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East Rock Park - 10.15.2025

East Rock Park

4.1(66 reviews)
0.8 mi

Amazing park! Great for walking, hiking, or even jogging up (yes, lots of people do it!)…read more I would especially recommend going in the spring and summer - it's night and day versus the wintertime, when the trees are barren and the whole park looks a lot more sinister and imposing. However in spring everything is so green, light, and beautiful. Of course, the views from the top (at East Rock Peak) are especially great - and you can look out across the city of New Haven and all the way out for some awesome views!

This a beautiful, scenic park on a mountainous top outside of downtown New Haven and it offers…read moreopportunities for hiking, biking, picnicking, leisurely strolls, etc. It's a big area and on the day of my visit, the paved road going inside the park was closed, so we had to walk a decent amount to get to spots like Soldiers and Sailors Monument and scenic overlook vista points. The hike to the monument and scenic vista point on the paved road trail (one-way) can take up to 30 minutes if not longer. There is a (sort of short-cut) trail that goes through the woods that has rocky steps and is a rigorous hiking route. It was a nice weather day and a perfect way to work-off the delicious New Haven pizzas we ate beforehand. We enjoyed our visit here while checking out the beautiful scenic views and the monument. I am not giving it full five stars because the park lacked proper direction signage for the trail(s) and as far as I could tell, I did not find any bathrooms or port-o-potty services.

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3.8(10 reviews)
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Hired northeast horticulture for my lawn renovation after a large drainage project. I found them on…read morethe CTNOFA website trying to find someone who would service my lawn organically. Based on my research and many questions servicing your lawn organically is very difficult and NE Hort confirmed this rather than setting the wrong expectations. Once the renovation kicked off there has been multiple follow up from my Account Manager. Everyone I've dealt with over the phone and in-person have been personable and knowledgeable. Bonus: I referred them to a friend who had tree issues and he was more than happy with his experience with removal and stump grinding.

Go elsewhere if you want to actually save the environment from gas blowers and chainsaws. The most…read moreminor job of pruning and fertilizing is a major task for them. A woman came to my home and barked at me that she'd been doing this for 20 years when I told her she was stating wrong information about the plants on my property. She didn't do basic diagnostics (like scratching the bark to see if the tree is green and alive) before recommending chopping a tree down. Clearly, that's their only true service, chopping down trees. They charge for travel door-to-door if you actually want diagnostics. The poor ratings are true. I do not recommend Northeast Horticultural Services mainly because they are rude and will waste your time because they are too eager to chop down trees and Not care for trees.

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I spent most of my childhood in Connecticut and somehow I don't ever remember visiting the Peabody…read moreMuseum of Natural History. I was visiting the nutmeg for a wedding a few weeks back when I found myself in New Haven with some friends and some time to kill. We were going to get some food, but figured it was a good time to go and check out the museum before hand. From the second I walked inside this place, I did not expect it to be as big as it was. This place is absolutely massive and stretches across multiple floors and a bunch of different exhibits on each floor. You have large exhibits dedicated to dinosaurs, sea creatures, butterflies, and a ton of extremely old things on display. I definitely spent the most time in the dinosaur room as well as a room full of taxidermy. The taxidermy room had raccoons, bears, large cats, and most importantly, some of the cutest red pandas I've ever seen in my life. I ended up running out of time sadly, but the time I spent here was an absolute blast. Overall, the Peabody Museum of Natural History is such a cool place to spend a few hours. I had a blast checking out all the different exhibits and of course, I had to hit up the gift shop for a magnet and a Yale Peabody shirt. I can't wait to check back in again on my next visit to Connecticut.

Lots of Dino's which made the person I was with happy. Very little on Egypt for me but I'm…read moresurprised they had anything. Gorgeous gem collection. It's a free museum so you can't complain. It will keep you entertained for at least an hour or two. The AC was on blast for the number. They blocked the parking lot which was annoying.

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