Campgrounds and RV parks near Moosup, CT

Moosup sits in Plainfield in northeastern Connecticut's Quiet Corner, minutes from the Rhode Island line and within easy reach of the state's largest state forest. The area suits RV renters who want wooded, pond-side camping without long highway drives, plus quick access to Foxwoods, Mohegan Sun, and the Mystic coast when families want a day off the campground. Camping options range from full-hookup private parks to rustic state campgrounds. River Bend Campground in Oneco offers family-focused sites along the Moosup River, while Gibson Hill RV Park in nearby Sterling provides full hookups on a wooded property. Circle 'C' Campground, Inc. in Voluntown sits on Bailey Pond and mixes seasonal with nightly RV sites. For state-run camping, Pachaug State Forest surrounds the town of Voluntown and contains the equestrian-only Frog Hollow Horse Camp - Pachaug State Forest plus the Mount Misery and Green Falls campgrounds. Hopeville Pond State Park, in Griswold, adds an 80-site campground on the shore of a 137-acre pond fed by the Pachaug River.

State campgrounds in Pachaug State Forest and Hopeville Pond State Park are reserved through Reserve America on the Connecticut State Parks site. Reservations open 11 months in advance and can be made up to 5 p.m. on the day of arrival for the Pachaug campgrounds, or up to one day before arrival for Hopeville Pond. Walk-ins are not accepted at Mount Misery, Green Falls, or Hopeville Pond. A 14-day maximum stay applies at Mount Misery, and Pachaug, Hopeville Pond, and Salt Rock are treated as one campground for the mandatory five-day interim break between stays. Private parks handle their own bookings. River Bend Campground reserves through Campspot or its own site, Circle 'C' Campground, Inc. books direct, and Gibson Hill RV Park takes reservations by phone and online. Frog Hollow Horse Camp - Pachaug State Forest is first-come, first-served and equestrian-only.