Pet Friendly Things To Do in Stamford, Connecticut

I loved this beach. Nice place to hang out, if you have enough of town More on GeckoGo

'Cummings Park' is located in Stamford, Connecticut, USA. It is made up of about 79 acres (320,000 m) of shorefront property on Long Island Sound. The main attraction of the park is 'Cummings Beac... More on Wikipedia

Facilities include: beach with pavilions and snack bar, board walk and fishing pier, marina and ramp, tennis courts, handball and basketball courts, p layground, 4 softball fields, rest rooms and p... More on KidsPlayParks

Bartlett Arboretum is located on 63 acres, with a variety of plants, nature trails, a greenhouse, ... More on PlanetWare

Nice place to hike and you can bring your dog! More on Yahoo! Travel

'Cove Island Park' is a beach in The Cove section of Stamford, Connecticut, located on Long Island Sound. It is a popular spot for residents of Stamford to go rollerblading, biking and walking, as ... More on Wikipedia

It's the visitors who have to stay away, unless of course they ride bikes across the Post Road or are luck y enough to find a parking space on the street somewhere among the back street (Forget it.). More on KidsPlayParks

This playspace was opened in November 2007. More on KaBoom.org

Didi Wein Playground & Mikey's Playground is a kid friendly park located in Stamford CT. More on KidsPlayParks

This playspace was opened in October 2003. More on KaBoom.org

The Chester Addison Community Center is a vibrant, comprehensive community center serving the social, emotional, educational, and health needs of Stamford�s Waterside residents. The center is situated in Southwood ... More on Domuskids.org

A fish-shaped church with Stained-glass windows. Has the largest ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A GREAT EXPERIENCE THAT YOU WILL REMEMBER! More on Yahoo! Travel

It was clean , friendly, and a happy enviroment. More on Yahoo! Travel

It was clean , friendly, and a happy enviroment. More on Yahoo! Travel

When you visit the Stamford Cone on Tresser Boulevard in downtown Stamford, you'll feel like you're standing inside a giant kaleidoscope. This 45-foot-tall structure is made up of 204 panels of gl... More on Off the Beaten Path: Connecticut

When you visit the Stamford Cone on Tresser Boulevard in downtown Stamford, you'll feel like you're standing inside a giant kaleidoscope. This 45-foot-tall structure is made up of 204 panels of glo... More on Off the Beath Path: Connecticut