The shoreline's largest selection of quality fresh fish, shrimp and live lobster for pick up or special order. Bud’s Fish Market sells only the freshest seafood available and guarantees that every customer is completely satisfied. Hal Beckley, the owner, continues the high standard of excellence his father and mother, Bud and Margaret, established when they first opened for business in 1948. Bud’s proudly presents the finest selection of offerings from the sea, with over 600 items available.

Inside a renovated former workspace in Fair Haven Furniture, River Street Gallery showcases fine art and craft by regional artists in combination with high-quality, artisan-made furniture in a warm and welcoming environment.

Houses collection of some period furniture, including a working loom. Small gift shop.

Independent bookseller with a huge selection of books and gifts. Hosts special author events throughout the year.

Maintained trail for walking, bicycling, geo-caching and cross-country skiing in winter.

This 59-acre park offers, soccer, lacrosse, a pavilion, picnic area and an in-line skating rink.

Full service marina located on beautiful Milford Harbor, within walking distance to town, shops and restaurants. Offers 35-ton travel lift, transient slips, brokerage, inside rack storage.

Port Clinton is a 140-slip marina located at the mouth of the Hammonasett River. Visitors will be very close to the Hammonassett nature preserve. This could make for some great hiking and exploring! The great location of the marina offers its guests a serene setting with a panoramic view of Clinton Harbor and Cedar Island. The marina also has convenient access to Long Island Sound, making it the perfect location for all types of boaters. Port Clinton Marina is home to awesome amenities that will make boaters staying long term or short, feel right at home. Clean showering and restroom

Burned by the British during their raid on New Haven in 1779, the Pardee-Morris House was rebuilt and expanded by the Morris family. Now owned and operated by the New Haven Museum, the Pardee-Morris House is open for tours, on Sundays, 12-4 p.m. during the summer, with a Twilight Summer Concert Series and fun, informative lectures and community activities. Admission is free. Details and events: http://newhavenmuseum.org/visit/pardee-morris-house/

Fresh sushi, sashimi, special rools, teriyaki specialties and more.