Contemporary environmental center located in a landscaped rural setting, with nature trails, interactive displays and workshops. As part of the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection, the Kellogg Environmental Center offers workshops, exhibits, nature activities, and lectures for the general public. Through hands-on programs, students, teachers and families can enjoy learning about nature and the environment. The Center is adjacent to the Osborne Homestead Museum, a historic house displaying the collections of conservationist Frances Osborne Kellogg. The Center is part of

American Hockey League, affiliate of the New York Rangers, offering great family entertainment.

The park offers countless ways to enjoy nature and the outdoors: from walking, jogging, bird-watching or cross-country skiing to tennis, relaxing by a pond or skateboarding at Coogan Pavilion, Edgewood has something for every age group and lifestyle.

200 sites. Other amenities: Recreation Hall

Sites available with full hook-ups or water and electric (and dry well), or tent sites or the RV rental. New heated swimming pool and adult hot tub. A stocked pond for fishing (catch and release), as well as swimming and paddle boats, mini-golf available, and free wifi throughout the campground. Themed weekends in the spring and fall, and daily activities in the summer, such as Bingo, bonfires with musical entertainment, dances, wagon rides, kickball and more. Discounted rates in the spring and fall, as well as mid-week specials. Other amenities: Boating nearby, Recreation Hall

Aces High RV Park is located on 93 acres of wooded land in East Lyme, CT. Situated among three ponds, one of which is stocked with large trout, our new sites offer electric, water, sewer, and cable TV hookups. 90 sites ​Open year-round with full hookups. ​Other amenities: Recreation Hall

Tour the elegant 18 th century home of Eunice and Jonathan Trumbull Jr. Mr. Trumbull served as George Washington’s military secretary, Speaker of the House and Governor of Connecticut. Jonathan Trumbull, Jr. married Eunice Backus of Norwich in 1767. They had five children, but only three daughters survived to adulthood. Their oldest daughter Faith married Daniel Wadsworth, founder of the Wadsworth Atheneum. Daughter Harriet married Benjamin Silliman, first professor of chemistry at Yale College and a founder of the Yale Medical School. Maria married Henry Hudson, son of the publisher of the

Museum with family genealogical and historical research center, changing exhibits. Genealogical research information available during open hours or by appointment. Other amenities: Dining Nearby, Dining nearby

Connecticut’s only three-screen drive-in theater playing first-run double features, always a film for the entire family, and now clearer and brighter with all digital projection. Beautiful country setting with a playground under the trees. Come for dinner or just a snack at the clean, full service snack bar. Eastern Connecticut's largest flea market every Sunday in season, indoor and outdoor, rain or shine. Held on the drive-in theater property as well as adjoining farm land. Serves breakfast or lunch at two snack bars. Tour time: 4-5 hours Other amenities: Parking, Parking

Ride the Naugy! Take a 20-mile round-trip scenic train ride through history, passing old factories, through a state forest, along the Naugatuck River and across the face of a dam. Your ride through history begins at the historic 1881 Thomaston Station. Board the vintage train coaches and prepare to see a side of the Naugatuck Valley that you just can not get from your car. The ride along the Naugatuck River hugs the river's edge, passing through state forest lands. This is contrasted by the industrial heritage of Waterbury's brass mills, where thousands of men and women toiled daily in the