Explore Montville, CT
Montville at a Glance
Part of New London County
My Highlights
Coming soon!
Links
- 2022 Plan of Conservation and Development
- Montville Conservation Commission
- Montville Historical Society
- CTMQ’s Guide to Montville
Hiking
Town Parks
- Camp Oakdale – (Trail Map)
- Fort Shantok Loop – 0.7 miles
- Montville Conservation Center – 0.8 miles
Land Trust
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
- Glemboski-Ous Preserve – Unexplored
- Avalonia Land Conservancy
State Parks / Forests
- Hopemead State Park –★★– Less than a mile — A ‘scenic reserve’ state park with an out and back trail to the edge of Gardner Lake
- Minnie Island State Park –★★– Footpaths – A tiny island in Gardner Lake
Blue Blaze
- N/A
The Rest
- Audubon
- Morgan R. Chaney Sanctuary – Unexplored
- Audubon
Boating/Fishing
- Gardner Lake
Coming soon!
The 95th oldest town in Connecticut. Montville, incorporated from New London in October 1786, named French for mountville.
