- The list below includes 266 free or cheap things to do in or near Trumbull, Connecticut, including 123 different types of inexpensive activities like Tennis, Trampoline Parks, Movie Theaters and History Museums.
- From Trumbull Dog Park to Tennis Club of Trumbull the, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Trumbull and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New Haven, Norwalk, Hamden and Milford.
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Coram Country Lanes is a family friendly bowling center. The center features bowling for leagues and casual play as well as Cosmic Bowling nights, a pro shop and a full service snack bar.
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Located near Guilford Point, Jacobs Beach consists of a 25 acre beach, picnic shelters, a playground, various sports courts, and more. Visitors can take their boats into the water or go swimming at the shore.
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Known for their modern sports bar, AMF Commack Vet Lanes offers much more than bowling. The impressive bowling alley offers 40 lanes, while the on-site bar offers a full kitchen and multiple flat screen TVs for sports viewing.
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Meriden's Hubbard Park, sometimes called Hubbard State Park, is a municipal area with free amenities for visitors. The park spans 1800 acres. Its central feature is a stone tower that rises more than 30 feet into the air and affords gorgeous views of the surrounding landscape.
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At Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink, visitors can enjoy a day of ice skating in an indoor ice rink. The rink also hosts hockey clinics and figure skating competitions that visitors can join or spectate.
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An eight-screen movie theater, Carmel Cinema 8 displays first-run feature films using all digital projection. The theater provides a concession area with food and drinks along with stadium seating and private event facilities.
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With 700 acres of wilderness available to explore, Bluff Head Preserve consists of forests, rivers, cliffs, and mountains. The preserve has a visible fault line that is made from traprock.
28.6 Miles
The breathtaking views at Byram Park make it an exceptional location for an afternoon picnic or morning stroll. The lush plant life and colorful gardens surround a children's playground, small beach area and tennis courts.
28.7 Miles
Blydenburgh Park is a 627 acre park that includes wooded areas, hills, and a portion of the Nissequogue River. The park is often used for hiking, fishing, horseback riding, camping, or boating in the river.
28.8 Miles
The Indian Burial Mound is a fenced off burial site encompassing the final resting place of an Iroquois tribe. A tablet can be found lying on the tomb containing a relevant poem by Rev. W.W. Lord.