Tagged: connecticut

Straight talk on Connecticut camping season: which months work, which ones bite, and the shoulder-season window most folks miss.

Eight campgrounds within 90 minutes of Bridgeport, CT — honest picks, real drive times, and which ones aren't worth the gas.

CT isn't a mountain state, but the Litchfield Hills and AT shelters offer surprisingly cool nights. Honest picks, real elevations, no fluff.

An old ranger's honest read on beach camping in Connecticut — where you actually camp near the shore, what to expect, and which park to pick.

10 Connecticut campgrounds with real lakeside water access — state park picks, Pachaug forest gems, and private spots actually worth booking.

Where dogs are actually welcome camping in Connecticut — state parks, private sites, trails, and the ones to skip.

Honest, opinionated picks for family camping in Connecticut — shoreline, lakes, and Northwest hills — with history, season notes, and what actually works with kids.

A straight-talking rundown of Connecticut state parks worth camping at — coast, Litchfield Hills, the Quiet Corner, and which ones to skip.

An honest roundup of Connecticut RV campgrounds — which parks actually offer full hookups, which state parks are worth it, and where to skip.

Free dispersed camping in Connecticut is rare — no national forest, no BLM. Here's where you can actually pitch a tent legal and quiet.

Connecticut surprises people who only know it from the Merritt Parkway. The state has no national forest — none — which means every public campground here is…

Real options for backcountry camping in Connecticut — AT shelters, state forest permits, bear notes, and the routes a retired ranger would actually walk.