Explore Seymour, CT

    Seymour at a Glance

    Part of New Haven County
    Little-Laurel Lime Ridge Rock
    Little-Laurel Lime Ridge Park Waterfall
    Little-Laurel Lime Ridge Park Trail
    Little-Laurel Lime Ridge Overlook

    My Highlights

    Coming soon!

    Links

    Hiking

    Town Parks

      • Fountain Lake Reservoir
      • French Memorial Park
      • Gary Park
      • Keith Mitchell Forest
      • Legion Pool and Chatfield Park
      • Little Laurel Lime Ridge Park
      • Rolling Hills
      • Sochrin’s Pond Park

    Land Trust

      • Seymour Land Trust
        • They own at least 18 parcels in town, the only hikeable is co-owned with the town – Chatfield Park

    State Parks / Forests

    Blue Blaze

      • N/A

    The Rest

    Boating/Fishing

      • Fountain Lake Reservoir
      • Legion Pool

    Coming soon!

    The 148th oldest town in Connecticut. Seymour, incorporated from Derby, May, 1850, and named from Gov. Thomas H. Seymour. Indian name, “Naugatuck”; called Rimmon (1670), Chusetown (1735), and Humphreysville (1805).

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