Frosty Hollow Shelter Camping Area

400 REARDON RD, N. GROSVENORDALE, CT 06255-9801, USA

Nestled along the wooded shoreline of West Thompson Lake, this 24-site campground offers something for every outdoor enthusiast. Choose from 11 sites equipped with water and 30-amp electric hookups for RV travelers, 11 pristine non-electric sites perfect for tent camping and boondocking adventures, or experience traditional camping in one of two charming Adirondack lean-to shelters. Modern amenities blend seamlessly with nature, featuring accessible bathrooms with hot showers, a convenient dump station, and an amphitheater where evening programs bring the community together. Families will delight in the playground and basketball court, while nature lovers can explore interpretive trails that wind through the forest, revealing the area's rich ecosystem.

929 HOPEVILLE ROAD, GRISWOLD, Connecticut, 06351, United States

Nestled along the serene shores of its namesake pond, Hopeville Pond Campground invites you to experience 80 thoughtfully placed campsites within a tranquil woodland sanctuary. This 544-acre natural haven seamlessly blends modern conveniences with timeless wilderness, offering everything from boat launch ramps for aquatic adventures to refreshing hot showers after a day of exploration. Whether you're paddling across the mirror-like waters at dawn or gathering around the campfire under a canopy of stars, this historic landscape provides the perfect backdrop for unforgettable outdoor memories.

244 WEST MAIN ST PO BOX 676, NIANTIC (EAST LYME), Connecticut, 06357, United States

Where the Connecticut coastline meets Long Island Sound, Rocky Neck State Park unfolds across 700 pristine acres of coastal paradise. Here, 160 thoughtfully placed campsites nestle between sun-dappled woodlands and open meadows, offering every camper their perfect slice of nature. At the heart of it all lies a stunning crescent of sandy beach that beckons swimmers to its gentle waters. Winding trails lead adventurers through whispering salt marshes where herons stand sentinel, past historic stone pavilions that echo with stories from the 1930s, and to secret fishing spots known only to locals. Whether you're pitching your tent under ancient oaks or setting up camp with panoramic water views, Rocky Neck promises the quintessential New England coastal camping experience.

PO Box 5, Voluntown, Connecticut, 6384, United States

Nestled within the expansive Pachaug State Forest, Mount Misery Campground serves as your gateway to Connecticut's outdoor playground. Adventure seekers will discover a network of multi-use trails welcoming hikers, equestrians, snowmobilers, and motorcyclists alike. The crown jewel of your visit awaits at Mt. Misery Overlook, where at 441 feet, you'll be rewarded with sweeping panoramic vistas. Nature enthusiasts shouldn't miss the enchanting Rhododendron Sanctuary, home to some of New England's rarest botanical treasures.

1011 Point Judith Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, United States

Step into a charming seaside village where the salt air mingles with the scent of pine at Fishermen's Memorial State Park and Campground. Tree-lined pathways wind through meticulously maintained grounds, inviting you to explore this coastal haven on foot or bicycle. Whether you're perfecting your serve on the tennis courts, shooting hoops at the basketball court, or watching your children's laughter echo across the playground, this waterfront retreat offers something for every member of the family. Both tent campers and RV enthusiasts will find their perfect spot among sites equipped with full hookups, all just moments from Rhode Island's most beloved beaches and the bustling Block Island Ferry Dock, your gateway to island adventures.

Escoheag Hill Road, Exeter, Rhode Island, 02822, United States

Saddle up for an unforgettable adventure at LeGrand Reynolds Horsemen's Camping Area, where the romance of the trail meets the comfort of a thoughtfully designed equestrian haven. This exclusive riders' retreat welcomes you and your four-legged companion to explore over 100 miles of pristine horse trails that wind directly from your campsite door. Whether you're perfecting your form in the spacious turnout ring or sharing trail tales with fellow riders beneath the shaded pergola, this primitive camping experience connects you with both nature and a vibrant equestrian community. Gather around crackling fire pits under starlit skies, swap stories at communal picnic tables, and wake to the gentle sounds of horses greeting the dawn. With seasonal porta-potties ensuring basic comfort from spring through fall, this is where dedicated riders come to truly live the trail life.

Escoheag Hill Road, Exeter, Rhode Island, 02822, United States

Deep within Rhode Island's Arcadia Management Area lies a hidden gem for adventurous souls seeking authentic wilderness experiences. The Arcadia Backpack Camping Area offers primitive camping at its finest, where the only sounds you'll hear are rustling leaves and distant bird calls. This secluded site serves as your gateway to miles of interconnected trails, providing the perfect basecamp for those who prefer to earn their rest through exploration.

147 Wolf Den Drive, Pomfret Center, Connecticut, 06259, United States

Where three historic parks unite into one magnificent destination, Mashamoquet Brook State Park invites adventurers to explore Connecticut's natural and cultural heritage. Wander through the legendary Wolf Den Field loop, where Revolutionary War tales echo through ancient forests, or settle into the serene Mashamoquet Brook Campground, where sun-dappled clearings give way to shaded woodland retreats. Whether you're drawn to challenging hiking trails, peaceful picnic spots, or spirited field games, this diverse landscape offers something for every outdoor enthusiast.

173 SCOTLAND ROAD (RTE. 97), BALTIC, Connecticut, 06330, United States

Nestled along a pristine mile of the Shetucket River, Salt Rock State Campground beckons families seeking the perfect blend of riverside adventure and modern comfort. This cherished Connecticut destination welcomes RV enthusiasts with fully-equipped hookup sites, while two sparkling swimming pools offer refreshing escapes on warm summer days. Beyond the essentials of clean restrooms, hot showers, and a convenient dumping station, Salt Rock creates memories through its unique combination of natural beauty and family-focused amenities.

East Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Discover the raw beauty of coastal camping at East Beach, where three miles of pristine, undeveloped beachfront await along Charlestown's stunning Rhode Island coastline. This unique destination caters exclusively to self-sufficient adventurers with RVs and self-contained campers, offering an authentic back-to-nature experience just steps from the sand. While the closely-spaced dirt sites may lack the manicured feel of traditional campgrounds, they compensate with unbeatable access to world-class fishing at the breachway, peaceful kayaking in protected waters, and some of the darkest night skies on the East Coast perfect for stargazing. Here, the absence of modern amenities becomes part of the charm, inviting campers to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of the ocean.

1 Burlingame State Park Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Escape to Burlingame Campground, where 700 rustic campsites and 20 cozy cabins nestle among pristine woodlands. This back-to-nature retreat forgoes electrical hookups in favor of authentic outdoor living, while still offering modern comforts like hot showers, clean restrooms, and family-friendly amenities. Cool off at the freshwater beach, let the kids loose on the playground, challenge friends at the arcade, or explore miles of scenic hiking trails that wind through the surrounding forest.

151 Pulaski Road, Chepachet, Rhode Island, 02814, United States

Escape to Pulaski Park, where every season brings its own magic to this versatile day-use paradise. In spring, anglers cast their lines into waters teeming with trout, while summer transforms Peck Pond into a refreshing oasis for swimmers seeking relief from the heat. As autumn paints the landscape in brilliant colors, hikers explore winding trails, and when winter's blanket of snow arrives, the park becomes a wonderland for snowmobilers carving fresh tracks and cross-country skiers gliding through peaceful, frosted forests.

Charlestown Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Charlestown Breachway offers a refreshingly simple camping experience where the rhythm of ocean waves replaces the usual campground bustle. This no-frills RV destination strips away the extras to deliver something extraordinary: unobstructed access to Rhode Island's stunning coastline. While seasoned campers affectionately call it 'a parking lot on the beach,' this understates its true appeal—imagine waking up to panoramic views of Block Island Sound right outside your RV door. The campground provides only the essentials (vault toilets and dumpsters), but when you're parked this close to paradise, who needs more?

2185 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, Rhode Island, 02814, United States

Nestled within the sprawling 100-acre George Washington Memorial Camping Area, this hidden gem beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience. The pristine Bowdish Reservoir serves as your backyard, while towering trees create a natural cathedral overhead. Here, primitive camping takes on new meaning as you disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of the forest.

PO Box 5, Voluntown, Connecticut, 06834, United States

Escape into Connecticut's largest state forest, where 27,000 acres of pristine wilderness await your discovery. Pachaug State Forest offers an authentic New England camping experience, with dense woodlands, sparkling ponds, and miles of scenic trails that wind through a landscape shaped by centuries of natural and human history. Whether you're seeking solitude beneath towering trees or adventure on rugged trails, this expansive forest sanctuary provides the perfect backdrop for your outdoor retreat.

Escoheag Hill Road, Exeter, Rhode Island, 02822, United States

Escoheag Hill Road, Exeter, Rhode Island, 02822, United States

147 Wolf Den Drive, Pomfret Center, Connecticut, 06259, United States

173 SCOTLAND ROAD (RTE. 97), BALTIC, Connecticut, 06330, United States

PO Box 5, Voluntown, Connecticut, 06834, United States

East Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

2185 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, Rhode Island, 02814, United States

151 Pulaski Road, Chepachet, Rhode Island, 02814, United States

Charlestown Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

1 Burlingame State Park Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

PO Box 5, Voluntown, Connecticut, 6384, United States

1011 Point Judith Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, United States

929 HOPEVILLE ROAD, GRISWOLD, Connecticut, 06351, United States

East Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Discover the raw beauty of coastal camping at East Beach, where three miles of pristine, undeveloped beachfront await along Charlestown's stunning Rhode Island coastline. This unique destination caters exclusively to self-sufficient adventurers with RVs and self-contained campers, offering an authentic back-to-nature experience just steps from the sand. While the closely-spaced dirt sites may lack the manicured feel of traditional campgrounds, they compensate with unbeatable access to world-class fishing at the breachway, peaceful kayaking in protected waters, and some of the darkest night skies on the East Coast perfect for stargazing. Here, the absence of modern amenities becomes part of the charm, inviting campers to disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of the ocean.

Charlestown Beach Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Charlestown Breachway offers a refreshingly simple camping experience where the rhythm of ocean waves replaces the usual campground bustle. This no-frills RV destination strips away the extras to deliver something extraordinary: unobstructed access to Rhode Island's stunning coastline. While seasoned campers affectionately call it 'a parking lot on the beach,' this understates its true appeal—imagine waking up to panoramic views of Block Island Sound right outside your RV door. The campground provides only the essentials (vault toilets and dumpsters), but when you're parked this close to paradise, who needs more?

1011 Point Judith Road, Narragansett, Rhode Island, 02882, United States

Step into a charming seaside village where the salt air mingles with the scent of pine at Fishermen's Memorial State Park and Campground. Tree-lined pathways wind through meticulously maintained grounds, inviting you to explore this coastal haven on foot or bicycle. Whether you're perfecting your serve on the tennis courts, shooting hoops at the basketball court, or watching your children's laughter echo across the playground, this waterfront retreat offers something for every member of the family. Both tent campers and RV enthusiasts will find their perfect spot among sites equipped with full hookups, all just moments from Rhode Island's most beloved beaches and the bustling Block Island Ferry Dock, your gateway to island adventures.

1 Burlingame State Park Road, Charlestown, Rhode Island, 02813, United States

Escape to Burlingame Campground, where 700 rustic campsites and 20 cozy cabins nestle among pristine woodlands. This back-to-nature retreat forgoes electrical hookups in favor of authentic outdoor living, while still offering modern comforts like hot showers, clean restrooms, and family-friendly amenities. Cool off at the freshwater beach, let the kids loose on the playground, challenge friends at the arcade, or explore miles of scenic hiking trails that wind through the surrounding forest.

2185 Putnam Pike, Chepachet, Rhode Island, 02814, United States

Nestled within the sprawling 100-acre George Washington Memorial Camping Area, this hidden gem beckons outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic back-to-nature experience. The pristine Bowdish Reservoir serves as your backyard, while towering trees create a natural cathedral overhead. Here, primitive camping takes on new meaning as you disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with the rhythms of the forest.