Really enjoyed my visit with the owner, Jason, and the center "mascot," Gigi. Lots of work in…read moreprogress, painting exhibitions in assembly, and other art for sale. I was able to acquire a variety of jewelry items in different mediums for a very reasonable price, all made by local artisans and Center volunteers. Estate pieces are also available, priced below FMV, and lots of plans in the works. The atmosphere lends itself to creativity. The pottery pieces for sale would make great/universal gifts. I did buy a piece created by an artist who is now branching out on his own, thanks to Jason's coaching. It's contagious. :)

This business is amazing. One thing I love that they do for our students in our school system is…read moregive them support when it comes to doing projects. As is high school's junior my son had a project HE needed to do for chemistry class called the mole project. He was able to go to the village center for the arts where they had all the materials he needed as well as a certified instructor there who helped the kids with the project. Recently I saw that they were helping our middle schoolers with a social studies project. What an amazing thing they do and it's all free of charge towards students. Support small businesses and support these guys!

My brother and I attended Camp Washington about 47 years ago when we were 10 and 11 - we LOVED it…read more I have the best memories of the experience - the cabins were clean, the counselors were friendly, we did a lot of arts and crafts and there was swimming at the lake, lots of singing, games on the lawn and great fireside ghost stories about human sized eagles who lived in caves, the homemade Doughnuts and of course, our Welcome to Washington song, which we can still belt out at the drop of a hat, complete with clapping and cheering portion. We attended for two weeks almost every summer for 5 years. I'm so glad and thankful that my grandparents, who lived in Milford, CT, made it possible for us to attend. Best camp experience ever!

This camp is very well run. I am very concerned about safety, and I am always happy with how the…read moreprograms are handled. My daughter's experience camping here was not my experience camping. There are actual cabins (not tents) with indoor plumbing and HVAC. There is a good ratio of staff members to kids, and all of the staff members have been nice. This camp runs shorter weekends away for younger kids, which is a great introduction to sleep-away camp.

Great camp with a variety of activities including swimming, crafts, archery, music etc. The kids…read morecome home happy and exhausted. The staff are lovely and admin team communicates well. We have been going to CH summer camp for 4 years- I feel my kids are safe there and highly recommend it!

This is my daughter's second summer and loves the day camp so much. She can't wait to turn 8 to…read moretry over night. Would for sure recommend this.

Harrybrooke Park is a 48 acre park located in New Milford. It's on the Still River and once…read morebelonged to a couple named Elizabeth and Frank Harden; they donated it in 1965. The house on the property that was built in 1941 is now a museum. There is a paved trail along the river, it has beautiful views and it's short at 0.75 miles. There are trails, meadows, wetlands, a garden, and pavilions. We visited for the Easter egg hunt event. They did a great job with dispersing the Easter eggs around for the kids. The park was large and gorgeous, perfect for events like that one. The trail was nice; however, there was a creepy dilapidated shack on it. I heard that they do a haunted trails event in the fall, which I am interested in going!

Absolutely ridiculous.... you make local people go 4 miles down the road in the shuttle than just…read morelet them walk into the park. ...even with proof of payment. it's Just f*uking idiotic . I live nearby and this is the last time I will go.... it would be one thing if they put it on your website, but they didn't even bother to give anybody any information. Management should be fired. Just bad local-unfriendly thoughtlessness.

Spent a fun afternoon exploring Action Wildlife! Located in Goshen CT, Action Wildlife is a…read morenon-profit organization focused on animal conservation where a variety of animals reside. From Highland Cows, Ostrich, kangaroos, capybaras, and zebra and so much more, there is no shortage of cute animals to see. Parking is ample and admission cost is reasonable (18/adult). Aside from all the great animals to visit outside, there is a great display of taxidermy wildlife inside. Visitors are provided with the option to enjoy the park on foot or driving around (with options to stop along the way). I would highly recommend making the trip out to visit!

This is an amazing place for the whole family giving you the choice to walk or drive through which…read moreever you prefer the experience is breath taking and amazing to experience seeing all the live animals up close and experience seeing them out and about enjoying them selves and being able to pet them we had the best time beautiful day couldn't ask for a better day to go

Went there today 8/19/26...we love rev war history so we were very excited to check this off our…read morebucket list of sites to visit! Beautiful visitor center and fascinating ride on our mountain bikes through the park. Arrived at the door of the adorable 1921 stone museum building and it was like Wally World in the movie vacation! CLOSED!!!!!! . Soooo disappointed! It's the main attraction! Omg! I couldn't believe it! Website did not mention anything about being closed other than a few days in a June!!!! . I would have given them five stars but when the museum is closed???? Not nice for visitors traveling a long way to see artifacts from the park. My advice is to call first. Apparently they don't feel it necessary to post on their website.

A fun place with some of the look and feel of how things were in the late 1700's. Get out there…read morebefore they take away all the trees and put them in a tree museum. Great early summer parties there, everyone turns out and also on Memorial Day, it's a local tradition and people are generally in high spirits. Fun hiking, too.

I've been lucky enough to have spent more than half of the summers of my life at Buck's Rock, what…read moreis now spread over the course of three decades. There is simply no other place like it. Buck's Rock helped me gain the confidence in childhood to be myself, taught me how rewarding it can be to work with adolescents as a professional, and has fostered some of the most important and enduring relationships of my life. It's not just a summer camp, it's a community, invaluable learning experience, and family all in one two month session. Buck's Rock is like home.

My son is a 3rd generation camper who finished his 4th summer, at age 12. He started as a Junior…read moreCamper and has never looked back. After the 2 week Jr. program, and two 4 week sessions, this year was 8 weeks. All-in-all he performed 13 times in music projects or theater. He produced beautiful jewelry and grew in every way (including a few inches in height). This is his happy place. The new ownership has been amazing. A few years back our son was left alone on a field trip and had to call for help from a stranger. The old ownership, while apologetic, continued to employ everyone involved and we did not feel they took the matter seriously. We were very disheartened and were hesitant for him to return until we heard Noah and Smadar Salzman had purchased the camp (this happened his 2nd summer and the 3rd summer was the new ownership). This summer our son had a virus and fever 4 days prior to the last day of camp - known as Festival-where he was scheduled to perform with his band as well as in the musical, The Wizard of Oz. He was very nervous and disheartened but the camp doctor checked in with us regularly as did the nurses, morning and night. He was quarantined and the care he received was exemplary. The Director of the musical came to visit him and let him know not to worry and kept him isolated but available to sing and rehearse. Noah visited him regularly and the camp followed up. He was cleared to rehearse and was able to perform during Festival in both his band and in the musical. The care he received was amazing and he had an amazing summer in spite of missing a few days at the end of the summer. We look forward to his 5th summer next year!

The Camp at Stepping Stone is the best! From pony rides to learning about the horses and ponies,…read morepool time and arts and Crafts! It's a fun packed day from 9-1! Come check them out!!

Fantastic farm, instructors, horses and people. My daughter just loves it here. Group classes have…read morebeen an amazing experience for her.