Canton Parks & Recreation does a phenomenal job with keeping the residents occupied. There are many…read moreprograms, events, and activities for people of all ages. The parks are nicely maintained. There is a splash pad that is currently being constructed in Mills Pond Park. They have pools and a playground in that small park. There is a fee to enroll in the activities and programs; check their website for details. Every summer they have a free summer concert series. The department is located in the Community Center, which also houses the library and senior center. The building is pretty big and hosts many events and meetings. The parking lot is a decent size.

Clean restrooms! Small, quiet, clean rest area with vending machines for soda and Starbucks…read morefrappuccino. Perfect for our quick stop. Thank you!

Convenient, off the highway. Bird feeders - don't know if they work or not. Picnic areas, dogs are…read morewelcome. I was glad to be able to get out of the car - take a walk, stretch my legs and use the facilities. They do have picnic areas as well. It has stone picnic tables in a wooded setting. It is on the east bound side of I-84 in Southington, Ct. There are only vending machines here so don't expect hot coffee! They have parking areas for cars and for RVs. It does the job!

This is a fun spot to kill an hour or so. It's priced decently at $15 per adult, and kids under 6…read moreare free. The history and submarine are cool, but what really stood out was the train exhibit on the top floor. Just a super cool and detailed train set. Very fun for younger kids!

We recently visited the Connecticut River Museum. I had learned that a ship that my great-great…read moregrandfather emigrated on was built in the shipyards near Essex, Ct. Wanting to learn more about the shipping history of the area we stopped in to the museum. It is packed with three floors of ship building and shipping history. The staff was excellent and helpful, and we learned so much about the history of the area. There is a replica of the "turtle" considered to be the first submarine and the history of wars and British ships in the harbors. Some exhibits are interactive. On our visit the third floor covered the history of boat racing on the river which was fascinating. We were thrilled with what we learned and saw. The museum is very well done. There is plenty of parking and it sits right on the water. Definitely worth the visit if you are in the area.

What a fun time this was! Joy, the tour guide, was perfectly friendly and has an absolute knack for…read moreteaching history and recounting local tales of the paranormal. At the beginning of the tour, she also made it known that if anyone wanted her to perform a spiritual cleansing/blessing afterward then she would do so. This is very much an activity for people of all levels of interest in supernatural things, from a passing curiosity all the way to dead serious (ba-dum tss) It's also well-suited to new Yale students or anyone with friends/family that go there. A nice portion of the tour dealt with the university, and will give plenty to talk about.

We had a great tour last Thursday night. Our guide, Chrystyne McGrath was a wealth of knowledge in…read moreboth New Haven's history and the spiritual energy around town. We walked all around the green and Yale's campus while Chrystyne gave us history of the buildings, and the spirits that may haunt them even today. I am by no means a believer in the supernatural, but even still I thought the tour was fun. We were encouraged to take pictures in hopes of catching orbs or other signs of ghosts, and to use a $0.99 phone app that monitored supernatural activity. We didn't buy the app but those who did were beyond interested in it, as it was throwing out words and names that they'd shout out through the tour, this actually added to the fun, and our guide played right along, she was the perfect guide for the tour. Of note: * We didn't see or hear any ghosts and none of our pictures revealed any spirits or orbs, nor did we expect any of that. * My fully charged phone powered down while she told us about the Amistad memorial, and how spirits draw from battery power. Yikes. * At the library, Chrystyne told us about a ghost that was stalked and murdered at that site many years ago. A woman with the ghost app thing said her phone was showing a name, and asked Chrystyne the name of the ghost she had been telling us about, she said "Catherine," which was the name on the app. Much of the tour was fact or history based on the people and the buildings around town, maybe not so much about how they haunt the places, but how ripe the spiritual history of New Haven is. I'm glad we went.

Bus wonderful and clean. Our driver Santos cheerful and helpful. Highly recommend this company.read more

We used KAZ for round trip transportation services from Newington to the Manhattan, NY cruise…read moreterminal for a cruise. Driver was prompt, courteous and professional both vehicles were very nice and clean. It was a pleasant ride back and forth and their rates are very reasonable. I would highly recommend them for any shuttle services.

We always call Kaz first for our transportation needs! Very reasonable prices and our driver, John,…read moreis friendly and punctual. He monitors our flights to/from JFK and is waiting for us whether our flights are late, on time or even an hour early! We recommend Kaz to our friends and family all the time!

I absolutely loved this place growing up I went for three years in middle school and my senior…read moreouting I went again years later for my company picnic. This time it was for a smaller group event so the package wasn't as big. They did have some new things this year like a warrior course and extra bounce houses but it used to have horses I'm sad that those are gone. The bathrooms are in desperate need of updates the toilets are really crooked in all of the stalls there are notices to use paper towels on the walls yet they don't have paper towel holders. The donuts and muffins for breakfast we're not very good. The taco bar was delicious we got burgers hot dogs and a small buffet of chicken corn and coleslaw and potato salad they still have the ice cream truck where you can get unlimited ice cream and cotton candy and popcorn which are my favorite parts of Holiday Hill they have paddle boats and kayaks two pools those changing rooms need to be updated as well. There's a bunch of abandoned buildings on property that I believe used to have something to do with a camp. They have a lot of sport activities like ping Pong volleyball basketball tennis and mini golf. One of the mini golf holes is clogged and doesn't let the ball go through into the other spot like it's supposed to. It's nice for an outing but it definitely needs a lot of updates.

there was limited food options and the side machine was always packed and no drinks left. but the…read morepool was great though. even i slipped on my way to a game and started bleeding. it was the rocks.

Could've been more clean. Convenient area for a rest stop…read moreas they all are. Nothing special

While driving through Connecticut recently, we stopped here to stretch our legs, use the bathroom…read moreand switch drivers. It's a small rest area, with only a few stalls in the bathroom, but it was clean, well kept, and there were many vending options for food and drink. I'd definitely be comfortable stopping here again