Mystic KOA

Mystic KOA is not quite in Mystic, despite its name, meaning that when you go into town, you will most likely be visiting North Stonington. Any of the towns in this area are interesting enough that regardless of where you decide to visit, there'll be plenty of places to eat, shop, and walk around. North Stonington has lots of old buildings and historic sites, including the North Stonington Village, found in the center of the small town. This registered historic site and 50 others can be spotted throughout the city, adding to the excitement and appeal of the charming village. The John Randall House is merely one of many houses that you can observe, refurbished and preserved to showcase the elegance and style of the colonial period. The Samuel Miner House is another similar colonial structure that adequately represents the period during which it was constructed, with iconic New England style. Over near Ledyard, North Stonington campers will find one of the largest casinos on the planet. This five-star mega-facility is run by the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, with tons of amenities, dining options, shopping centers, live concerts, comedy acts, and other expositions/events. You can catch some live entertainment, do some gaming, or simply kick back and relax at the spa or pool. The Mystic Aquarium is a famous feature of Connecticut’s coastline, recognized for its amazing array of ocean animals. This gorgeous facility houses an impressive collection, with penguins, seals, beluga whales, jellyfish, as well as a petting tank for kids to explore the ocean habitats with their hands in a fun, hands-on way.