Farmington Vacations

This 350-acre private recreation facility offers year-round outdoor adventures from skiing to swimming. Members enjoy woodland trails and a cozy lodge with a crackling fireplace after activities.

Step inside a 1901 Colonial Revival mansion housing masterpieces by Monet, Degas, and Cassatt. Wander the 152-acre estate's Beatrix Farrand-designed Sunken Garden, where summer poetry festivals bring art to life.

This premier Connecticut shopping destination houses over 160 retailers including Nordstrom and Apple. Browse luxury brands, enjoy upscale dining, and experience family-friendly amenities in a refined atmosphere.

Step back in time along tree-lined streets showcasing three centuries of New England architecture. Explore the Stanley-Whitman House and Hill-Stead Museum with its impressive Impressionist collection.

This 1720 saltbox house showcases colonial New England life with period furnishings and authentic details. Explore the historic gardens and apple orchard for a complete glimpse into early American living.

This historic all-girls school has educated leaders since 1843 in picturesque New England. Visitors can arrange tours to admire the well-preserved architecture and explore Farmington's charming historic district.

This classic 18-hole miniature golf course features charming windmills and castles in a park-like setting. After your round, savor one of 40+ ice cream flavors at the adjoining old-fashioned parlor.

This 1772 Greek Revival meetinghouse sheltered the Amistad Africans before their return to Africa. Explore the serene interior with its traditional wooden pews and magnificent chandelier.