East Granby, CT: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of East Granby there are 69 campgrounds, 1 RV dump station and 4 rest areas. Nearby, 27 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near East Granby.
Every posted low clearance around Hartford, with its height
Low clearances and road limits near East Granby
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Suffield Street · 10'0" clearance · 4 mi E
- Pleasant Street · 10'6" clearance · 7 mi SE
- CT 190 · 12'0" clearance · 7 mi NE
- Palisado Avenue · 12'9" clearance · 7 mi SE
- Asnuntuck Street · 7'6" clearance · 7 mi NE
- Main Street · 12'5" clearance · 7 mi NE
- Batchelder Road · 11'9" clearance · 8 mi SE
- I 91 · 12'8" clearance · 9 mi NE
- Brainard Road · 10'8" clearance · 9 mi NE
- East Mountain Road · 10'3" clearance · 12 mi N
- Dewey Street · 13'0" clearance · 12 mi N
- Old Westfield Road · 13'0" clearance · 12 mi N
- and 15 more in the app
Campgrounds near East Granby
- Primitve Camping Area · 2 mi N
- Camp Shalom · 3 mi S
- Camp Mary Dean Vreeland (Girl Scouts) · 9 mi NW
- Camp Alice Merritt · 9 mi W
- Roaring Brook Camp Area · 10 mi W
- Beech Grove 5 · 13 mi SE
- Prospect Mountain Campground · 13 mi NW
- James Stocking Youth Group Camping Area · 14 mi W
- DEEP campsite · 14 mi SW
- American Legion State Forest Campground · 14 mi W
- Austin F. Hawes Memorial Campground · 14 mi W
- Camp White Youth Group Camping Area · 15 mi W
- White Pines Campsites · 16 mi W
- Del-Aire Compground · 17 mi E
- Camp Merrie-Wood · 18 mi SE
- and 54 more in the app
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 27 mi S
Rest areas
- West Willington Rest Area Westbound · 22 mi E · restrooms
- West Willington Rest Area Eastbound · 22 mi E · restrooms
- Jennifer Hodges Memorial Rest Area · 27 mi S · restrooms
- Southington Rest Area · 27 mi S · restrooms
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