Explore South Windsor, CT
South Windsor at a Glance
Part of Hartford County
My Highlights
Coming soon!
Hiking
Town Parks
- Evergreen Walk Trail
- Lawrence Road Park -★★-1 mile – Open fields and walking paths have been largely subsumed by the disc golf course
- Major Michael Donnelly Land Preserve -★★★- 2.5 miles – Great out and back with side loop options through meadows and over the Podunk River
- Nevers Park
- Frank Niederwerfer Wildlife Sanctuary -★★- 2 miles – Easy flat trails out to a sledding hill overlook
- Rye Street Park
- Wapping Park
Land Trust
- N/A
State Parks / Forests
- Scantic River State Park – There is technically a parcel of this linear state park in South Windsor though no official trails or public access
Blue Blaze
- N/A
The Rest
- Audubon
- Station 43
- Audubon
Boating/Fishing
- Connecticut River
- Vibert Road Boat Launch
- Connecticut River
Disc Golf
The 144th oldest town in Connecticut. South Windsor, incorporated and named from East Windsor in May 1845. Formerly Windsor Farms.
