Come see where some of New England's finest maple syrup and other maple products are made, along with organically grown fruit and vegetables in season, including pick-your-own. Sweet Wind Farm is a small family farm owned and operated by Arlow Case Jr. and his wife Susan. Since 1997 they have produced maple syrup and other maple products in East Hartland, CT. Prior to that Arlow made maple syrup as a child with the help of his parents in Granby CT at "Arlow's Sugar Shack", and grew his sugaring operation there until 1996. The Case family also grows many fruits, vegetables, herbs, and flowers

A family-owned beekeeping operation with honey-house tours available, along with beekeeping presentations for groups (by appt.). Small store selling local honey and beeswax.

Over 100 years ago, Ms. Ellen Larned, Windham County's most famous historian and a native of Thompson, Connecticut, dedicated a small library building on Thompson Hill. Now, that library building has been given a new lease on life thanks to the Thompson Historical Society. Society members Beth Greene and Barbara Weaver have led a team of energetic volunteers for the better part of a year to create a wonderful addition to the Thompson scene. Beth Greene's creative spirit, hard work and determination to see the job through coupled with Barbara Weaver's outstanding administrative abilities have

A uniquely charming destination for special events, including weddings, receptions, banquets and other types of events. Dating back to the 1700s, the farmhouses, barns, waterfalls and stonewalls provide a captivating backdrop for your gathering. Service package range from small, intimate affairs to elaborate outings with several hundred guests. Facilities include a large and small ballroom in the main Lodge and an outdoor pavilion for seasonal events. Other amenities: Catering, Parking, Parking, Special Packages, Special Packages

Our five-acre Animal Farm is home to emu, buffalo, goats, scottish highland cows, alpaca, sheep and the largest free-range bunny enclosure around. Give the Farm a quick call to see what's picking! We host pick-your-own beginning late June and continuing through September/October. Raspberries, Blueberries and 25 varieties of apples. Our country market boasts fresh baked goods, pies, New England preserves, local honey and syrup, fresh pressed apple cider, our famous apple cider donuts and country collectable gifts. The Greenhouse is brimming with colorful and unique flowering plants for your

The goal for the 4-H Educational Center, known to most simply as "Auerfarm," is to develop citizenship, leadership, responsibility and life skills of youth through educational programs. Additionally, the non-profit farm, inspired by G. Fox CEO Beatrice Fox Auberbach, offers a wealth of outdoor activities, including hiking trails, picnic space, and the children's herb garden. Seasonal events include raspberry, blueberry and apple picking, maple sugaring and the annual Christmas tree Sale.

Open air concerts of many varied types of music. Bring chairs or blankets and a picnic. Handicapped parking lost easily accessible to the grounds. Now celebrating 31 years of entertainment. Other amenities: Parking, Parking

Tours given throughout the day of the historic Maxim Memorial Station W1AW, and League Headquarters. Tour highlights the century of public service and history of Amateur Radio. FCC licensed operators may operate W1AW from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. until 3:34 p.m. Bring current FCC amateur license or a photocopy. Large groups should make arrangements by calling in advance. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby, Gift Shop, Parking, Parking

108 rooms (three with Jacuzzi), TV, coffee maker, microwave, refrigerator, high speed wireless internet, indoor pool and spa, fitness center. Other amenities: 24 hour front desk, coffee maker in room, dining nearby, elevator, hot tub, laundry, maid service, microwave in room, parking, picnic area, whirlpool/Jacuzzi

The campus is really a small arboretum with 88 species and varieties of trees. The site was landscaped in 1908 by Olmsted firm for the college's predecessor institution. The Connecticut Botanical Society recognizes five species as State Champion, an unusually high number for a small property. Brochure/map offers a self-guided tour to 43 species, many of which tower over outdoor Stations of the Cross. Tour time: 1-3 hours Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby, Printed Guides