New England

Are you ready to explore the fascinating landmarks of New England? From beautiful coastal towns to picturesque mountain roads, there’s something for every RVer in this region of the United States.

Best season for a New England RV trip

If you're a leaf peeping enthusiast or simply adore the warm hues of orange, red, and yellow, then the fall foliage season is a magical time to visit. Prefer basking in the sun? Late spring and summer offer the perfect blend of toasty days and refreshing nights. Just a heads-up – steer clear of winter if heavy snowfall and tricky driving conditions aren't your cup of tea.

• In Maine, you can hike to the top of Cadillac Mountain and take in breathtaking views of Acadia National Park and its rocky shoreline. Further north, explore chic seaside resorts like Bar Harbor that offer both stunning scenery and a variety of shops and restaurants.
• New Hampshire is home to picturesque mountain roads that lead through vibrant forests and meadows – ideal for camping out in nature. Make sure to check out Flume Gorge, a stunning 800-foot ravine with a boardwalk along its edge.
• Vermont is where you’ll find Green Mountains National Park, with spectacular views of the state’s highest peaks as well as winding trails that lead to secluded waterfalls.
• In Boston, Massachusetts, you venture out from your RV to walk along historic cobblestone streets and visit iconic landmarks like Fenway Park and Harvard University.
• Despite its diminutive size, Rhode Island offers over 400 miles of breathtaking coastline, with places like Newport Beach playing home to grand mansions set against an ocean backdrop.
• Connecticut is home to Mystic Seaport, a town steeped in maritime history with waterfront shops, boat tours, and oceanside restaurants – perfect for your final stop on your RV trip throughout New England.