Fun In New England - Connecticut

Parks in Southeastern Connecticut

Total found in this region of Connecticut: 23
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Beach Pond Recreation Area
Route 165 (on RI border)
Voluntown, CT
Type: State
Pond located west of Arcadia in Exeter, RI & Voluntown, CT; Small boat ramp on Connecticut side; formerly had a swimming area wt...


Bluff Point State Park
50 Depot Road
Groton, CT
Type: State
A coastal reserve on a 1.5 mile long wooded penninsula jutting into Long Island Sound; There is a large parking area near the en...


Day Pond State Park
Day Pond Road
Colchester, CT
Type: State
Site of a pond and stone foundations from a colonial era sawmill


Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center
109 Pequotsepos Road
Stonington, CT
Type: Wildlife Preserve
A 70+ year old organization featuring a natural history museum, 10 miles of hiking trails, and a wildlife rehabilitation facilit...


Denison Pequotsepos Nature Center
109 Pequotsepos Road (Mystic)
Montville, CT
Type: Wildlife Preserve
300-acre wooded preserve


Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park
57 Fort Street
Groton, CT
Type: State
Status: Seasonal
Site of Fort Griswold, where in 1781 the British (with Benedict Arnold) attacked and massacred the American defenders. A monumen...


Fort Trumbull State Park
90 Walbach Street
New London, CT
Type: State
Features Fort Trumbull (built from 1839-1852); Offers a 500 foot long fishing pier, waterfront walk, tours of the fort, visitor ...


Haley Farm State Park
Haley Farm Lane
Groton, CT
Type: State
A former farm dating back to 1648; features a 0.8 mile bike trail


Harkness Memorial State Park
275 Great Neck Road
Waterford, CT
Type: State
The 1906 Eolia Mansion and estate including many formal gardens; Mansion is open for tours weekends and holidays from Memorial D...


Hopemead State Park
Cottage Road
Bozrah, CT
Type: State
Mostly undeveloped park located in Bozrah and Montville


Hopeville Pond State Park
929 Hopeville Road (Route 201, at 193 Roode Road)
Griswold, CT
Type: State
Offers 80 campsites (fee required), a pond, and a beach; Recreational field area open year-round; Alcohol banned in park


Howard T. Brown Memorial Park
100 Chelsea Harbor Drive
Norwich, CT
Type: Municipal
Small shoreline park located at the intersection of the Yantic River, Shetucket River, and Thames River; Views of the Marina at ...


Minnie Island State Park
Bozrah, CT
Type: State, Island
An island on Gardner Lake in Bozrah/Montville; Only accessible by boat


Mohegan Park
Mohegan Park Road
Norwich, CT
Type: Municipal
A large city owned park that features a Rose Garden with 2500 rose bushes, a large pond for swimming and fishing (Spaulding Pond...


Mooween State Park
Camp Moween Road
Lebanon, CT
Type: State
Undeveloped


Pachaug State Forest
Route 49
Voluntown, CT
Type: State
Located in Voluntown, Griswold, Plainfield, Sterling, North Stonington, and Preston; There are 2 areas: Chapman Area and Green F...


Pachaug State Forest (Chapman Area)
Route 49
Voluntown, CT
Type: State
Features Beachdale Pond and a Rhododendron Sanctuary


Pachaug State Forest (Green Falls Area)
Route 138
Voluntown, CT
Type: State
Offers 18 wooded campsites; The Green Falls, Narragansett, Nehantic, and Pachaug trails pass through the area


Pomeroy State Park
Beaumont Highway (Route 289)
Lebanon, CT
Type: State, Conservation Land
Undeveloped park


Rocky Neck State Park
244 West Main Street (Route 156)
East Lyme, CT
Type: State
A large hugely popular state park and beach on Long Island Sound with campgrounds (160 wooded and open sites) and picnic areas; ...


Salmon River State Forest
Route 16
Colchester, CT
Type: State
Located in Hebron, Marlborough Colchester, East Haddam, and East Hampton; Features a recreation area and views of the Comstock C...


Salt Rock State Park
173 Scotland Road (Route 97)
Sprague, CT
Type: State
State campground with 71 tent and recreational vehicle (RV) sites; No fees for visiting the park; Camping fees apply for camping


Stoddard Hill State Park
Routes 12 (at end of Route 214)
Ledyard, CT
Type: State
Features a 5 acre tidal estuary and nearly 2000 feet of frontage on the Thames River (access under the railroad bridge)