RV Parks in Bantam, Connecticut

Bantam, Connecticut, hosts 1 RV park, White Memorial Family Campground, a gateway to the Litchfield Hills. This destination offers 120 campsites with 40 electric hookups within a 4,000-acre nature preserve. Use RVParkway to compare amenities and book your stay.

What RV amenities does White Memorial Family Campground offer?

White Memorial Family Campground provides 120 sites including 40 with electric hookups (30/50 amp), 8 full-hookup pull-throughs measuring 35 x 70 feet, 3 restroom buildings with hot showers, and a 1,200-square-foot camp store open from May to October.

• 40 electric sites (30/50 amp) at $42 per night
• 8 pull-through full-hookup sites at $52 per night
• 3 clean bathhouses with 6 private showers each
• 1 dump station open 24 hours
• 1.5 miles of hiking trails on 4,000 protected acres

How large are the RV sites at White Memorial Family Campground?

Site sizes range from 25 x 40 feet for tents to 35 x 70 feet for pull-through RVs. Maximum RV length allowed is 40 feet. Each site includes a 12 x 12 gravel pad and a fire ring.

What are the rates and season dates at White Memorial Family Campground?

Nightly rates run $42 for electric sites and $52 for full hookups. Weekly rates start at $250. The campground operates from May 1 through October 31, with check-in at 2:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM.

What nearby attractions can RVers visit from Bantam?

Bantam Lake, 0.5 miles away, offers 2.5-mile shoreline and 3 public boat launches. Topsmead State Forest, 2 miles south, features 600 acres with 8 miles of trails. Litchfield, 4 miles north, has 15 historic buildings and 5 restaurants.

How does Bantam compare to other Connecticut RV destinations?

Bantam provides a quieter alternative to Mystic, CT, which has 6 RV parks. Nearby Kent, CT, offers 3 campgrounds along the Housatonic River. White Memorial Family Campground remains the only RV park within Bantam city limits.

Bantam, Connecticut, has 1 RV park, White Memorial Family Campground, a rural camping option for travelers exploring the Litchfield Hills region.