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Stoddard Hill State Park, Connecticut
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| | The sight of Maynard Hill from Stoddard Hill State Park is striking, and Odetah is a magnificent local campground. A quick journey to Indian Creek close to Stoddard Hill State Park is a good idea, and after a long day outdoors Best Western Cristata Inn is a delightful spot to spend a night or two.
Stoddard Hill State Park has loads of natural attractiveness; it's a site that everybody enjoys. Mohegan Sun is a great spot to get some rest; Fort Point is pretty close. Stoddard Hill is painless to spot from Stoddard Hill State Park, and do have a look |
at Picker Pond, it's a picturesque lake.
Just can't get enough of Stoddard Hill State Park. Rosemond Lake is a brilliant lake close to Stoddard Hill State Park; if you need a site to stay Holiday Inn NORWICH is a magnificent choice. At Billings Avery Diversion Pond Dam in close
| proximity to Stoddard Hill State Park there are some exciting things to see; a delightful place to camp here at Stoddard Hill State Park is Hidden Acres Family Campground. The Narragansett Trail is a delightful hiking trail in the neighborhood of Stoddard Hill State Park, and don't forget to go to Poquetanuck Cove while you're here.
But wait, there's more to do in close proximity to Stoddard Hill State Park. The top of Red Rock is easily seen from Stoddard Hill State Park, and if you need a spot to stay Microtel Inn and Suites Uncasville is a splendid | |
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choice. There is perfect outdoors recreation at Stoddard Hill State Park, so you could have heaps of fun. For the duration of the warmest time of the year at Stoddard Hill State Park highs are mostly in the 80's. For the period of the moonlight hours it's ordinarily in the 50's.
Through the wintertime the highs are commonly in the 30's while the cold winter nights at Stoddard Hill State Park are in the 10's.
You get a great sight of Avery Hill from Stoddard Hill State Park, and Papoose Ledge is a nice place to go to while in the area. This place, Stoddard
Hill State Park, it truly has so much outdoors fun stuff. Stoddard Hill State Park is a glorious site to visit for more than one day, Odetah Campground is a glorious site to camp nearby; a pretty lake like Johnson Pond is a tremendous site to stop at. Shantok Brook flows through
this area; if you're here, do take a journey to Poquetanck Point.
Tom Allyn Brook is a stream that you may bump into while here, and why not camp at Deer Haven Campground LLC since you're here at Stoddard Hill State Park. Fun endeavors are plentiful; there's always something
for everybody. Stoddard Hill State Park is a common site to spend time for people from Gales Ferry.
An interesting thing to check out near Stoddard Hill State Park is Lake Nova Dam, and there's some flowing water nearby, Halsey Brook is a stream you can have a look at while
here. The attractiveness of Stoddard Hill State Park is there for your viewing gratification. Dry warm beds await you at Norwich Inn & Spa, and you should stop at Easter Point when you're here.
Stoddard Hill State Park is a perfect site for a spree when you have got to spend
some time in the wilderness. So many amusing things to do at Stoddard Hill State Park, so little time. Lakes are such serene places, why not explore Gates Pond close to Stoddard Hill State Park, and at Stoddard Hill State Park you can catch a glimpse of Stoddard Hill. Stoddard
Cove is close to Stoddard Hill State Park and is a good spot to have a look at; folks from Norwich-New London love to come here.
A good swamp next to Stoddard Hill State Park is Pine Swamp, and Stoddard Hill State Park is great enough to spend more than a day at, Laurel-lock
Campgrounds is a great local campground. Stoddard Hill State Park sees pretty high levels of rain; November is when you get the most rain here; the driest month is February. It's a great idea to stop at Billings Avery Brook, it's close to Stoddard Hill State Park; Crystal Lake is a nearby lake that you could stop at.
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Other parks near Stoddard Hill State Park, Connecticut:
Quinebaug & Shetucket Rivers Valley National Heritage Corridor, Putnam - CT, 27 miles away 
Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor, Woonsocket - RI, 48 miles away
Bluff Point Coastal Reserve State Park, Connecticut, 8 miles away 
Haley Farm State Park, Connecticut, 8 miles away 
Harkness Memorial State Park, Connecticut, 9 miles away
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Campgrounds near Stoddard Hill State Park, Connecticut:
Laurel-lock Campgrounds, Montville, 5 miles away 
Hidden Acres Family Campground, Preston, 6 miles away
Deer Haven Campground LLC, Jewett City, 7 miles away 
Odetah, Bozrah, 8 miles away 
Odetah Campground, Bozrah, 8 miles away
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Trails near Stoddard Hill State Park, Connecticut:
Narragansett Trail, New London County, 9 miles away 
Narragansett Trail, New London County, 15 miles away
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Coordinates:
Latitude: 41.46199
Longitude: -72.06542
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Outdoors Recreation Near Norwich-New London, Connecticut
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