Connecticut Park List

Above All State Park
Above All State Park is a park in Litchfield County, Connecticut. The 31 acre park is a home to a former site of the SAGE (Semi-Automatic Ground Environment) Air
Air Line State Park Trail
Stretching from East Hampton all the way to the Massachusetts border in East Thompson, the Air Line State Park Trail is mecca for hiking, biking and horseback riding in
Algonquin State Forest
Algonquin State Forest began as 92 acres in 1937, and has grown to a size of 2,545 acres today. The forest consists of several parcels in the towns
American Legion State Forest
American Legion Located in the Pleasant Valley section of Barkhamsted, the initial 213 acres of this forest were a gift from the American Legion in 1927 to provide citizens
Beaver Brook State Park
Beaver Brook is a 348 acre park with Bibbins Pond, also called Beaver Brook Pond, as its main feature. It is next to the Air Line State
Becket Hill State Park Reserve
Becket Hill State Park Reserve is located in New London County, CT. The Primary Coordinates are: Latitude 41.3723 and Longitude -72.2995. The name "Becket Hill" is named after Becket
Beckley Furnace State Park
The Beckley Iron Furnace once produced iron for the manufacture of railroad car wheels that gained a world wide reputation for their excellence and durability. It is Connecticut's
Bennetts Pond State Park
Bennett's Pond in Ridgefield, CT is a hidden treasure just two minutes away from Route 7, in which you will find both gradual and sick climbs. Slick singletrack combined
Bigelow Hollow State Park
Bigelow Hollow State Park, in Union, Connecticut is a state park surrounded by Nipmuck State Forest, and bordering Mashapaug Lake. There are picnic benches, beaches, scuba diving, mountain biking,
Black Rock Lake
Located next to Black Rock State Park, the project is crossed by a portion of the Mattatuck Trail. The 21-acre lake is stocked with trout by the
Black Rock State Park
Black Rock State Park is a recreation destination just outside Waterbury, Tucked into the scenic hills of the Western Highlands. The first European settlements in the Black Rock area
Bluff Point State Park
As the last remaining significant piece of undeveloped land along the Connecticut coastline, Bluff Point State Park in Groton is a wooded peninsula that juts out into waters of
Bolton Notch State Park
Bolton Notch State Park has a wonderfully maintained State hiking trail that makes its way through the park. The trail is part of an old railroad bed that is
Brainard Homestead State Park
Brainard Homestead State Park is located in Middlesex County, CT. Variant (nonofficial) names for Brainard Homestead State Park: Brainard Homestead State Park Reserve, Selden Tyler Brainard Homestead, Selden Tyler
Burr Pond State Park
With inviting waters that accommodate swimming, boating and fishing, Burr Pond State Park is a great place to enjoy a summer day in northwestern Connecticut. The pond is named
Camp Columbia State Forest
Camp Columbia State Forest and State Historic Park is one of Connecticut DEP’s most recent land acquisitions. The 591-acre property was acquired from Columbia University in 2000 and dedicated
Camp Columbia State Park
Camp Columnbia State park is a portion of Camp Columnbia which was designated as a “State Historic Park”, including the frontage on Bantam Lake and the immediate site of
Campbell Falls State Park Reserve
Campbell Falls State Park Reserve is a state park at Norfolk, Connecticut, USA. Campbell Falls State Park Reserve was a gift to the State of Connecticut and the Commonwealth of
Centennial State Forest
Centennial State Forest aka Centennial Watershed State Forest covers 15,300 acres of land which are heavily forested with miles of pristine streams, upland ridges, and reservoir shorefront. In 2002,
Chatfield Hollow State Park
Chatfield Hollow State Park Opened in 1933 as Connecticut’s first Civilian Conservation Corps recreation area, Chatfield Hollow State Park is a wonderful place to enjoy fishing, picnicking and hiking. Schreeder
Cockaponset State Forest
Cockaponset State Forest is Connecticut's second largest state forest, offers a variety of activities for visitors. Cockaponset, named after an Indian chief who's buried in the Ponset section
Colebrook River Lake
A 750-acre lake is used as a standby water supply, and is available seasonally for fishing and boating. The lake is stocked with trout. A large boat
Collis P. Huntington State Park
Collis P. Huntington State Park Spreading 883 acres over fields and dense woodlands, Collis P. Huntington State Park is a peaceful and tranquil setting in Fairfield County. The land was
Connecticut State Route 169
This 32-mile, 25-town route traverses one of the last unspoiled areas in the northeastern United States, with rustic farmlands, forests, farmsteads, open spaces, and historic structures and
Connecticut Valley Railroad State Park
Connecticut Valley Railroad covers 300 acres , offers a fun-filled trip of the Essex Steam Train and Riverboat ride operated by the Valley Railroad Company. The journey begins at
Dart Island State Park
Dart Island State Park, a state park accessible only by boat, is an ideal location for swimming, water sports, volleyball, horseshoes, etc. The park located on Dart Island in
Day Pond State Park
The 180-acre Day Pond State Park was named after the 'Day' family pioneers that constructed the pond , which is the central feature of the park. The water from
Dennis Hill State Park
Dennis Hill, a 240-acre estate, was gifted to the State of Connecticut in 1935 by Dr. Frederick Shepard Dennis, a noted New York surgeon. A unique summit pavilion (formerly
Devil's Hopyard State Park
In 1919, the former State Park and Forest Commission obtained an 860 acre parcel located in the Millington section of Haddam. The principle feature of the park, Chapman Falls
Dinosaur State Park
Sitting on one of the largest dinosaur trackways in North America, Dinosaur State Park offers a window into the Jurassic period when dinosaurs roamed the earth. The authentic trackway,