Canterbury Vacations

This historic green offers a tranquil retreat beneath stately sugar maples in Canterbury's heart. Bring a picnic and explore nearby landmarks, including the Prudence Crandall Museum.

This historic academy, established in 1833, was America's first private school for African American women. Tour rooms showcasing Prudence Crandall's brave stand for educational equality.

This 58-acre Connecticut sanctuary showcases diverse ecosystems from oak forests to red maple swamps. Walk among historic stone walls while observing native wildlife in this tranquil natural retreat.

Step back in time at this open-air collection of vintage trucks and heavy equipment in Canterbury. Trucking enthusiasts will appreciate the authentic yard setting and historical vehicles on display.

Frink Park features quality baseball and softball fields for Canterbury's sports lovers. Catch local team competitions from spring to fall, or enjoy a casual game on this beloved community field.

This unspoiled forest preserve shelters diverse bird species from Great-horned Owls to nesting Ospreys. Bring binoculars and sturdy shoes to explore its mature oak groves and impressive Norway spruce stands.

This wooded 28-acre retreat offers 1.2 miles of serene trails through fern-filled Connecticut landscape. Explore the Kinne Preserve's natural beauty, or camp overnight beside the tranquil unnamed brook.

This serene Connecticut pond offers a peaceful retreat within Canterbury's natural landscape. Enjoy a leisurely walk along its shores while observing local wildlife in this tranquil setting.