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Campsites and motorhome stopovers in Connecticut

143 campsites and 8 motorhome stopovers in Connecticut from OpenStreetMap, grouped by town, with facilities and links.

Campsites
143
Motorhome stopovers
8
Electricity
2
Dogs allowed
0

Facilities, fees and opening times come from OpenStreetMap and can be out of date. Check with the site before you go. Campsite data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 · Updated October 3, 2026

Near Litchfield

24 sites

All 24 sites near Litchfield on the map

Near Essex

22 sites

All 22 sites near Essex on the map

Near Windham

17 sites

All 17 sites near Windham on the map

Near Mansfield

14 sites

All 14 sites near Mansfield on the map

Near Mystic

10 sites

Near Pomfret

10 sites

Near New Haven

9 sites

Near Salisbury

8 sites

Near Dinosaur State Park

7 sites

Near Hartford

6 sites

Near Kent

6 sites

Near Lake Waramaug

6 sites

Near Housatonic Meadows State Park

3 sites
  • Silver Hill CampsiteCampsite
    2 mi from Housatonic Meadows State Park
    Free
    OSMAdd to trip
  • Housatonic Meadows State Park CampgroundCampsite
    0 mi from Housatonic Meadows State Park
    OSMAdd to trip
  • Sharon Mountain CampsiteCampsite
    5 mi from Housatonic Meadows State Park
    OSMAdd to trip

Near Putnam

3 sites

Near Stonington

3 sites

Near Wethersfield

2 sites

Near Old Saybrook

1 site
  • Niantic KOA JourneyMotorhome stopover
    7 mi from Old Saybrook
    MotorhomesElectricity
    OSMAdd to trip

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FAQs

How many campsites are there in Connecticut?

OpenStreetMap lists 143 campsites and 8 motorhome stopovers in Connecticut. Most of them are around Litchfield, Essex, Windham and Mansfield.

Where can I stay overnight with a motorhome in Connecticut?

8 motorhome stopovers are mapped in Connecticut; 0 sites list a waste disposal point and 2 list electric hook-ups. Stay limits and fees are set locally, so check the signs on site.

Which campsites in Connecticut allow dogs?

0 sites in Connecticut are tagged as dog-friendly. Tags can be missing or out of date, so ask the site before you go.

Where does this list come from?

From OpenStreetMap, the free map that anyone can edit. We update it every month. If something is wrong, you can correct it on openstreetmap.org.

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Campsite data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0 · Updated October 3, 2026. The processed data is available under the same licence: /data/camps/