- TripBuzz found 279 things to do with kids in or near Trumbull, Connecticut, including 269 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like New Haven, Norwalk, Fairfield and Stratford.
- From Next Dimension Gymnastics to Rockin' Jump, the Trumbull area offers 120 different types of family activities, including: Tennis, Trampoline Parks, Movie Theaters and History Museums.
- Fairfield County, Connecticut is home to the city of Trumball and it's over 36,000 residents. The city is intersected by the Pequannock River and is located on the 'Golden Coast' of the state. Trumball boasts over 800 acres of parks and a variety of lakes, making for a wondrous outdoor adventure.
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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.
28.8 Miles
Constructed in 1802, the Faulkner's Island Lighthouse is an active historic lighthouse that is the second oldest in the entire state. Visitors commonly enjoy spending time on Faulkner's Island during their trip to see the lighthouse.
29.0 Miles
The Meriden Youth Theatre offers summer camps and drama workshops to young performers who wish to improve their skills. During the summer camp, enrollees can act, dance, sing, and swim.
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Situated on nearly 23,000 acres, the Town of Kent was originally known as Fredericks until it was renamed for the Kent family in 1817. It is a rural region featuring forested areas, rocky mountains, lakes and ponds.
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Meriden Linear Trails is a developing network of linear trails that will connect all parts of the local community through multi-purpose walking and hiking trails. The aim is to provide safe means of non-motorized, recreational transportation around the community.
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Open year round, Hoyt Farm Park has standard recreational features like baseball fields, horse shoe pits, children's playground equipment, and picnic areas. The site also features a museum, nature center, and even a water playground during the summer months.
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40 Westchester Avenue, Port Chester, NY 10573
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A 14-screen movie theater, AMC Loews Port Chester 14 displays first-run feature films using digital projection. The theater provides a concession area with food and drinks, private event facilities, stadium seating and a game area.