This quaint area of Connecticut is home to a variety of agriculturally based activities that would be enjoyable for the whole family. Bozrah also has a very popular state park where you can walk trails or go fishing.

Whether you're a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor, Sterling offers the quintessential New England small-town charm, evoking the nostalgic spirit of days gone by. Don’t miss the chance to enjoy an ice cream cone and visit the friendly animals at Ekonk Hill Turkey Farm — it's a perfect taste of rural life!

This charming residential community is steeped in history and exudes a delightful sense of nostalgia. Visitors and residents alike can explore numerous small parks and lush gardens, each offering a tranquil escape and a chance to connect with nature.

Brookfield is home to 17,000 residents fortunate enough to reside in the stunning rolling hills of western Connecticut. The town is bordered by Connecticut’s two largest lakes, Candlewood Lake to the west and Lake Lillinonah to the east. Its citizens enjoy exceptional recreational facilities and breathtaking scenery. Brookfield offers a diverse array of home styles and values, excellent schools, and a vibrant commercial district, making it a wonderful place to live and thrive.

Nestled in the picturesque northeast corner of Connecticut, Plainfield is a town brimming with history, scenery, and charm. Savor a meal at the iconic Hank's Dairy Bar during the summer, and during the holiday season, create lasting memories picking your perfect tree at Gray Ledge Tree Farm.

Pomfret offers beautiful vistas, winding country roads, stone walls, and an eclectic mix of shops and restaurants. The town government has been committed to preserving the rural environment and historic charm that make Pomfret the quintessential New England community. It is home to many attractions, including opportunities to sip wine, hike trails, or take a swim.

Bolton was founded in 1720, is a small rural town located a convenient 20 minutes away from both Hartford and the University of Connecticut. It is primarily residential, with a population if approximately 4,900 individuals and an economy primarily made up of small businesses. It's the desination of many day trips for outdoor and nature-oriented activities. With the tagline "A Town for All Season," the community is defined by its natural beauty and welcoming residents - we invite you to join us for a weekend or a while! History Originally part of the town of Hartford, the area was referred to

Ansonia, known as "The Copper City," boasts a rich history in heavy machine manufacturing within the lower Naugatuck Valley. This town is a must-visit for those intrigued by historic architecture and memorials. Ansonia also hosts Rock the Valley, a popular annual concert that draws crowds from near and far.

Thompson might just be Connecticut's best-kept secret—a hidden gem at the heart of the Northeast, eager to be discovered. The town's stunning landscapes, historic architecture, and wealth of outdoor activities—including hiking trails, kayaking, cycling, farm visits, and more—offer a fresh experience with each visit. Every time you come, you'll uncover something new and unique. While you're here, don't miss a high-energy race at Thompson Speedway!

With a population of 1,734, this northeastern town is quaint and quiet. Known for Frog Rock Roadside Park and Natchaug State Forest, it offers hiking, walking, and horse trails, as well as picnic areas for visitors to enjoy. Eastford is also home to Buell’s Orchard, a family-owned farm offering seasonal produce and an annual harvest festival.