Kent, Connecticut hooks RV campers with legendary fly fishing on the Housatonic River and miles of Appalachian Trail hikes. Three directory parks, including Housatonic Meadows State Park and Macedonia Brook State Park from $14/night, plant you riverside or trailhead-ready. Camp here to chase trout at dawn and summit peaks by dusk.
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Kent thrives in Connecticut's Litchfield Hills, drawing anglers to the Housatonic River's Big Bend for brown trout. Hikers conquer the Appalachian Trail's Macedonia Brook section, with its 1,500-foot climbs and panoramic views. Kayakers launch from Kent Falls State Park, while foodies savor farm stands along Route 7. The Kent Barns art center buzzes with summer exhibits.
Housatonic Meadows State Park suits fly-fishers craving riverfront sites steps from the water. Macedonia Brook State Park draws backpackers and families to its wooded loops amid brooks and meadows, starting at $14/night. These three directory gems offer quiet bases for anglers, hikers, and nature lovers exploring Kent's wild heart.
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Kent excels in fly fishing on the Housatonic River and Appalachian Trail hiking. Anglers target trophy trout near Housatonic Meadows, while trails in Macedonia Brook climb to open ledges with valley views. The town's art scene at Kent Barns adds cultural flair to outdoor pursuits. Route 7 drives connect these gems.
Find three RV parks in our directory: Housatonic Meadows State Park and Macedonia Brook State Park. Housatonic Meadows sits riverside off Route 7 for fishing access. Macedonia Brook nestles in hills near the Appalachian Trail, with affordable sites from $14/night.
Yes, both Housatonic Meadows State Park and Macedonia Brook State Park welcome leashed pets. State park rules require pets stay controlled and off swimming areas. These spots let dogs join hikes on nearby trails like the Housatonic Rail Trail.