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RV Camping in Connecticut

4.9 Rating·3,239 Reviews

Connecticut has 36 Harvest Hosts locations tucked among the farm stands, vineyards, and brewery barns of southern New England — proof that you don't need a big state for a big weekend. Within a two-hour drive you can go from Long Island Sound harbor towns to Litchfield Hills farm country, with three centuries of stone walls and white steeples in between. Member-favorite stops include Farmstead Brewery & Outdoor Trails, Idyllic Multigenerational Farm Stay, and Historic Family Farm Winery — the state's three most-booked hosts. Members can choose from 2 farm stays, 3 wineries, and 5 breweries statewide.


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Recent Reviews from Connecticut Stays

Brewery stay at Harvest Hosts Breweries & Distilleries

Jeff G

9 days ago

Was a great place to stay and avoid the traffic after a late Friday appointment! Parking was very easy. The beer and pizza were great and it was a beautiful night to sit outside and enjoy a few rounds!

Brewery·Plainville, CT

Harvest Hosts Breweries & Distilleries

Attraction stay at Secluded Pondside Retreat

Suzanne J

13 days ago

The water the view and the site all perfect! Very responsive and helpful! I would love to come back if I’m out this way again!

Attraction·Stafford, CT

Secluded Pondside Retreat

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Connecticut RV Camping Guide

The Litchfield Hills

Northwest Connecticut is the state's farm-and-foliage country — covered bridges, trout streams, and multigenerational farm stays on back roads that peak spectacularly in mid-October. It's classic New England fall camping without Vermont's leaf-season crowds.

The Connecticut River Valley

The river towns from Hartford down to Essex mix brewery stays with steam trains, riverboat cruises, and the Goodspeed Opera House. Wineries dot the valley's edges, and I-91 makes every stop an easy pull for larger rigs.

Mystic and the Shoreline

Mystic Seaport, Stonington's fishing fleet, and the casinos anchor the eastern shoreline, with vineyard and farm stays in the quiet corners between. From here, Rhode Island's coast is thirty minutes east and the ferry docks for Long Island sit at New London.

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Connecticut slots perfectly into a New England summer road trip. Crossing state lines? Browse hosts in neighboring New York, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to RV camp in Connecticut?

May through October covers it, with two peaks: summer for the shoreline and mid-October for foliage in the Litchfield Hills. Apple and pumpkin season turns farm hosts into destinations in their own right during September and October. Winters are cold but plowed; spring arrives soggy and green.

Can I drive my RV on Connecticut's parkways?

No — this is the Connecticut rule that catches RVers most often. The Merritt and Wilbur Cross Parkways (Route 15) prohibit trailers and most RVs and have low stone overpasses that will not forgive a mistake. Stick to I-95, I-84, and I-91, and double-check that your GPS is in RV mode with your height entered.

Is overnight RV parking legal in Connecticut?

Most Connecticut towns restrict or prohibit overnight parking in lots and on streets, particularly along the shoreline. Harvest Hosts stays make it simple: you're an invited guest on private property with the host's permission — a farm lane instead of a knock on the window.

How does RV camping at Harvest Hosts work in Connecticut?

Harvest Hosts is an annual membership that lets RVers stay overnight at 36 Connecticut farms, wineries, breweries, and attractions with no camping fees. Members request stays through the app, arrive in a self-contained RV, and support their hosts with a purchase — cider donuts, a growler fill, or a case from a family winery.

Can I use Harvest Hosts in Connecticut during winter?

Breweries and wineries generally welcome RVs year-round, while many farm hosts pause from late fall through spring. Winter stays are workable for winterized rigs — check each host's page for seasonal availability and keep an eye on nor'easter forecasts.

Is Harvest Hosts worth it for Connecticut RV trips?

Yes — southern New England campgrounds run $45–70/night in season and fill on summer weekends, so a $99/year Classic membership pays for itself in about two nights. For RVers threading between New York and Boston, Connecticut hosts also solve the hardest overnight on the whole corridor.

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Top Rated Hosts in Connecticut

Riverside Craft Brewery & Kitchen

Riverside Craft Brewery & Kitchen

Granby, CT·Up to 25 ft·4.8
Family-Owned RV Deal Dealership Rest Stop
Electric Hookups
Extra Nights

Family-Owned RV Deal Dealership Rest Stop

Danbury, CT·Over 45 ft·4.9
Family-Owned Winery & Brewery Retreat
Extra Nights

Family-Owned Winery & Brewery Retreat

Woodstock, CT·Over 45 ft·5.0
Scenic Hilltop Winery Retreat

Scenic Hilltop Winery Retreat

Sandy Hook, CT·Up to 30 ft·4.7
Charming Family-Run Goat Dairy Farm

Charming Family-Run Goat Dairy Farm

Canterbury, CT·Up to 45 ft·4.9
Historic Family Farm Winery

Historic Family Farm Winery

Glastonbury, CT·Up to 25 ft·4.9
Shoreline Marina & RV Camp
Electric Hookups
Extra Nights

Shoreline Marina & RV Camp

New London, CT·Over 45 ft·4.9
Idyllic Multigenerational Farm Stay

Idyllic Multigenerational Farm Stay

Bethlehem, CT·Over 45 ft·4.9
Farmstead Brewery & Outdoor Trails
Extra Nights

Farmstead Brewery & Outdoor Trails

Colebrook, CT·Over 45 ft·4.9