Sports & Outdoors
Pulaski State Park
Check pricesA 100-acre day-use park in the George Washington Management Area offering fishing, swimming, picnicking, hiking, and winter skiing.
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Sports & Outdoors
Killingly Pond State Park
A 162-acre state park in Killingly centered on a lake, offering fishing, hiking, and hunting.
Killingly, CT
About Killingly Pond State Park
Killingly Pond State Park, also known as Wauregan Reservoir, covers about 162 acres in Killingly, Connecticut. Visitors can fish in the lake, hike on its land, and hunt in season. Reaching the lake involves driving east on Route 101 from Route 12 and turning onto Pond Road. The park charges no parking fee. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed on the property.
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