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The 10 best camping spots in Connecticut.
From mountain peaks to the open beach, little Connecticut's got it all.
Kierstin: Been camping here with family for years, great place for 'glamping' families! Dogs are allowed in the...
Jessica: Camp at the forest's edge of a gorgeous working farm in Southeastern Connecticut any time of the year!...
From the Berkshire Mountains to the scenic beaches of the Long Island Sound, Connecticut brings together all the best of New England camping. A trip to Connecticut's northwest corner brings easy access to Berkshire Mountain camping. With a patchwork of national forests and state parks covering these hills, it's easy to find the perfect campsite high in the mountains, deep in Read more...
From the Berkshire Mountains to the scenic beaches of the Long Island Sound, Connecticut brings together all the best of New England camping. A trip to Connecticut's northwest corner brings easy access to Berkshire Mountain camping. With a patchwork of national forests and state parks covering these hills, it's easy to find the perfect campsite high in the mountains, deep in the woods, or right on the banks of a swimming hole. The Connecticut River runs right through the state, and if you travel by kayak or canoe, it's easy to find boat-in campsites along the water where you can hunker down right beside the wide, ambling river. Rocky, jagged coastline forms Connecticut's border to the south, and the beach camping can't be beat. Set up your tent right on the open sand and enjoy the calm waters of the Long Island Sound. New England locals and visitors from far off alike are bound to be impressed by the diverse camping opportunities of this quaint state.
Less than an hour from New Haven and Hartford, the campgrounds at Black Rock State Park provide a...
Greg: Most likely closed for 2017
Head to Bear Mountain for the highest peak in all of Connecticut.
If you were hoping for an aquatic adventure, Hopeville Pond State Park has you covered, camper....
Press pause from the hussle and bussle and nestle yourself beneath tall pines. Listen to the cold,...
Connecticut has 332 miles of jagged, scenic coastline.
A wise man once said, “Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it. ” Kettletown State Park is...
Experience the stillness and beauty of Lake Waramaug as she captures the image of changing leaves on...
In 1800, Connecticut was only 10% forested, but today over 60% of the state is covered in forest.
Tj: Beautiful campground. When it's not full many of the sites feel very private. Good hiking out of the...
Lisa: Just FYI - was just looking into camping here and found out that pets are not allowed. thought i'd...