City:Scotland

Huntington Homestead

Huntington Homestead

In the Country
860 456 8381
Birthplace of Samuel Huntington, signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of the Continental Congress, ten term Governor of Connecticut. The c. 1723 farmhouse is a National Historic Landmark and has many original features intact.

James V. Spignesi Jr. Wildlife Management Area

In the Country
860 928 6121
Pheasant deer and small game hunting. 441 acres

Highland Campground

In the Country
860 423 5684
Enjoy shaded, level sites, with hookups, in a natural setting. Activities include swimming, fishing, bocce, shuffleboard. Near attractions & casinos. 150 sites.
Nathan Fuller House B&B

Nathan Fuller House B&B

In the Country
(860) 456 0687
1795 Cape attached to an 1820 hall colonial in peaceful country setting. 3 Rooms (2 with fireplaces). No smoking. Cats on premises. Full breakfast.

Rock Spring Wildlife Refuge

In the CountryWalk, hike, or ski-tour through 3 miles of forest fields and along the Littel River. Maintained by Nature Conservancy.

Brown Farm

In the Country
860 423 0533
Certified organic berries, fruit and vegetables. Non-certified eggs, chickens (broilers), goat meat, yarn and hides for sale.

Scotland Farmers' Market

In the CountryFeaturing locally grown and produced items. Wednesdays. 3pm-6pm. May 25-October 26.

Mohegan State Forest

In the CountryTypical eastern Connecticut woodland. 395 acres

Scotland General Store

In the Country
860 423 8657
General store.

Waldo Homestead

In the Country
860 456 0708
Built in 1714, the saltbox-style dwelling was owned by the Waldo family from 1715-1975. It now displays a collection of early American antiques, books, and farming implements. Maintained by the Scotland Historical Society.

D'Elia Antique Tool Museum

In the Country
860 423 2016
Over 1400 antique hand woodworking planes from 1750 to 1950. The collection of hand planes is probably the most ever assembled in one place.
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