Originally built in the late 1800's, The Madison Beach Hotel was once a boarding house for shipbuilders. Over time, the hotel and restaurant has been redefined and reinvented. In 2009, the current owners raised the building and rebuilt on the exising footprint, creating an elegant, seaside property for visiting the Greater New Haven region and the Town of Madison. The hotel and restaurant reopened in 2012, providing an ideal location for dining and events. The Wharf Restaurant sits one floor up from ground level and overlooks the Long Island Sound, providing some of the best views in

This pet-friendly Comfort Inn hotel, conveniently located near Naugatuck Valley Community College and New Haven, offers access to outdoor recreational activities at the nearby Naugatuck River or Black Rock State Park, as well as to Southington and Waterbury area attractions. Other amenities: business center, free Wi-Fi, fitness center, Laundry facility, coffee maker in room, Iron/Ironing board in room, room safe

A multi-vendor shop filled with all types of vintage, antiques and collectibles. Located in the historic Issiacson's clothing store building. Whether you're looking for vintage jewelry, lighting, pottery, ephemra, textiles, furniture, ceramics, you will find your treasure here at affordable prices. Other amenities: Dining Nearby

Contains a nice blend of antique home furnishings and vintage collectibles including farm tables, dressers, clocks, art, rugs, lamps, glassware, reclaimed barnwood pieces and much more. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Parking

Dedicated to bring your full service airsoft facility offering 24,000 square foot of indoor playing field along with full service retail and rental services. Birthday parties, company events and special events are welcome, as are walk-ins players. Players must be 10 years old and above to participate. Other amenities: Parking, Special Packages

Pequot Library is a cultural beacon, educating and enriching people of all ages through literature, music, art, science, and the humanities for over 125 years. Your participation and support is essential to our mission. We offer high-quality programs with world-class musicians, showcase accomplished artists, and use current circulating 125,000 books plus our Special Collections of 30,000 rare books to develop dynamic, cross-disciplinary programming. Many items in our prized Special Collections are manuscripts and books from the 15th through 20th centuries, centennial, and beyond. We hope you

Park offering skate park, lighted softball field, beach and outdoor swimming pool, picnic areas, an off-leash dog park, bocce courts, playscape, lighted tennis courts, ice skating, fishing pond, and walking trails Other amenities: Picnicking

This small, but inviting sandy beach offers beautiful views of Long Island Sound, especially at sunrise and sunset. There are no restroom or changing area facilities. The park is open May 1 through Sept. 30 from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Motor vehicles and motorcycles may enter the beach with a valid Parks and Recreation vehicle parking emblem and a daily fee is not available. *Parking is limited* No lifeguards on duty: Swim at your own risk. No kayaking or canoeing.

A 2.39 acre park with sand and rock beach along the shore of Long Island Sound. It has restroom and changing area facilities, picnic tables, grills; and is adjacent to a wildlife area along the canal that borders the park. Motor vehicles and motorcycles may enter the beach with a valid Parks and Recreation vehicle parking emblem or by paying the daily fee.

The largest of the town's beaches. There is a sandy beach facing Long Island Sound with views of Menunketesuck Island, Duck Island and Salt Island. Facilities includes pier, food concession, picnic area, sanitary facilities (seasonal), supervised swimming, walkways.