New Milford, CT is an authentic blend of small-town charm, rich history, scenic beauty, and classic New England character. The town was once home to Founding Father Roger Sherman, the only person to sign all four foundational documents of the United States. Today, Roger Sherman Town Hall, built in 1875, stands on the historic site of his former New Milford home and store.
Visit New Milford to explore locally owned shops, restaurants, arts, and attractions throughout historic downtown, centered around one of Connecticut’s longest town greens and its iconic 1891 bandstand. Discover scenic Lovers Leap State Park, miles of trails, parks and nature preserves, or enjoy fishing and other outdoor recreation along the Housatonic River and Candlewood Lake, Connecticut’s largest lake. From our Barn Quilt Trail and Antiques Trail to local farms, cultural attractions, dining, and year-round events, there’s always something more to discover in New Milford.
