White Pines Campsites

Come see why families return to White Pines Campsites year after year. We offer a beautiful location, great amenities, and abundant planned activities and recreational opportunities. There's so much to do here, both on-site and nearby - from fishing in our stocked trout pond at the campsite to experiencing world-class fishing along the nearby Farmington River. For RV camping and tent campers alike, White Pines offers the perfect campground experience in a beautiful part of Connecticut. 209 sites available. Other amenities: boating nearby, hiking nearby, recreation hall

Moosemeadow Camping Resort

At Moosemeadow, you can camp in wooded sites with tent pads and cooking grills or open, grassy, full-hookup sites with cable television. Enjoy a full range of recreational activities including a regulation softball field, tennis court, fishing pond, sauna, game room, video entertainment center, horseshoe pits, shuffleboard, volleyball court, swimming pool, and children's wading pool. The playground has a playscape, full-size 4X4 truck, swing sets, large sand pit and basketball court. A nine hole mini-golf course is available for a minimal charge. Fire truck and Hay wagon rides, night

The Last Green Valley

The Last Green Valley is two things – it’s the 35-town National Heritage Corridor in eastern Connecticut and south-central Massachusetts, and it’s also your member-supported, non-profit stewardship organization working for you in the National Heritage Corridor. We help you to care for it, enjoy it, and pass it on to the next generation. At night, the region appears distinctively dark amid the urban and suburban glow when viewed from satellites or aircraft. In the daytime, the green fields and forests confirm the surprisingly rural character of the 1,100 square-mile area defined by the

Riverfront Recapture

Riverfront Recapture invites you to come to the River. The private, non-profit organization is leading the effort to reconnect metropolitan Hartford with the Connecticut River and provide community access to the waterfront through four beautiful parks in Hartford and East Hartford. The network of parks and public recreational facilities draw hundreds of thousands of visitors to the ever-improving waterfront each year. Stroll miles of trails and walkways; fish, boat, or row. Experience teamwork on the challenge course and enjoy the annual Riverfest celebration, fireworks and free concerts and

Sunrise Birding, LLC

Offers bird watching tours and birding workshops all year at Connecticut's best shoreline birding areas. Our personalized, authentic, and affordable birding and wildlife tours are designed to reveal the splendor and diversity of natural world. We conduct guided bird walks and bird identification classes at Connecticut's best shoreline birding areas which include Sandy Point Sanctuary in West Haven, Hammonasset Beach State Park in Madison, Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven, the Coastal Center at Milford Point, Nehantic State Forest in Lyme, the lower Connecticut River in Old Saybrook and Old

Gwyn Careg Inn

1761 Colonial Revival estate, nestled upon 14 acres of landscaped grounds overlooking magnificent garden and scenic pond. The Inn offers six oversize guest rooms (two suites), each with it's own private bath. The Inn is located to nearby hiking trails, scenic roads, state park, swimming and fishing. The Gwyn Careg Inn's historic Spanish Garden surrounded by ten foot stone walls, walkways and arches leading into other areas of the grounds, continues to be maintained. The Garden, in its original form, featured water motes leading to a fountain that was featured in the center of the Garden. An

The Klein

Mission Statement: To enrich, educate and entertain through arts and ideas. The Klein is a 1,447 seat performing arts center that serves as a hub for Bridgeport and surrounding communities. Built in 1940, it is one only 7 Broadway-sized stages remaining in Connecticut. The venue was built with funds willed to the city by Bridgeport native Jacob Klein, a lawyer and active supporter of Bridgeport community organizations. As recently as 2010, The Klein operated as a rental house and was only in use 65 days per year. That all changed in 2013 when the after school program began, and The Klein held

Alexey von Schlippe Gallery of Art

The Alexey von Schlippe Gallery, at the University of Connecticut Avery Point is located on the second floor of the historic Branford House. The mansion, built in 1902 by Morton Freeman Plant, is on the National Register of Historic Places and features a two-story fireplace and ornate woodwork. The Alexey von Schlippe Gallery presents exhibits by regional, national, and international artists. In addition to the gallery, stroll the beautiful brick pathway along the banks of the Long Island Sound to enjoy stunning water views and sculptures by contemporary artists. The sculpture path leads you

Locust Tree B&B

The perfect getaway located in a picturesque hills of Canaan, Connecticut, The Locust Tree B&B is surrounded by places to explore year-round. For your comfort, it offers seven rooms, each one appointed with a queen-size bed and a private/shared/half bath and serves a delicious breakfast in the morning, cooked to order.

Augusta Curtis Cultural Center

Restored 100-year-old library now used for the arts, sciences, history, ethnic celebration and sport in Connecticut. Specializing in educational art programs and exhibits for all ages and all types of culture. Meriden’s arts and cultural center is also available to rent for special occasions. This beautiful Greek marble building is home to the Augusta Curtis Concert Band, Central Connecticut Youth Orchestra, and the New Theater of Meriden. Features monthly cultural and artist programming with a diverse variety of entertainment.

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