Welcome to the new website for the Camp Harkness Foundation. Please be aware that certain areas of this website are under construction or may not have the most up-to-date information while we work to understand this new system. This site is intended to be an easily accessible and navigable hub of information for the Camp Harkness community. In the case that you find an error or have any technical difficulites, please send us a message by emailing campharknessfoundation@gmail.com so that we can assist in the improvement of our website.
CAMP HARKNESS
FOUNDATION
Waterford, CT
Not Eligible to Become a Passholder?
There are quite a few annual events where Camp Harkness is open to the public so that we may showcase the benefits of preserving equitable access to the outdoors for all levels of ability and raise awareness of our mission. Outside of these events, this camp is closed to the general public.
Camp Harkness is a dedicated property for use by individuals with disabilities. Please respect this space and its intended purpose.
Benefits of Becoming a Passholder
Visit Camp Harkness Any Time of the Year
Passholders are able to visit the camp any day of the year between sunrise and sunset, just like a state park! There is never an entry fee. When visiting, all you need to do is make sure your camp parking pass is displayed on your rear view mirror and you have your white key card to enter.
Bring Up To 5 Guests per Passholder
Passholders are encouraged to share the joy of the outdoors. For every one passholder, they may bring five guests and two vehicles for a total of six people at camp.
Make Reservations to Camp Overnight
Passholders are able to reserve up to two weeks a year in the cabins, cottages, and tentsites. We recommend you make your reservations at the start of the calendar year as space fills up quickly! Dates and locations are subject to change based on availability,