Litchfield Vacations

This historic park divides into West, Center, and East sections, showcasing memorials beneath mature shade trees. Enjoy summer concerts or farmers' markets while experiencing the heart of Litchfield's cultural heritage.

Explore 4,000 acres of pristine wilderness with over 40 miles of trails through diverse habitats. The Nature Museum's interactive exhibits and live animal displays offer an enriching experience for all ages.

Wander through Edith Morton Chase's elegant English Tudor estate amid 615 acres of pristine meadows and woodlands. Join a free guided cottage tour on summer weekends to glimpse Connecticut's refined past.

You can take time to visit Big Cathedral Trail during your travels to Litchfield. Take in the live music while you're in the area.

America's first law school shaped our legal foundations, producing two vice presidents and Supreme Court justices. Explore the restored 18th-century schoolroom with exhibits revealing early students' daily life.

Climb the historic stone tower atop Mount Tom for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Catskills and Long Island Sound. After hiking, enjoy swimming and picnicking at the pristine pond in Connecticut's oldest state park.

Step back in time through seven galleries showcasing Litchfield's transformation from colonial settlement to thriving center. Explore artifacts that tell the story of this historic Connecticut town.