Niantic captivates with its sandy beaches and sparkling Niantic Bay. RV travelers park here to chase waves at Hole in the Wall Beach or hike Rocky Neck State Park's trails. Pick Niantic / I-95 Exit 72 KOA Holiday from $85/night or Niantic KOA for WiFi, showers, and easy bay access.
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Niantic nestles along Connecticut's coast where Niantic Bay draws boaters and beachgoers. Hole in the Wall Beach offers rocky tide pools perfect for kids. The Niantic River hosts summer fishing tournaments that pack the docks. Downtown buzzes with boardwalk eats, ice cream stands, and weekend live music under string lights.
Niantic / I-95 Exit 72 KOA Holiday suits road trippers who exit right into full hookups and WiFi. Niantic KOA draws families with 50-amp sites, hot showers, and space for big rigs. Both spots launch you two miles from Crescent Beach or ten minutes toward Mystic's seaport wonders.
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Niantic stands out for its beaches and Niantic Bay waterfront. Hole in the Wall Beach lures shell hunters with tide pools at low tide. Summer brings fishing derbies on the Niantic River and boardwalk festivals that light up the village evenings.
Niantic / I-95 Exit 72 KOA Holiday and Niantic KOA top the list. The first hugs I-95 Exit 72 for quick highway access and offers WiFi from $85/night. Niantic KOA adds 50-amp hookups and showers just minutes from bay beaches.
Yes, Niantic KOA offers 50-amp service for big rigs. It pairs those hookups with showers and WiFi to keep campers comfortable. The other park provides strong amenities too, though check sites for exact power options.