Family Things To Do in South Coventry, Connecticut

The Society continues to participate in local history studies with the Coventry schools. The Society recognizes the need to teach children to understand the importance of preserving history. As they grow older, we hope they will continue ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Often called the Parsonage House, this was the home of Joseph Huntington, the noted scholar who graduated from Yale College. More on MuseumsUSA.org

'The Root House was built 1845 at the corner of Church and Lemon Streets by Hannah and William Root, early settlers of Marietta. Mr. Root was one of Marietta's earliest merchants and its first druggist. He was the first merchant to ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This course, carved through a wooded area, is situated on gently rolling terrain. Narrow fairways and small, well-undulated greens combine to make the course play rather tight. A river and several ... More on Golf.com

The maintenence of this course was very good overall. More on GolfReview

For 11 years running, UConn has been rated by <em>U.S. News & World Report</em> as the #1 publi... More on Uconn.edu

The campus is kind of boring but if you're a young person you can definitely find some interesting people t... More on GeckoGo

A wildlife and wildflower sanctuary, serving as an outdoor classroom for UConn ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Church Street trailhead in Vernon is just 1 mile south of Interstate 84, and located between Phoenix and Washington streets. To reach the Church Street trailhead from Hartford, take I-84 east t... More on TrailLink.com

The best way to do this with the kids is to start at church street and go 5 miles to Bolton Notch. More on TrailLink.com

The Goodwin State Forest Conservation Center is on Potter Road off of Route 6 in Hampton. There is parking available ... More on TrailLink.com

We were constantly riding in spider webs, stones...the path was causing us to be quite stressful and it was strenuos. More on TrailLink.com

The Vernon Rails-to-Trails Park is on Church Street between Phoenix and Washington streets, a mile south of Interstate 84. From Hartford, take I-84 east to Exit 65 and follow signs to State Route 3... More on TrailLink.com

With the hard packed stone dust in this area, even a road bike can negotiate the trail, although a hybrid would be a better choice. More on TrailLink.com