Campbell Falls State Park Reserve, Nature reserve in Litchfield County, United States.
The Whiting River flows through Campbell Falls State Park Reserve, creating a waterfall that descends nearly 100 feet before entering Connecticut state territory.
The White Memorial Foundation donated the land in 1923, leading to joint protection agreements between Connecticut and Massachusetts through special laws enacted in 1924.
The stone monument marking the border between Connecticut and Massachusetts serves as a geographical reference point for visitors exploring the natural reserve.
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection manages this 102-acre reserve, offering trails for hiking and opportunities for stream fishing.
The park features a dual-state management system, with both Connecticut and Massachusetts sharing responsibility for preserving its natural resources.
Location: Litchfield County
Elevation above the sea: 355 m
GPS coordinates: 42.04194,-73.22667
Latest update: March 7, 2025 03:52
Connecticut combines different landscapes from the coast to the mountains with a range of historic sites. The region includes state parks with waterfalls like Kent Falls and Wadsworth Falls, extensive forested areas, and conservation lands. Visitors can hike through White Memorial Conservation Centre, climb the tower at Haystack Mountain, or explore the Thimble Islands off the coast of Branford. Historic sites include Gillette Castle in East Haddam, which sits above the Connecticut River, and the Glass House in New Canaan, a significant example of modern architecture. Weir Farm in Wilton documents the life of American artists, while Fort Trumbull in New London preserves the region's military history. Saville Dam in Barkhamsted shows early engineering achievements in water management. Coastal areas provide access to beaches like Walnut Beach in Milford and Greenwich Point Park. Inland lie several state parks with trails and lakes, including Burr Pond, Candlewood Lake, and Black Rock State Park. Dinosaur State Park in Rocky Hill preserves tracks from prehistoric times, while Bartlett Arboretum in Stamford presents plant collections.
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