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 Parks and Recreation Department
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Director
Brian Forman
EMail: bforman@plymouthct.us
(860) 585-4031 Phone
Staff
Paul Denis, Head of Maintenance
Will Milish, Maintenance
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Town Hall
80 Main Street
Terryville, CT 06786
(860) 585-4015 Fax
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Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Parks & Recreation Commission
Catherine G. Kosak, Vice-Chair
Gerard Bourbonniere
Paul Gianesini
Linda Kazmierski
Nicole McWilliams
Barbara K. Rockwell
vacancy
Town Council Liaison: Councilman Sandshaw
Skateboard Park Ad Hoc Committee
Lisa Aiudi
Jolene Dutkiewicz
Paul Gianesini
Linda Kazmierski
Anthony Orsini
Martin Sandshaw
Nancy Santorso
Kevin Sulek
Peter Worhunsky
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To register for and/or view all programs offered by the Parks and Recreation program go to: www.PlymouthTownRec.com |
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The Recreation Department is requesting that no one feed the wild life at Lake Winfield because the water quality at the lake will deteriorate. The department will also be taking steps to deter the birds and geese from the water. We ask everyone's cooperation. Thank you. |
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Gentile's Camp Ground
223 Mt. Tobe Rd., Rt. 262
Plymouth, CT 06782
Phone: (860) 283-8437
Contact: Ray or Irene
Camping - Includes electric, water, sewer, tent sites, RV's, Motor Homes, all travel trailers. Swimming pool in camp ground, miniature golf, volleyball, playground, and a new flea market open to the public on Saturdays until 3 p.m.
Lock Museum of America
230 Main Street
Terryville, CT 06786
Phone: (860) 589-6359
Fax: (860) 589-6359
Web Address: http://www.lockmuseum.com
Curator: Thomas F. Hennessy
Hours: May 1 through October 31, 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. except Monday.
Only lock museum in America, has eight display rooms containing the largest collection of locks, keys and ornate hardware in the U.S.
Hiking
Plymouth Land Trust
www.plymouthlandtrust.org
The Connecticut Forest and Park Association
Blue Trail System
www.ctwoodlands.org/blue-blazed-hiking-trails
Connecticut Explorer's Guide
Web Address: www.ctxguide.com
A comprehensive outdoor adventure resource featuring free online maps and guides for hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, kayaking, camping, and road cycling. They continue to add new content for local resources which includes maps and guides of outdoor resources located near or in our area.
Housatonic River Guide
Web Address: www.housatonicriverguide.com
The Housatonic River Guide is intended to assist with and inspire paddle trips on the river. Every effort has been made to provide clear, accurate and useful information about the river, river-oriented organizations and the communities of the Housatonic River Valley.
The source of the Housatonic River begins in the Berkshire Hills at Muddy Pond in Washington, MA to the Long Island Sound at Stratford, CT where it meets the sea.
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