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    Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park

    Fort Griswold Battlefield State Park was a Revolutionary War battlefield. The site includes a museum and a granite monument dedicated to those who defended Fort Griswold against the British Forces on September 6, 1781.
    Address: 57 Fort Street Groton  CT  USA  06340
    Telephone 1 860 445-1729 
     

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    Hammonasset Beach State Park

    Hammonasset Beach State Park is Connecticut's largest public beach park, and offers visitors over 550 campsites for accommodation. Some of the local attractions include fishing, boating, biking and swimming.
    Address: 1288 Boston Post Road Madison  CT  USA  06443
    Telephone 1 203 245-2785 
     

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    Bartlett Arboretum

    The Bartlett Arboretum is made up of 63 acres, and includes natural woodlands, cultivated gardens and wildflowers. Free summer tours of the garden are available along with walking trails for visitors to explore. After-school programs and summer school nature camps are offered to students who are interested in learning more about horticulture.
    Address: 151 Brokdale Road Stamford  CT  USA  06903
    Telephone 1 203 322-6971 
     

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    Boothe Memorial Park & Museum
    The Boothe Memorial Park & Museum features 32 acres of parkland, picnic facilities and a wedding garden. Located on Main Street in Stratford, CT.
    Address: Main Street Stratford  CT  USA  06615
    Telephone 1 203 381-2046 
     

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    Ocean Beach Park

    Ocean Beach Park offers saltwater swimming, a pool, a carousel, mini golf and an arcade. Located on Ocean Avenue in New London, CT.
    Address: 1225 Ocean Avenue New London  CT  USA  06320
    Telephone 1 860 447-3031 
     

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    Milford Green
    Located in the center of Milford, the Milford Green is a park that features a bandstand, a Civil War monument and a Korean and Vietnam War memorial.
    Address: Broad Street Milford  CT  USA


     

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    Connecticut Audubon Center at Fairfield
    The Connecticut Audubon Center at Fairfield offers guests natural history exhibits, a reference library and compounds for animals that can't be realeased back into the wild. Located on Burr Street in Fairfield, CT.
    Address: 2325 Burr Street Fairfield  CT  USA  06824
    Telephone 1 203 259-6305 
     

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    The Dudley Farm
    The Dudley Farm is a working farm and living history museum that has been in operation since the 19th century. Located on Durham Road in Guilford, CT.
    Address: 2351 Durham Road Guilford  CT  USA  06437
    Telephone 1 203 457-0770 
     

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    Indian Ledge Park
    Indian Ledge Park is a popular spot for recreational pursuits as well as hosting local events including concerts, festivals and sports. Park amenities include a BMX racing track, a softball field, an amphitheater stage, and a playground and picnic area.
    Address: Whitney Avenue Trumbull  CT  USA


     

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    Fort Trumbull State Park

    This park features a unique fishing pier that allows visitors to access 500 feet of shoreline. In addition to restrooms and fresh running water, the pier also has lights and is open 24 hours a day. The fort was originally built as part of the coastal defences of the United States.
    Address: 90 Walbach Street New London  CT  USA  06320
    Telephone 1 860 444-7591 
     

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    Bowen Field
    Bowen Field features a regulation baseball field, a track and a football field. It is used by two local high schools.
    Address: . New Haven  CT  USA
     

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    Audubon Center in Greenwich
    The Audubon Center in Greenwich offers visitors 15 miles of trails, a visitors center and a nature book shop. Located on Riversville Road in Greenwich, CT.
    Address: 613 Riversville Road Greenwich  CT  USA  06831
    Telephone 1 203 869-5272 
     

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    Edgewood Park
    Open year-round, Edgewood Park offers locals and visitors an opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. Park amenities include the Coogan Pavilion and gazebo, a dog run, a skate park, tennis courts, playing fields, a playground, restrooms and more.
    Address: Edgewood Avenue New Haven  CT  USA
    Telephone 1 203 946-8028 
     

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    Mystic Aquarium/Institute for Exploration

    From exotic fishes to Belugas whales, Mystic Aquarium hosts fascinating creatures and different types of habitats. Take part of a deep-sea exploration boarding the "Challenge of the Deep", an interactive exhibit hosted by Dr. Robert D. Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic.
    Address: 55 Coogan Boulevard Mystic  CT  06355-1997
    Send an Email Send an Email (6) Telephone 1 860 572-5955 


     

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    Haley Farm State Park
    Hiking, biking and cross country skiing are all reasons why visitors make their way to Haley Farm State Park. Located in Groton, CT.
    Address: . Groton  CT  USA
     

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    Seaside Park
    The Seaside Park was one of the first waterfront parks in the United States, built in the early 1900s. Today the area sits on roughly 340 acres (140 ha) of land and includes several war monuments, sport fields and picnic areas. During the summer, the beach draws many visitors onto its sandy shores, as well as hosts several festivals and fireworks displays.
    Address: Park Ave. Bridgeport  CT  USA  06604
     

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    Selden Neck State Park Reserve
    This is an island park accessible only by boat, and is located near Lyme, CT. Camping and Hiking are the main activities enjoyed here.
    Address: . Lyme  CT  USA
     

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    Silver Sands State Park

    Facilities at Silver Sands State Park include a boardwalk and portable toilets for visitor use. This beach-front park offers the opportunity to swim or fish in the ocean. Located in Milford, CT.
    Address: . Milford  CT  USA
     

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    Bluff Point State Park

    Shell fishing is permitted in this park, however a permit is required. Permits can be obtained from the Groton Town Office, located on the corner of Route 1 and Depot Road.
    Address: . Groton  CT  USA
    Telephone 1 860 444-7591 
     

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    Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center
    The Connecticut Audubon Coastal Center is a nearly nine acre sanctuary and wildlife refuge. There is an exhibit room at the center that seeks to educate visitors on the native flora and fauna.
    Address: 1 Milfort Point Road Milford  CT  USA  06460
    Telephone 1 201 878-7440 
     

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    Rocky Neck State Park

    Situated in East Lyme, there are 160 camp sites at Rocky Neck State Park, as well as a food concession, picnic tables and restrooms. Made up of 710 acres, this is a popular recreation destination in Connecticut.
    Address: P.O. Box 676 Niantic  CT  USA  06357
    Telephone 1 860 739-5471 
     

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    Lighthouse Point Park
    A popular place among locals, the Lighthouse Point Park is open year-round from 7am to sunset. Amenities include a fishing pier, a public boat launch, picnic tables, pavilion rentals, a summer concession, a playground and a carousel. The area is also known for its birdwatching opportunities.
    Address: 2 Lighthouse Point Road New Haven  CT  USA  06512 
    Telephone 1 203 946-8019 
     

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    New Haven Department of Parks Recreation and Trees

    This authority is responsible for the many parks in New Haven. 17 percent of the city's 21.2 square miles has been reserved for parks. East Rock Park is one of New Haven's oldest and has walking trails, a rose garden and athletic fields. New Haven Green is the property of all New Haven residents and is the focal point for the historic district. It is the site of three 17th Century churches and a popular meeting place.
    Address: . New Haven  CT  06515
    Telephone 1 203 946-8019 
     

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    Osbornedale State Park

    Osbornedale State Park is located in Derby, not far from Shelton, CT. Hiking, pond fishing and field sports are some of the activities to explore here. In addition, there are museum tours that explain some of the unique features of the area surrounding Osbornedale State Park.
    Address: 555 Roosevelt Drive Derby  CT  USA  06418
    Telephone 1 203 735-4311 
     

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    Sleeping Giant State Park

    This park got its name from the mountains, which resemble a man lying down. At the peak there is an observation tower in order to better appreciate the Connecticut landscape.
    Address: 200 Mount Carmel Avenue Hamden  CT  USA  06518
    Telephone 1 203 789-7498 
     

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