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Gillette Castle State Park is the former home of William Gillette, most famous for his acting role portraying Sherlock Holmes. The public river ...[more]
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Gillette Castle is the former home of William Gillette, most famous for his acting role portraying Sherlock Holmes. The public river camping sites are...[more]
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Gillette Castle State Park Tours
Holiday Tour 2026 Tour Tickets sold at Facility only:
CT Open House Day - 6-13-2026 
Selden Neck State Park River Camping, ConnecticutCONNECTICUT STATE PARKS Add to FavoritesSelden Neck Island State Park is only accessible from the water. Formerly home to a farm and stone quarry, it was cut off from the mainland by the ...[more]
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The park has limited handicapped accessibility. The forest recreation areas are open from sunrise to sunset. Other forest areas are open one-half ...[more]
Day Passes
Devil's Hopyard's principle feature, Chapman Falls, drops more than sixty feet over a series of steps in a Scotland Schist stone formation. ...[more]
Day use and Picnic areas
Devil's Hopyard's principle feature, Chapman Falls, drops more than sixty feet over a series of steps in a Scotland Schist stone formation. ...[more]
Camping and Lodging
The park is handicap accessible, offers bathrooms parking and picnic tables. The park is open from sunrise to sunset. Gates open at 8 am on the ...[more]
Day Passes
Chatfield Hollow Picnic Shelter sits upon Chatfield Hollow Brook, an ideal place to swim, fish, picnic, or hike. Reminders of early history include ...[more]
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Hurd State Park was the second state park in the Connecticut State Park system. It affords the visitor scenic views of the Connecticut River, while ...[more]
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The pond, which is the central feature of Day Pond Picnic Shelter, was originally constructed by a pioneering family named Day. The water from the ...[more]
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