- TripBuzz found 259 things to do with kids in or near Enfield, Connecticut, including 252 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hartford, West Hartford, Springfield and Holyoke.
- From Skater City to Rave Movie Theater Enfield 12, the Enfield area offers 106 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Family Fun Center, History Museums and River.
- The town of Enfield, Connecticut finds home in Hartford County. This 34 square mile area is home to over 40,000 natives, making for a moderately populated community. The city began as a tribal ground and moved on to form a religious Shaker village, leaving their history behind in the streets of the town. Enfield is also headquarters for several industry employers.
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Nestled in the Berkshire Hills, Monument Mountain offers novice-friendly trail hiking. Panoramic views and interesting rock formations add to the hiking experience. Hikers will also encounter a unique summit 'staircase' climb at the top.
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Digital theater Triplex Cinema is a comfortable, well maintained movie house. While the theater has a zero-tolerance policy for outside food and beverage, it offers a variety of concessions and convenient parking.
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Located on the scenic Deerfield River, Salmon Falls is a local art gallery offering a large selection of artistic creations available for viewing or purchasing. Paintings, photography, glass arts, and pottery are among the many creations available at the gallery.
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Candlepin bowling is on offer at Shelburne Falls Bowling Alley. Bowlers of all ages will enjoy a visit, located in downtown Shelburne Falls. Bumper bowling is available, and league bowling is offered.
44.5 Miles
Pothole Pictures offers a variety of classic, foreign, art, and independent films at the historic Memorial Hall Theater. The community movie house also hosts special events like Meet the Filmmaker nights.
44.6 Miles
Initially built for railroad, Bridge of Flowers is an old threstle bridge covered with a garden of flowers and offers scenic views of the river below.
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Glacial Potholes is the site of the largest collection of natural potholes as well as the largest pothole in the world. These potholes are believed to have been formed due to the erosion caused by the melting glaciers.
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The whimsically-named Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden, Connecticut takes its name from its characteristic hill formations. The park is free to visit, but guests who wish to use the parking lot must pay a small fee throughout most of the year.
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A tiny zoo in Worcester, Green Hill Park Farm makes a great field trip destination for schools and youth groups. Some animals on the farm include pigs, chickens, ducks and miniature horses.
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Formerly the summer retreat of the Choate family, Naumkeag is an old country estate which comprises of a preserved shingle-styled family home, numerous gardens, fountain pools and more, which are open for public viewing.