This island park is accessible only from the water. Formerly home to a farm and a stone quarry, it was cut off the spring of 1854. The campground offers four primitive camp areas with outhouses, picnic tables, and pit fireplaces. Other activities include bird watching, fishing, hiking and hunting. Other amenities: Picnicking

Non-profit rescue organization offers daily tours to visit the horses. Run by volunteers, we care for 25-30 horses at a time, and are always looking for volunteers, sponsors and adopters. Call ahead for a noontime tour. Tour time: 1 hour

Rob Nicholas is a full time guide and certified casting instructor since 1993. Providing full or half day and wade trips as well as float trips on the Housatonic and Farmington Rivers, for both trout and bass. Lunch, flies and all equipment provided. Email: [email protected]. For more information, visit www.housatonicanglers.com. Tour time: 4-8 hours, Fishing Type: Inland Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby

One inn. Two styles, Endless charm. A Mystic bed and breakfast nestled on 6.5 rolling acres of lush lawns and terraced gardens in the countryside. Originally the 1807 estate of Sea Captain Shubel Smith, Stonecroft is listed on the National Register of Historic Places with 10 rooms and 13 fireplaces. Offering two distinct lodging options amidst an atmosphere of relaxation and romance - a sunny 1807 Georgian Colonial with wide plank floors and wood burning fireplaces for the traditional bed and breakfast experience; and The Grange, a renovated post and beam barn, featuring luxurious

Lake Compounce, located in Bristol, Conn. is a timeless New England tradition. Featuring over 45 rides and attractions across the park’s amusement and Water Park, Crocodile Cove, Lake Compounce is America’s First Amusement Park celebrating over 175 years. SPECIAL EVENTS INCLUDE PHANTOM FALL FEST (SEPT. & OCT.) AND HOLIDAY LIGHTS (NOV. & DEC.).

The City of New Britain was once known as the "Hardware City of the World." The museum displays manufactured items from Stanley Works, Fafnir, North and Judd as well as 47 additional companies for visitors of all ages, some dating back over 200 years. Changing exhibits, group tours available.

400 sites. Other amenities: Boating nearby, Recreation Hall

Community theater presents new and classic plays and musicals. Since 1926, the Sherman Playhouse has been a gem inspiring the creative energies of performing artists of all ages. The Sherman Players has given Sherman and the surrounding communities a full range of high quality entertainment. Moving forward, with your participation and support, we aim to continue for years to come.

TWH is a unique Off-Broadway style theater celebrating nearly 40 years of producing America's best theater including recent New York hits, comedies and musicals. TWH is a professional Obie Award winning theater company nestled in the heart Hartford in a beautifully restored historic building.

The Brookfield Theatre for the Arts, Inc. is an all volunteer, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing quality live performances and creative opportunities, rooted in cultural equity, to the Brookfield region. The regular season of shows is chosen to provide a meaningful and entertaining experience that will appeal to a wide ranging audience. Additional workshops and special events are added throughout the year. The Spotlight Program is a low-cost learning experience for young performers. It includes free mentorships for student directors and tuition assistance as needed