Sitting on a 602 acre that originally hosted the Pootatuck Indians, the park has a very interesting past. Before early settlers obtained full rights to the area, they had to part with one brass kettle to have permission to use the land for fishing and hunting. That is how the park got its name. When it comes to the list of fun stuff to do while state park RV camping at Kettletown, you’ll be amazed. The park has a vast trail system, a beach, and is a hotspot for anglers. There is also a short walk that leads to a magnificent waterfall. If you’ve got a great lust for adventure, feel free to set up base camp for your rental RV at the park before venturing into the neighboring Paugussett State Forest or even the Indian Well State Park. What are you waiting for? Find one of the best Southbury camper rentals and enjoy a date with Mother Nature at Kettletown State Park.