Beautiful natural area along the winding Connecticut River. Boat, canoe, paddle board and kayak launch. Slow gently moving water perfect for recreation.

Nice little park, didn't stay long. Hoped there'd be some hiking trails.

Generally free of trash
Walking paths between natural riverside wetlands
Boat launch/fishing
Historical bridge site

A boat ramp with good parking for trailers and a few car top carriers. A short mowed nature trail with out any interpretation. Several picnic tables. No toilet or trash! Dirt road that's pretty rutted. If you aren't putting a boat in the river I'm not sure why you would go there.

Prepare to embark on an enthralling adventure in the mosquito metropolis! This park boasts a mosquito population that could give New York City a run for its money, with bugs so enthusiastic they might as well be auditioning for a bug-themed Broadway show. But fear not, for amidst this buzzing chaos lies a serene river offering picturesque views that even the mosquitoes pause to admire, granting you a window of opportunity to snap some Instagram-worthy photos and itchy memories. So pack your bug spray and a sense of humor – this park guarantees a bite-sized adventure you'll never forget!