A Top 25 public golf course located in Putnam, Connecticut. Type of Course: Public, Total Yards: 6169, Par: 71. Other amenities: Parking

Type of Course: Public, Total Yards: 2500, Par: 34

Facility has 24 camp sites (11 water and electric), 11 basic, and two lean-to sites. Located around a 200 acre lake with boat launch, picnic shelters, 18 hole disc golf course and over four miles of trails.

Pequot Ledge is located on 41 acres of beautiful, naturally landscaped grounds, with 870 feet of frontage on Gardner Lake. Gardner lake is one mile wide, by three miles long. The lake is spring fed with excellent fishing for large and small-mouth bass, walleye and trout. Featuring: Beach and wooded sites for RV’s and Tents Furnished Cabin Rentals Boat docks and launch Gardner Lake offers swimming, motor boating, sailing, canoeing, water skiing, and the most beautiful sunsets you can imagine. Pequot Ledge is truly an enjoyable experience for your vacation or just making a few days seem like a

Enjoy the excitement and wonder of the Long Island Sound aboard the 80′ schooner, SoundWaters . Two-hour sunset and afternoon sails offered all summer long from Stamford. Sunset Sails : Wednesdays-Sundays Bring your dinner and your favorite beverage and relax while watching the sun dip below the horizon Price $40/person. All passengers must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an adult. Afternoon Sails : Saturdays and Sundays Enjoy a brilliant afternoon sail on Long Island Sound. Price: adults $35, children (5-12) $20. All passengers must be at least 5 years old and accompanied by an

Built in 1775, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this museum features changing history exhibits, an art gallery, and a hands-on History room for family learning.

Explore the region's lighthouses with the one who know them best. Every summer, NLMS presents new iterations of the Yankee Magazine award-winning 'Best Lighthouse Tour'. Visit the website nlmaritimesociety.org to discover the latest trips! New London’s “Gem on the waterfront,” the Custom House Maritime Museum, was designed in 1833 by Robert Mills, this country’s first federal architect and designer of the national Washington Monument. A maritime museum since 1983, it houses a rich local maritime history collection, with exhibitions on local lighthouses, the Amistad story (some of which

The Bellamy-Ferriday House & Garden embodies the dramatically different passions of two extraordinary individuals. Bethlehem pastor Reverend Joseph Bellamy, a renowned leader of the Great Awakening, the emotional religious revival of the 1740s, built the house around 1754. In 1912, New Yorkers Henry and Eliza Ferriday acquired it as a summer residence. Mrs. Ferriday and her daughter, Caroline, designed a formal garden which today features historic-style roses, peonies, and lilacs. The Ferridays' other landscape improvements make the site a destination for gardeners. Caroline, an actress

Explore vintage locomotives and other rolling stock in a railroad yard and a restored 1903 Station with model railroads, displays, a gift shop and more. The Danbury Railway Museum is a non-profit organization staffed solely by volunteers. The Museum, located in the historic station and rail yard in downtown Danbury, offers railroad history, tours, train rides, a collection of original and restored rolling stock, and opportunities for hands-on railroad work at "12 inches to the foot" scale. Tour time: 1 hour Other amenities: gift shop

Go swimming and have a picnic at the park, then hike the trails in search for the bronze tablet marking Connecticut's role in the Civil War and the Industrial Revolution.