Eagle Landing State Park

Eagle Landing State Park extends across 16 acres along the western bank of the Connecticut River, offering river access and natural landscapes.

The state acquired this riverside property in 2003 for 1.3 million dollars, transforming it from a former agricultural and cruise line site.

The park serves as a central point for local community gatherings and outdoor recreation, connecting residents with Connecticut's natural environment.

Visitors can access fishing spots, walking paths, and boat launch facilities, with Connecticut's Passport program allowing free parking for registered vehicles.

The winter months of January and February bring numerous bald eagles to the park area, making it an important location for bird observation.

Location: Haddam

Inception: 2003

Website: https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/State-Parks/Parks/Eagle-Landing-State-Park

GPS coordinates: 41.45000,-72.46611

Latest update: March 6, 2025 14:07