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Hemlock Hill Camp-Resort Cooperative
Overview
Overview
Hemlock Hill Camp-Resort Cooperative is a welcoming, member-owned destination located in the quiet town of Bantam, Connecticut. This park offers a relaxed atmosphere that balances community spirit with the tranquility of the Litchfield Hills. Designed for those who appreciate a well-maintained, communal environment, the campground provides a steady home base for seasonal and transient guests alike. It serves as a peaceful retreat from the hustle of urban life while maintaining a friendly, neighborhood-like atmosphere for all visitors.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of the Litchfield Hills, the park takes full advantage of its rural setting. Visitors are surrounded by the lush, rolling landscapes of northwest Connecticut, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts. The area is known for its scenic woodlands and rolling hills, which change beautifully with the seasons. Being located in Bantam puts guests in a prime spot to explore both the quaint local village atmosphere and the vast natural preserves found throughout the surrounding county.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with essential facilities to ensure a comfortable stay for RV travelers. Guests will find a variety of site options that accommodate different rig sizes, often complemented by full hookup availability. On-site features include a communal swimming pool and designated recreation areas that foster a sense of gathering among campers. The grounds are meticulously kept, emphasizing the cooperative spirit where maintenance and community pride are at the forefront of the daily guest experience.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure seekers and history buffs will find plenty to do just a short drive from the resort. Nearby White Memorial Conservation Center offers extensive trails for hiking and bird watching across thousands of protected acres. For those interested in local culture, the village of Bantam and the nearby town of Litchfield provide charming shops, dining, and local historical sites. The region is particularly vibrant during autumn, when the foliage transforms the surrounding forests into a spectacular display of color.
Who This Park Is Best For
Hemlock Hill Camp-Resort Cooperative is ideal for travelers who value a quiet, cooperative environment over high-intensity commercial parks. It is particularly well-suited for families, retirees, and seasonal campers seeking a consistent sense of community and a deep connection with the outdoors. If you prioritize a serene setting in the Litchfield Hills and enjoy a park where the neighbors know each other by name, this destination offers a comfortable and welcoming place to park your RV.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Brandon Wilcox
I stayed here for the summer 2025 season. Everyone here was extremely friendly. The staff. The people I met. There are activities every weekend like bingo DJ and kids events. Dinners etc. pretty quiet campground. Really everyone is so nice here. No matter how early I wake up on weekends to walk the dog 6 or 7 am the bathrooms were always sparkling clean. All the time. Pool is nice and store has just about everything you need. I really enjoyed my summer stay here and will be back again next year. Highly recommended.
Kalie Konovaluk
I wouldnt recommend staying here. Very unprofessional and they will lwt you pay for a site kick you out and give no refund. Its a shame because it is a very nice campground but due to co ops wanting to find issues with anything i am now out 4k thanks hemlock hope you guys feel good kicking out a single mom!!! How shameful
anna zelek
Great place for camping with kids – there’s a pool and a playground. It’s very clean!
Joseph Christiansen
Been camping at this campground for over 35 years and with in that time seen many changes but it’s always been a favorite spot for me and my family as it’s one of the most wilderness campgrounds in the state with many campgrounds being more in the open and less trees with paved roads. Hemlock hill to me feels more like camping with a lot of foliage and dirt roads instead of paved roads to me this makes it feel more like camping.
Mister Right
When I arrive there, there was no one to wait on us. We had to search for someone. And the campground just felt like everybody owned their own share (lots of permanent campground sites) and I felt like an outsider in a closed community.