Rogers Park is a huge baseball venue in Danbury. The venue has a natural grass surface and has softball facilities too.
Fort Stamford was built in 1781, in a bid to protect the coastline that extended from Horseneck to New Haven. The fort was restored and is used as a recreational park. The park with its lush green lawns, walking trails and picnic tables is ideal for a day picnic. It also features ruins of the fort and a garden.
Calf Pasture Beach and the surrounding park is a historic area in Norwalk's eastern region. The scenic beachfront is home to bocce and volleyball courts, fishing pier and baseball diamonds.
Mianus River Park is a 389 acre (157.4 hectare) stretch of forest squeezed between populated urban areas. This protected piece of forest land aims to reconnect people to nature through various initiatives. Full of lengthy trails, the park is ideal for hiking or walking, while exploring all that this magnificent green stretch has to offer. Revel in the serenity of nature, away from the harsh sounds of the city, with nothing but the sweet sounds of birds and rustling leaves filling the air. Included in its landscape is the majestic Mianus River which is also a good spot for fishing.
Set on the banks of the Nissequogue River is the 521-acre (210.8 hectares) Nissequogue River State Park. This hidden gem offers a picturesque retreat on Long Island's North Shore. Established in the year 2000, this lush green park offers opportunities for birding, fishing, kayaking, and canoeing. Here, you can spot a variety of migratory birds like waterfowl, herons, and egrets. The park's expansive lawns offer a tranquil setting for picnics and relaxation, while the riverbank beckons anglers to cast a line into its clear waters.
The green in Milford, located just outside of New Haven, is a popular meeting space and event venue conveniently located off of I-95. This traditional New England-style green has a bandstand, Civil War monument and special events throughout the year.