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Tucked amid a triangle formed by Hartland, Barkhamsted, and Granby, and about 23.9 miles northwest of downtown Hartford, CT, Enders State Forest is a popular motorhome camping destination near the Connecticut, Massachusetts borderline. Open year-round, it’s the perfect spot to base your Hartland camper rental when exploring the region. Don’t wait any longer; book an RV in Granby and tour the region at your own pace.

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Getting Outdoors

When camping at Enders State Forest, the Barkhamsted Reservoir and Lake McDonough should be on every angler’s to-do list. Your fishing skill doesn’t even matter as the lakes are teeming with fish. The common types of fish found here are largemouth bass, rock bass, and brown trout. If you prefer deep-sea fishing, rent a boat and spend your day boat-fishing. Carry a swimsuit to swim on both reservoirs as well as Enders Falls.

Camping at Enders State Forest

When spending a holiday RV camping at Enders State Forest, one of the campgrounds to consider is the White Pines Campground in Barkhamsted. The ample-sized gravel back-in sites come equipped with amenities like full hookups, fire rings, and restrooms. For recreation, the park has a well-maintained pool, and the nearby Barkhamsted Reservoir has good boating and fishing opportunities. Your pets will have a fun time at the dog park.

Exploring the Area

After a couple of days at Enders State Forest, venture beyond the forest’s boundaries in search of more fun. Since Hartford was home to the legendary writer Mark Twain, a visit to the Mark Twain House and Museum would be worthwhile. Here, you’ll have an insight into the life, times, and the literary works of the celebrated American author. You can also take pictures of the 1874 High Victorian Gothic style mansion, renovated to its former history. After touring the house, take a stroll around the beautifully manicured gardens.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Bottom of Waterfalls, CTEnders State Forest, CT
  • Pine Mountain Trail, CTBarkhamsted, CT
  • Lake McDonough, CTBarkhamsted, CT
  • Indian Council Caves Trail, CTEnders State Forest, CT
  • Tunxis Trail, CTEnders State Forest, CT
  • Ratlum Mountain, CTCanton, CT
  • McLean from Salmon Brook , CTGranby, CT
  • Mclean Blue To Red Trail, CTGranby, CT
  • McLean Game Refuge Trail, CTGranby, CT
  • Roberts Brook Via Tunxis Trail, CTHartland, CT

Recent RV rental reviews in Enders State Forest

Steve K.

October, 2025

We had a blast. Michael was a pleasure to deal with.
Lisa K.

October, 2025

We had a great experience renting from Jon. Since it was our first time doing this, we were nervous, but Jon explained everything perfectly and was easily readable for questions throughout the rental period. We'll definitely do this again.
Linda B.

October, 2025

Gerry was great to work with! Super accommodating and just a nice guy with a handsome dog :) The camper was absolutely perfect for a weekend away. The upgraded bed was amazing after a long day and the shower had great pressure and super hot! Thanks Gerry! We look forward to next year!

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