Burr Pond State Park
No admission feeA Connecticut state park centered on a man-made pond, known for its beach, paddling, fishing, loop trails, and historic milk factory site.

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A 159-acre walk-in state park in Winchester offering hiking, bird watching, picnicking, and scenic views.
Winchester, CT
Platt Hill State Park is a 159-acre park in Winchester, Connecticut, run by the state's environmental agency. It is a walk-in park with parking available. Visitors can go birding, hike, picnic, and enjoy scenic vistas. The park is reached by driving south from Route 44 and Route 263 in Winchester, then turning onto Platt Hill Road.
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