Location and Logistics

Our event takes place on the beautiful Windham-Tolland 4H Camp in Pomfret, Connecticut. The 257-acre property, dotted with picturesque streams and a lake, plays host to updated cabins and facilities for our upcoming event. This includes an amphitheater with access to electricity, and other amenities.

Cabins each sleep up to 10 people in wooden bunk beds, so make sure to bring your own bedding or a sleeping bag. Each grouping of cabins has its own bathhouse, which include showers and bathrooms.

Since the cabins are rustic, they do not have electricity. However, we do have a cabin set aside for those who need access to electricity for medical reasons and would like to sleep out-of-character.

Our site is 18 minutes away from a Walmart Supercenter in Putnam, CT, so if you are a traveler, you have easy access to camping supplies and other items you may need and may have forgotten to bring.

Alternative Sleeping Arrangements

While we have plenty of accommodations for everyone on site, we understand that some adults may want the alternative of sleeping off site in a nearby location that has more privacy. With that in mind, we’ve listed several alternative sleeping locations in the area where you can purchase a hotel room or sleep in a historic location.

• The Gwyn Careg Inn - a nearby, historic colonial revival mansion

• The Dayville Comfort Inn and Suites - a relatively cheap hotel in nearby Dayville

• The Inn at Woodstock Hill - a beautiful bed and breakfast located in Woodstock

• Henrietta House Bed and Breakfast - A beautiful nearby bed and breakfast

Things to Do in the Area

If you decide to extend your stay in the area either before or after our event, there are several points of interest that you may wish to visit or do during your stay. Make sure to tip your servers well!

• The Sharpe Hill Vineyard - a nearby vineyard with picturesque views and award-winning wine and food

• Brayton Grist Mill and Blacksmith Museum - historic sites owned by the Pomfret Historical society

• Roseland Cottage - historic gardens and cottage with tours running through the weekend.

• The Vanilla Bean Cafe - a small and picturesque nearby cafe with coffee and food offerings

• Taylor Brooke Winery - another local vineyard with scenic views on a 44-acre farm

• Taylor Brooke Brewery - a local brewery located on a 44-acre farm, right across the way from the winery!

• The Hare and the Hound - a small and intimate Irish pub with traditional fare.

• Old Sturbridge Village - right over the border in Massachusetts is the largest, outdoor history museum in the northeast.

• The Crossings Restaurant and Brew Pub - casual brew pub with a rotating list of beers on tap