Niantic / I-95 Exit 72 KOA Journey General Information

Mystic, CT --  19 Miles
Hartford, CT --  48 Miles
Boston, MA --  116 Miles
Springfield, MA -- 72 Miles
Worcester, MA -- 78 Miles
New York, NY -- 117 Miles
Albany, NY --  159 Miles
Long Island, NY -- 90 Miles
Newburgh, NY -- 126 Miles
Providence, RI --  66 Miles
Manchester, NH -- 151 Miles
Nashua, NH -- 135 Miles
Portland, ME -- 215 Miles
Augusta, ME -- 270 Miles
Montpelier, VT --  245 Miles
Trenton, NJ --  180 Miles
Newark, NJ -- 128 Miles
Harrisburg, PA -- 294 Miles
Philadelphia, PA -- 210 Miles
Montreal, QC --  600 Miles
Ottawa, ON -- 700 Miles

1-5 MILES

Rocky Neck State Park (FREE Parking for CT Residents)
McCook Point Beach (FREE Parking Passes Available At Office) 
Hole in the Wall Beach (FREE Parking Passes Available At Office) 
Cini Park Beach (FREE Parking Passes Available At Office)  
Niantic Bay Boardwalk
Children's Museum
Downtown Niantic Shopping & Restaurants
Blackhawk Charter Fishing
Niantic Cinema's
Several Marina's
Craft Breweries

6-10 MILES

Supercharged Indoor Go Kart & Trampoline Park
The Dinosaur Place 
Copper Creak Mini Golf
Block Island Express Ferry
Cross Sound Ferry to Long Island
Essex Steam Train & Riverboat
Waterford Speed Bowl Racing
Ocean Beach Park New London
Crystal Mall
Vineyards & Wineries

10 - 20 MILES

Mohegan Sun Resort & Casino
Mystic Aquarium & Seaport
Downtown Mystic
CT Tigers Minor League Baseball

20 - 35 MILES

Foxwood's Resort & Casino
Field of Fire Adventure Park
Misquamicut Beach
Mansfield Drive In Theater

36 - 70 Miles

Six Flags New England
Hartford, CT
MGM Casino Springfield, MA
Big E Eastern States Exposition

Max occupancy per site: 2 adults and up to 6 of their children under 18 or 4 adults and 2 children where 2 adults will be charged as guests. Only ONE camping unit per site is allowed. Tents are not permitted on a campsite with an RV unit. Must be at least 21 years old to reserve a site. Please call our office with any questions 860-739-9308.

Anyone using these facilities must do so with the understanding that the campground is provided as a ­recreational facility only, and it may not be used as a primary residence. If you are asked to leave for any reason by the ­management of the campground, you must do so immediately or you accept that you will be treated as a trespasser by the appropriate local authorities. Camping has inherent risks associated with outside activities. We are not ­responsible for injuries or damages occurring as part of the inherent risks of any camping ­environment. All campers must maintain insurance; your units are not covered by the campground's insurance. If we are forced to ask you to leave for violation of our rules or guidelines there will be no refunds issued. Regulations can be modified at any time. The campground is under constant video surveillance.

We welcome our campers who enjoy traveling with their pets. However, to ensure all of our guests have a safe and enjoyable time, please read the following: -Aggressive pets of any breed are not welcome at any KOA. If your dog shows behavior that is Protective and unfriendly to strangers, please leave it at home. There is a limit of 2 well-behaved pets on a leash per campsite. Please bring a copy of the Rabies Certificate upon check-in. We encourage campers in tents to leave pets at home - no pets allowed in Glamping Tents. No visitors are allowed to bring pets. Pets are not allowed to be left alone at the campsite or in a camper at the campground. Allowing your pet to bark uncontrollably day or night will not be permitted, and you will be asked to leave without a refund. Any pet seen showing aggressive and/or protective behavior will be asked to leave immediately without a refund. Pets must be on a 6' leash and picked up after at all times.Please call the office if you have any questions.

Guests: Please inform your guests that all visitors must stop and register at the office and park in the visitor's parking lot. A visitor's fee is charged for daily visitors and an additional fee is charged for overnight visitors. Daily visitors must leave at quiet hours. An adult member of the camper's family must be on the site at all times the site is in use. Visitors are asked to please leave their pets at home.

Check in for RV & Tent sites is 1:00 pm
Check in for Glamping Tents is 3:00 pm.
Check out for all sites is 11:00 am
Early check ins and or late check outs may be available - please ask the office prior to arrival, as there may be an additional fee.

OFFICE AND STORE HOURS

Shoulder Season:  9:00 am - 11:00 am
                               1:00 pm - 6:00 pm

Peak Season: Sunday - Thursday
                        9:00 am - 8:00 pm

                        Friday & Saturday
                        9:00 am - 9:00 pm

Night registration instructions posted at the Office

Sunday - Thursday              10:00 pm to 8:00 am
Friday & Saturday                11:00 pm to 8:00 am

All children must be on their site 30 minutes prior to quiet hour
No sounds from your site should be heard off your site
STRICTLY ENFORCED

For a complete list of fire safety rules, please click on the link: http://koa.uberflip.com/i/816744-fire-rules-reference-card

We don't allow outside firewood to be brought into our park due to the Asian Longhorn Beetle and the Emerald Ash Borer. Firewood can be purchased in bundles at the campstore.

Please bring your garbage to the dumpsters located near the Propane Filling station. We participate in SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING, the recycling dumpster in also located near the Propane Filling station and is marked as Recycling. Please do not leave garbage out overnight

The Laundry is open from 9 am to 9 pm (last load by 7 pm) Change is available during store hours

There's no better place to be then THE BEACH!

John and Sally began their journey operating campgrounds in 1992 when Sally's father asked them to take over his campground, Over the next 10 years they succeeded in transforming the campground into what her father dreamed it could be. In 2002 they decided it was time to purchase their own campground and that May they moved with their 5 kids to Westhampton, MA and became the owners of Windy Acres Campground. In 2008 they converted Windy Acres to Northampton/Springfield KOA. Over the years their children all helped operate the campground each in their own way. In March 2015 the opportunity to purchase a campground in upstate New York came up and after discussing it with their oldest son Brian and his girlfriend Amber they closed on Adirondack 1000 Islands Campground. They immediately converted it to Natural Bridge Watertown NY KOA and Brian and Amber began their journey as campground managers. In May 2017 they purchased the struggling Camp Niantic Family Campground. After graduating from Johnson & Wales, their son Michael left a career at Marriott Corp and became the General Manager at Northampton KOA allowing John and Sally to move to Niantic with their young son Brysin to begin the clean up and transformation of Camp Niantic. In April 2018 this campground will open as Niantic KOA. Their son Matthew does maintenance at both the Northampton and Niantic locations and  their daughter Ashley works along side Michael in running the campground. Their daughter Nicole pursued a career in Nursing after helping out in high school at the Northampton KOA. In April 2022 John & Sally have retired from day to day operation of Niantic KOA and passed the responsibility over to Michael. They also sold the Natural Bridge Watertown KOA and Brian & Amber now run Northampton KOA. Please stop in and see all the great changes and additions the next generation is breathing into our lovely family campgrounds!