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Pikes Ravine Park
High and Beach streets, Middletown, CT 06457
On the corner of High and Beach streets, Pikes Ravine Park is a residential park with a small fishing pond and nature…More trail. The pond can be used for ice skating in the winter months.
High and Beach streets, Middletown, CT 06457
On the corner of High and Beach streets, Pikes Ravine Park is a residential park with a small fishing pond and nature…More trail. The pond can be used for ice skating in the winter months.
Ron McCutcheon Park
Livingston and Millbrook Roads, Middletown, CT 06457
This 100-acre park on state-owned Crystal Lake offers swimming, a sand beach, picnic pavilion, tables, a shower and…More buildings with amenities. There's also a Little League field, a softball field and a soccer field. The paved, state boat launch is for electric motors only and fishing is allowed, but not ice-fishing. McCutcheon Park is also the scene of many summer youth programs sponsored by the city's recreation department.
Livingston and Millbrook Roads, Middletown, CT 06457
This 100-acre park on state-owned Crystal Lake offers swimming, a sand beach, picnic pavilion, tables, a shower and…More buildings with amenities. There's also a Little League field, a softball field and a soccer field. The paved, state boat launch is for electric motors only and fishing is allowed, but not ice-fishing. McCutcheon Park is also the scene of many summer youth programs sponsored by the city's recreation department.
Wadsworth Falls State Park
721 Wadsworth St, Middletown, CT 06457
Open to the public year-round, Wadsworth Falls State Park offers picnic areas, hiking and biking trails, a swimming…More beach and two stunning waterfalls. The park covers 270 acres in Middlefield and Middletown. The Coginchaug River flows along the north-west side of the park and provides plenty of fishing opportunities. Pets are allowed in picnic areas and hiking trails; leashes are required.
721 Wadsworth St, Middletown, CT 06457
Open to the public year-round, Wadsworth Falls State Park offers picnic areas, hiking and biking trails, a swimming…More beach and two stunning waterfalls. The park covers 270 acres in Middlefield and Middletown. The Coginchaug River flows along the north-west side of the park and provides plenty of fishing opportunities. Pets are allowed in picnic areas and hiking trails; leashes are required.