The Connecticut Park Worth Driving Across The State To Explore
Lisa Sammons
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There are so many areas of the Nutmeg State that belong on every nature lover’s bucket list. In all, we have nearly 150 state forests and state parks in Connecticut. Each offers up its own unique attributes that make it worthy of a visit. Some are historically notable, others have breathtaking scenery, most offer up amazing recreational opportunities, but they are each worthy of preservation. One of the most underrated Connecticut state parks is Hopeville Pond State Park. It’s tucked away in New London County, and this area is a paradise for those looking to explore all of the state’s beauty. The park is located right next to the 27,000-acre Pachaug State Forest, giving you virtually endless opportunities for exploration. No matter the season, this is one place you’ll want to visit.
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To learn more about Hopeville Pond State Park, check out the state of Connecticut’s official website.
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