RV rental Connecticut: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Hartford is the state capital and well worth a visit while you are enjoying an RV rental in Connecticut. Besides the gold-domed State Capitol and the Old State House, you may also want to check out the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, the Connecticut Science Center, and the Mark Twain House and Museum. Some of the special events that take place here every year include the Samba Festival, Rose Weekend, the Chariot Festival of India, Connecticon, and the Riverfront Food Truck Festival. The nearby Wilderness Lake Campground and Resort is set on 100 country acres with a freshwater lake, a tribal village, a lodge, sports fields, game rooms, and plenty of other amenities. You may also want to check out the town of New Canaan while you are exploring with a motorhome on the Connecticut Gold Coast. This city dates back to 1726 and has a wonderfully walkable downtown as well as a fascinating range of architecture. Some of the other highlights here include the New Canaan Nature Center, Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, Waveny Park, and the Silvermine Guild Arts Center. Annual events that you may want to keep in mind include the Fall Fair, the Downtown Holiday Lights, the Village Fair and Sidewalk Sale, the Holiday Stroll, and Harvest Fest Beer, Bites, and Wine. The Lone Oak Campsites at the base of Canaan Mountain cover a 250-acre spread and offer a pool and hot tub, a recreation hall, playgrounds, a bar and lounge with live entertainment, and a full-service market and deli. The coastal area known as Mystic actually encompasses parts of Groton and Stonington. Mystic is a top tourist destination; don't miss this place while on an RV road trip in Connecticut. Things to see and do here include the Mystic Seaport Museum, the Mystic River Boathouse Park, the Mystic Aquarium with whales and penguins, and Olde Mistick Village. You may want to plan your trip around events, including Taste of Mystic, the Downtown Mystic Spring Stroll, the Mystic Irish Parade, and the River Jam Festival at Mystic Shipyard. The Mystic KOA is located on the site of one of the state’s first farms (250+ years ago) and features modern amenities such as swimming pools, bike rentals, sports and recreation facilities, campfire programs, and much more. New Haven is probably best known as the home of the Ivy League Yale University. The university has quite a bit to offer when you are staying at one of the RV parks on the Connecticut coast, including the Peabody Museum of Natural History, the Yale University Art Gallery, the Beinecke Rare Book Library, and the Yale Center for British Art. Other highlights in the area include the Cushing Brain Collection, East Rock Park, and the Shore Line Trolley Museum. Annual events that you may want to keep in mind when planning your trip include the International Festival of Arts and Ideas, New Haven Spring Restaurant Week, and the New Haven Food Truck Festival and Dragon Boat Races. The nearby Totoket Valley RV Park boasts level sites with paved patios and picnic tables, cable and WiFi, and plenty of other amenities. Enjoy RV camping in the Northeast and check out everything that Connecticut has to offer, with beaches, mountains, water sports, winter activities, museums, historical sites, and much more.