Private RV sites: New England

Small farms, maple country, and wooded homesteads from Maine's coast to the Connecticut River valley. A private site here is usually a clearing behind the barn or a pad at the edge of a hay field — close to a village, dark and quiet at night.

$40–70 / night · typical host rates Electric typical Fits rigs up to 32 ft

Typical hookups

Most hosts offer 30-amp electric and water from the farmhouse or barn; some older farmsteads are 20-amp only. Sewer hookups are rare — ask about the nearest dump station.

Rig size notes

Narrow, winding roads and low stone walls favor rigs under 32 feet. Big rigs should confirm the approach — covered bridges and tight village turns are real.

Good to know

Fall foliage season (late September to mid-October) books out fast, and many rural roads post mud-season weight limits in spring. Black flies and mosquitoes are serious in late-spring woods.

Own land here?

If you have a flat spot, a barn with power, or acreage near New England, you could be earning from a rig or two parked on it — without running a campground.

List your land in New England

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