Windham, CT

This serene 102-acre nature preserve showcases diverse ecosystems around Lake Marie and through forested trails. Explore the well-marked paths to discover scenic viewpoints and the vibrant pollinator garden.

Step back in time at this 1715 colonial house where the Waldo family lived for 250 years. Explore three floors of original features and period furnishings during monthly summer open houses.

This quiet Connecticut park offers green spaces near historical sites connected to Rochambeau's Army. Bring a picnic and comfortable shoes to enjoy this peaceful local retreat with historical significance.

This serene 105-acre nature reserve honors George Cloutier, WWII veteran and forester. Explore woodland trails, observe local wildlife, and find tranquility at two small ponds nestled within the Connecticut landscape.

Connecticut's smallest freestanding library houses the Windham Bacchus, a wooden figure carved by British prisoners in 1776. Browse historical artifacts in this intimate Greek Revival building.