Priam Vineyards

Priam Vineyards is a solar powered winery and sustainable vineyard nestled in the Salmon River Watershed area. Their thirteen International Award-Winning wines produced are estate grown, blended, bottled and cellared on premises. Priam Vineyards was first established in 1998 in the historic town of Colchester.. In 2002, it became a licensed farm winery, opening the winery for retail sales in April of 2003, and in September 2010, they became the first winery in New England to be completely solar powered. Priam Vineyards is open seasonally, March through December for tastings and self-guided

Edgerton Park

Tour a turn-of-the-century greenhouse complex on this 25-acre park on the grounds of the former Brewster Estate. On-site are the Sarah T. Crosby Conservatory and the Rehabilitation Center’s Greenbrier Greenhouse Horticulture program, offering plants and herbal products. Occasional concerts and Elm Shakespeare Company theater performances. Lush grounds for picnicking.

Audubon Center at Bent of the River

This year-round 700-acre wildlife sanctuary features 15 miles of trails for regularly scheduled nature walks and hikes. Bent of the River Trails are open every day, from sunrise to sunset. Every day is a new experience with fresh animal tracks to find and feeding flocks of songbirds. Print your own trail map to plan your next visit. Scout programs and summer camps are available.

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Mountain Meadow Outfitters and Charters

United States Coast Guard Master Captain James `BS MBA, is the complete Adventure Outfitter offering land and water ecotours, fresh and saltwater charters, Connecticut Atlantic Salmon, canoe, kayak, mountain bike, cross-country skiing/snowshoeing trips throughout Connecticut. Digital photography and video with every trip. Riverside and shore breakfasts, lunch and dinners available enjoying local fruits and vegetables and freshly caught fish and seafood. Learn to fly fish and the latest digital photo and video techniques as well as small craft and large vessel (50 ton) operation. Classes

White Silo Farm & Winery

Small specialty winery produces fresh fruit and grapeswines made from fruit grown at the farm. Wine tastings, old dairy barn showcases local artists. Visit the website for special events including the Asparagus Festival, Rhubarb Festival and Raspberry Festival. Tour time: 20 minutes Other amenities: catering, dining nearby, parking, self-guided tours

Hampton Inn - Groton

80 units (four suites), TV, coffee maker; fitness center, I pool. Other amenities: Parking, Parking

Connecticut Firefighter's Memorial

Monument with eternal flame honoring the nearly 350 Connecticut Firefighters that died in the line-of-duty serving their communities. An annual Memorial Service is held annually at noon on the last Sunday in September. The public is invited. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby, Parking, Parking

Holcomb Farm

Discover Holcomb Farm Tucked into the rolling hills of rural West Granby, Holcomb Farm is a historic, community-centered farm with more than 250 years of agricultural heritage. Today, this 317-acre working farm is a model of sustainability, offering fresh produce, thoughtfully curated local provisions, a friendly farm crew and staff, and a place where people can gather, explore, and connect with the land. Stewarded by the nonprofit Friends of Holcomb Farm , the farm offers a wide range of activities and experiences for visitors of all ages: Shop our Farm Store, featuring our own fresh

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Fairview Farm Golf Course

A championship 18 hole golf course, banquet facility and restaurant, in Harwinton, CT. Encompassing one hundred and seventy acres of land in Northwest Connecticut sits one of the state’s most picturesque and playable public golf courses, as well as a first-class restaurant and banquet facility. Our 7,000 square foot clubhouse overlooks lush fairways and spectacular views. Type of Course: Public, Total Yards: 6619, Par: 72

Sherman Historical Society

Explore Sherman’s history at the David Northrop House (c.1829). And visit the Old Store Museum (c.1810), for displays from the past, a gallery showcasing historical and art exhibitions, a gift shop and more. Now in existence for 39 years, the Sherman Historical Society continues to strive to be an active part of the Sherman town community. Our goal is to expand on our existing programs and to continue to add new and exciting events to our schedule each year. Behind the scenes, our mission also includes collecting, preserving, and most importantly, making available to you and to future

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