Family Things To Do in Canterbury, Connecticut

The society promotes appreciation and interest in Canterbury's past by working to restore historic buildings and maintaining local artifacts. The society meets monthly. All meetings are free and open to the public, and—following ... More on Heritage

National Historic Landmark and State Archaeological Preserve 1st academy for African-American women, 1833-4 Home/school of Connecticut's State Heroine. The museum includes period rooms, changing ex... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Route 169, from Route 395 in Jewitt City, through Canterbury to Route 6 in Brooklyn, brought us past stone walls, rolling hills and ... More on igougo

CORY BROOK, Canterbury Intermittent sections from Gooseneck Hill Road downstream to Aspinook Pond.Trout ... More on AnglerWeb.com

PYO pumpkins, hayrides, bison meat October group hayrides by reservation. School groups welcomed! Bison ... More on pumpkinpatchesandmore.org

It was dirty and run-down looking. More on TripAdvisor

Bouldering in Bradley is quite a treat, especially with the fall colors blanketing the forest. Prior to 1992, the area was open to climbing. Since 1992 and continuing for the foreseen future, the area has been and probably will be ... More on RockClimbing

A new environmental educational center sits at the beginning of this 700 acre "back to nature" wonderland with streams, fertile grassland habitats, forests, and open meadows giving home to a variety of plant, bird, and wildlife. Your ... More on DogFriendly.com

Completed in 1828, this quaint little skylit enclosure qualifies as America's first indoor marketplace, th... More on Thomas Cook Driving Guide: New England

Old World charm prevails at Americas oldest indoor mall. The Arcade is in the heart of downtown Providence.... More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a commonly-traveled rails-to-trails corridor and I've seen nothing indicating that it can't be ridden. More than anything, it is a great way for the more serious rider (or for anyone for th... More on trails.mtbr.com

The Air Line Trail links East Hampton, Connecticut to Pomfret, Connecticut and about 80% is in good condition. There are some areas that are wet almost all the time and other areas that are overgro... More on TripAdvisor