Griswold Historical Society
Museum open by appointment on 3rd fl. of the Slater Library.
Read MoreFriends of Pachaug Forest, Inc.
Pachaug is the largest forest in Connecticut with 26,477 acres. This beautiful, bountiful forest has offered so much to so many for generations. People come from near and far to…
Read MoreHopeville Pond State Park
Enjoy bicycling, boating, field sports, hiking, picnicking, pond fishing and swimming. Reservations: www.reserveamerica.com. Sites: 80
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The 137-acre lake offers fishing, boat launch & boating (8 mph limit), plus swimming & paddling. No water skiing. Restrooms on site. Main gate open seasonally. Seasonal fee for non-state…
Read MoreGriswold’s Jewett City Skate Park
Griswold’s Jewett City Skate Park – Skate enthusiasts will definitely be on a roll in this park. There are no fees, but a park pass is required to use this…
Read MoreAshland Pond
Ashland Pond is a 89 acre pond runs along Main St. Home to largemouth bass, pickerel, & yellow perch. No fee. State of CT Main Fishing Page http://www.ct.gov/deep/cwp/view.asp?a=2696&q=322708&deepNav_GID=1630 State of…
Read MoreHopeville Pond State Park
Hopeville Pond State Park is a 137-acre lake which offers fishing (handicap platform), boat launch & boating (8 mph limit), plus swimming & paddling. No water skiing. Restrooms on site.…
Read MoreGlasgo Pond & Doaneville Pond
Glasgo Pond (a long, winding 168 acre pond with paved boat launch) and Doaneville (68 acre pond accessible by waters running under Sheldon Rd.) offer fishing (largemouth bass, perch, bullhead…
Read MoreHopeville Pond State Park
Hopeville Pond State Park is a 137-acre lake which offers swimming as well as boating. Restrooms on site. Main gate open seasonally. Some fees at this park.
Read MoreHopeville Pond State Park
Hopeville Pond State Park offers trails totalling up to 13.1 miles are moderate. The Blue Blazed Nehantic Trail begins at the park and runs through pleasant scenery, descending Mount Misery…
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