Machimoodus State Park is a 300-acre public recreation area located in East Haddam, Connecticut, situated along the scenic Salmon River and Salmon River Cove.
Mount Bushnell State Park is an undeveloped 214-acre public recreation area located in the town of Washington, Connecticut, specifically near the picturesque Lake Waramaug in New Preston.
Bolton Notch State Park is a 95-acre public recreation area located in Bolton, Connecticut, established in 1918 as one of the state's earliest protected parks.
Mashamoquet Brook State Park is an expansive 1,000-acre recreational area in Pomfret, Connecticut, formed through the combination of three historic parks: Mashamoquet Brook, Wolf Den, and Saptree Run.
Chatfield Hollow State Park is a 412-acre public recreation area located in Killingworth, Connecticut, known for its mix of natural beauty and historical character.
Black Rock State Park is a 444-acre public recreation area located in Watertown, Connecticut, that sits among the scenic rolling hills of the Western Highlands.
Mansfield Hollow State Park is a 251-acre public recreation area located on the western shore of the 500-acre Mansfield Hollow Lake in Mansfield, Connecticut.
Wharton Brook State Park covers 96 acres across North Haven and Wallingford, Connecticut, off US Route 5, centered on the 5-acre Allen Brook Pond that feeds into Wharton Brook amid wooded sandy knolls.
Old New-Gate Prison and Copper Mine in East Granby, Connecticut, is a historic site originally established as the first chartered copper mine in America in 1707.
Lake Compounce, located in Bristol and Southington, Connecticut, is the oldest continuously operating amusement park in North America, having opened in 1846.
Hopkins Vineyard is Connecticut’s oldest winery, located on the northern shore of Lake Waramaug in Warren, and has been operated by the Hopkins family since 1787 when Elijah Hopkins started the farm after returning from the Revolutionary War.
