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Sun Outdoors Mystic
Overview
Overview
Sun Outdoors Mystic offers a refined camping experience nestled in the heart of the historic Connecticut shoreline. This resort provides a blend of convenience and outdoor relaxation, making it a popular choice for travelers seeking to balance comfort with exploration. With a variety of sites available, the park caters to those looking for a well-maintained home base while navigating the coastal charms of New England. The property is designed to provide modern RV facilities in a peaceful setting.
Location & Surroundings
Located just minutes from the charming village of Old Mystic, the park serves as an ideal gateway to the region. The surrounding landscape features lush greenery and a classic New England atmosphere that feels both secluded and accessible. Guests will appreciate the easy highway access that makes reaching the surrounding coastal towns a seamless experience. The environment is quiet and pleasant, offering a reprieve from the bustle of the nearby tourist hubs while keeping local heritage within reach.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is equipped with thoughtful amenities designed to enhance the stay for short-term visitors and seasonal guests alike. You will find full hookup sites that accommodate a variety of rigs, along with clean bathhouses and laundry facilities. Families often enjoy the swimming pool during the warmer months, and the grounds are kept in tidy condition. The park also prioritizes big-rig friendly layouts, ensuring that maneuvering larger vehicles through the property remains stress-free for all travelers.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The location is legendary for its proximity to iconic landmarks. Just a short drive away, you can visit the world-famous Mystic Seaport Museum or observe marine life at the Mystic Aquarium. For those interested in gaming or entertainment, the Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods casinos are within easy reach. Travelers often spend their days walking through historic downtown areas or dining on fresh local seafood, making this park an excellent starting point for a cultural coastal Connecticut vacation.
Who This Park Is Best For
This RV resort is particularly well-suited for families and couples who prioritize a resort-style experience with convenient access to regional attractions. It appeals to travelers who enjoy a structured, clean, and professional environment over a rugged or primitive camping trip. Whether you are passing through on a coastal road trip or planning a longer stay to explore New England history, the park provides a reliable and comfortable atmosphere for your Connecticut adventure.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
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- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
Reviews
Linda Lopez
Campsites are big however they allow seasonals to park their box storage trailers on their individual sites. For 2 months we looked out our RV window and saw the side of a large trailer which was about 2 to 3 feet from our window. Campground has very few activities planned.
Hank Lindgren
RV sites are large with 30/50 amps. Water is between sites and a little bit inconvenient but not an issue. No sewer on any sites but two dump stations. On check out from a long weekend there is a little wait to dump. But campground well maintained, quiet and close to attractions in Mystic. Great places to eat nearby like the mystic diner. Reasonable prices and staff very friendly and helpful.
West Bielstein
Quiet park, great laundry, and the location was super convenient to Mystic, but there were a few things that were less than ideal. First, to no fault of Sun Outdoors, there was a lot of rain, specifically during both our arrival and our departure, turning our site into a bit of a mud pit... thankfully Crocs saved the day. While it was no surprise that the site didn't have sewer or very much gravel, for the nightly rate they're charging, I would typically expect FHU and a bit more gravel on the pad. I'm sure these rates are reasonable for the area, just a note. Lastly, checkout time is at 11a, and when I asked if I could stay until 12:30p, I was told it was a $30 late checkout fee. I opted to leave on time. Long story short, would I stay here again? Yes, but I think a few small improvements could take this campsite from "just another private campground" to a really fantastic destination.
Katie Robb
We enjoyed it here. The sites could use some updating but everything worked how it should. Big sites for a RV park. Picnic table, fire pit, some shaded sites. Mostly grass and some gravel, somewhat level sites. The water pressure is a bit high. Lots of amenities. The pool is nice. Most children don’t follow the posted rules (parent’s fault) but what can ya do. They had a live band while we were here. The laundry room is decent. A nice little pond. Dump station, not sure if they have any full hook-up sites or not. Perfect location. Safe. A little pricey.
Bill P
My wife and I arrived at the camp grounds on Monday 5/26/25 and checked in at the desk. The employee checked us in and we went to the site. The site was muddy, but what can you do about that? I had a little issue with the front jack after the camper fell off the block. I asked if they had a tractor to help but was told they couldn't help due to liability. Ok. Then after three days I went to the office and asked about a grey water pump out. I was told it would be $30. Wow. I declined and let the nice lady Know i was not a little disappointed it the trip so far. She was nice and said they would help and get the pump out done for free. Great customer service from her. But, it never happened. I asked again in the afternoon and she said she thought it was completed. I then got a call from corporate saying it would be $20??? I declined but let the corporate guy know I was disappointed. Now all that aside the campsite was quiet and private. It was also infested with ticks! Really bad. Took 73 ticks off my dogs and wife and myself. It was horrible. I understand the ticks are bad this year, but is there nothing a campground can do to mitigate this? Not sure I'll go back here and won't recommend to anyone.