn leaves during our walks with the dogs around the premises. There was a basic building available for use as a chapel or for other gatherings. A small fee was charged for shower use, around 50 cents, but the bathrooms were clean, warm, and well-stocked with toilet paper.
2 years ago

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