Being one of the Thirteen Colonies that rejected British rule in the American Revolution, Connecticut is one of the historical and cultural centers of the US. And even though Connecticut is the third smallest state by area, there are plenty of things to see here during an RV trip!

Rent an RV in Connecticut

We provide a range of RV Rental options across Connecticut.  You can rest assured that our experience renting RVs in Connecticut will provide a seamless experience for you, and we’re delighted to take you through the rental process.

Travel Trailer, Camper Rental Connecticut

We specialize in renting out campers and travel trailers across Connecticut, no matter if you’re looking to rent an RV in Bridgeport, New Haven or Hartford, we can assist.

We offer a variety of camper rentals, which are easy to set up and just as comfortable as being at home. Our experienced team will assist in finding your perfect RV rental for your family when in Connecticut.

Bridgeport, New Haven or Hartford Connecticut RV Rental

If you’re looking to rent an RV, Camper, or Travel Trailer in Bridgeport, New Haven or Hartford then you’ve come to the right place.  Explore these beautiful cities from the comfort of a luxury RV.

Where To Rent An RV In Connecticut?

In terms of local RV dealers, Connecticut is similar to Colorado – there are only a few options, mostly in and around Hartford. We thus suggest that you have a look at online rental platforms instead.

On RVshare, for example, there were a few hundred listings as of early November 2019. Alternatively, you have Outdoorsy where you can as many options, sometimes even more.

So while local RV rental options are very limited in Connecticut, the online options available should allow you to find the right RV no matter how specific your needs are.

RV Campgrounds & Parks In Connecticut

RV rental options aren’t as wide in Connecticut as in some other states, but you have plenty of RV campground and parks to visit.

Here are the most popular RV campgrounds in the state of Connecticut:

• Salem Farms Campground.
• Brialee RV & Tent Park.
• Branch Brook Campground.
• Witch Meadow Lake Family Campground.
• Charlie Brown Campground.
• Countryside RV Park.
• Riverdale Farm Campsite.
• Grandview Camping & Cottages.
• Cozy Hills Campground.
• Hidden Acres Family Campground.

Connecticut doesn’t have any national parks, but there are a few state parks worth a visit, including the Putnam Memorial State Park commemorating the 1778-79 winter encampment during the American Revolution. For scenic views, you may also want to visit Mansfield Hollow Park featuring plenty of water and hiking activities.

Popular Tourist Attractions In Connecticut

Connecticut has a rich historical heritage, and if you are up to it, then we suggest that you visit the Revolutionary War sites of Fort Trumbull and Fort Griswold. Here, you’ll be able to dive deep into the rich maritime tradition of the US, as well as watch the Race, the annual rowing race between crews from Harvard and Yale.

Events In Connecticut

Bridgeport, Connecticut’s largest city, is the hub of the state’s urban entertainment. In particular, you have the Klein Memorial Auditorium that often hosts musical events. Not only that, but the auditorium is home for the Greater Bridgeport Youth Orchestras, as well as often showcases choirs, ballet, and comedic performances.

Besides, Connecticut is strongly represented in ice hockey, with the key local teams being the Bridgeport Sound Tigers and women’s Connecticut Whale.