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1. Camping permit fee is $15 per site for one to five people ($25 for non residents) and $20 per site for six to ten people ($35 for non residents). Fees are per day per site.
2. Non-Profit group (fee based upon physical location of organization) camping permit fee is $10 per site for up to ten people ($20 for non residents). Fees are per day per site.
3. Limit of ten people per site.
4. No permit is issued to anyone under 18 years of age.
5. Permittee accepts responsibility for all guests at their assigned site and any damage to site.
6. Only two vehicles per site per permit. No RVs or Pop-Up campers. When coming in to book camp site make sure you have the vehicles license plate numbers.
7. Tent camping equipment only.
8. Campsite must be occupied within twenty-four hours of day assigned or it will be declared an open site. Length of stay is limited to fourteen consecutive days. At the end of camp stay, site must be clean and vacated by 12:00 noon.
9. All non-camping visitors must leave by sunset.
10. Quiet Hours are from 11:00pm to 7:00am.
Permits are only issued Monday through Friday with the Parks & Recreation Department Office during normal business hours. Unfortunately, we cannot issue permits on weekends or holiday office closures.
Great hikes. The town keeps maintenance on the increase without ruining the wild feeling, well done Monroe.
A pleasant surprise. There are 10 campsites with firepits - no electric/showers/plumbing. Several port-a-potties throughout. We stopped there to recon - we will be camping there soon, it is quiet, peaceful. We found several likely locations for climbing and rappelling, great location for birdwatching.
I love hiking around Webb Mountain. There are great trails and also overnight camping! There's a beautiful stream that sometimes trickles and sometimes rages through a landscape of large moss covered trees and shiny rocks. Oh, the shiny rocks! They pave the road throughout the park. It's breathtaking. Webb Mountain was not busy nor was it crowded. We heard an owl there and that's when I knew I was in the forest and not just the woods.
The view at the top of the overlook is quite simple to get to and completely worth it. Gorgeous view of the Housatonic River, especially now during peak autumn. So easy and peaceful. Free and simple parking; though limited, not many people which is nice. Plus camping on site. Loved it so much, I’ve gone three days in a row upon discovering it!
Excellent hike in the fall. Not buggy. Variety of paths for all levels of hiker.
