Connecticut Books

I was disappointed with the way the book was written and did not get much out of it.

This book is NOT helpful. It is poorly organized, full of typos, and not useful. I am returning it.
It's basically just a list of public campgrounds, with no information about location or real reviews, just a list of the amenities or facilities nearby.
Stick to the internet

A few decades ago, when I was an undergrad at Indiana University I took a class taught by the author of this book who was teaching there at the time. The class was on early American History (such as it is), and I had no idea it could be so boring. The book deals with religious sects that inhabited the Connecticut River valley in the early 17th century and the title pretty much says it all. I recall falling asleep several times trying to get through this book, but I don't think I ever finished it. For some strange reason, I've never forgotten the title, and whenever somone asks me what the most boring book I've ever read is, I have an answer right away. So, If you can't sleep for whatever reason; if you toss and turn with anxiety and stress, buy a copy of this book--you'll be sleeping like a baby in no time.