The Rocky Hill ferry has earned a place in history as the nation?s oldest continuously operating ferry service. The Hollister III, an open flatboat is towed across the Connecticut River by the towboat Cumberland. Access from Rte. 160
Rocky Hill, CT Ferries1803 academy where sea captains learned the theory of navigation. Displays of artifacts, photographs, period rooms; changing exhibits on local and state history;
Rocky Hill, CT MuseumsJurassic-period dinosaur tracks (200 million years old) ; a diorama depicting the setting in which the park?s tracks were made, diorama of the Connecticut Valley in the late Triassic. Visitors may make plaster casts of tracks (casting materials not supplied at the Park, please call for instructions)
Rocky Hill, CT State Parks129 rooms (44 suites, four executive suites), TV, fitness room....
Hot-air balloon flights over central Connecticut, Farmington River, and Litchfield Hills; weather permitting. Overnight pack...
Fish production facility where 118,000 pounds of trout and salmon are raised each year to stock state waters; hiking trails i...
World-class twin-rink skating facility with Olympic level ice skating shows. Visitors welcome to watch Olympic figure skaters...
30-minute tour of historic Victorian theater built in 1876 by shipping magnate William Goodspeed....