Chronicles industrial, social and cultural history of the town, Victorian parlor exhibit, local research library. 1853
Watertown, CT MuseumsFormerly the Scoville Tavern, a stagecoach and merchant stop in the 1800s that has been converted to Federal-style bed and breakfast. Six rooms, balcony with views (one suite)
Watertown, CT Bed and Breakfasts35-acre vineyard and winery. Wine tasting, wine bar, picnic area, shop....
96 wooded and open sites. Concession, dumping station, bathrooms, showers, fishing, swimming. No pets. $13/night/campsite....
Fly-fishing guide service on the Housatonic and Farmington Rivers; all equipment, flies, and shoreside lunch provided....
Over 2,000-acre sanctuary of the National Audubon Society, with 11 miles of trails with ponds and woodlands, herb and butterf...
Hands-on children's museum focusing on local iron industry and individuals who shaped the American Revolution. Adjacent to si...