Here is a list of campgrounds where you can stay, set up your tent, light a fire and cook you meals outdoors. There's nothing like a night under the stars to get you in the mood for a great day of fishing.

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Housatonic Meadows Campground

State Park

One mile north of Cornwall Bridge on Rte 7. Located on the Housatonic River. Park is known for its 2 mile stretch of water limited to fly fishing. Camping (95 sites), picnicking, fishing, hiking, canoeing, cross country skiing. Charge: camping only. Campground Office: (860) 672-6772. Park Office: (860) 927-3238 Showers and Bathrooms

Macedonia Brook

State Park

Four miles nor of Kent off Route 341. A 3,200 acre forested Park offers views of the Catskills and Taconic Mountains from 1,400 feet. Stream fishing, camping (80 sites) hiking, picnicking, field-sports, cross country skiing. Charge: Camping only. Campground office: (860) 927-4100. Park Office: (860) 927-3238. Showers and Bathrooms.

Lake Waramaug

State Park

Route 45, New Preston. Scenically, few bodies of water in Connecticut can rival the unspoiled beauty of Lake Waramaug. Swimming, picnicking, camping (78 sites), fishing, paddle boats, field sports, hiking, ice skating, camper nature program. Charge: Camping, Day use, Weekends and Holidays. Campground Office:(860) 868-0020. Park Office (860) 868-2592 Showers and Bathrooms

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Hemlock Hill Camp Resort

P.O. Box 828, Hemlock Hill Road, Litchfield, CT 06759. (860) 567-2267. Litchfield's only resort campground. Large pine shaded sites, rental units, 2 pools, whirlpool spa, snack bar, Rec. Director, R.V. Sales & Service.