Cpt. Morgan's Boat Training & Charters

We provide exceptional fun boat rides and hands-on boat training with our boat or yours. We also facilitate the celebrating of special occasions, family outings, date night, sunset cruises or happy hour with friends.

Wethersfield Cove

Suffused with history, Wethersfield Cove homed the very first ship built in Connecticut, the Tryall was launched right here, and up to the mid-19th century Wethersfield Cove was a port heaving with ships importing molasses, rum and sugar and exporting onions, grain, pork, fish, salted beef and lumber.

538 Main St. Wethersfield, CT.

Mill Woods Park

Mill Woods Park offers a dog park, lighted softball field, trails, bbq and bonfire pit, picnic areas, a playground, skatepark, fishing pond, and beach. The park looks well maintained and clean. It’s a nice spot for a day with the family. 

154 Prospect St, Wethersfield, CT. 

Wethersfield Heritage Walk

The Wethersfield Heritage Walk is a three mile self tour guided by exhibit kiosks and wayside panels through Main Street The Cove, Broad Street Green, and more! Look out for brochures at Keeney Memorial Cultural Center, 200 Main Street or other stores and restaurants around the Main Street area. 

Dinosaur State Park & Museum

Found in a sandstone quarry, these fossilized tracks were left 200 million years ago on what was then the sandy shore of a lake by a carnivore closely related to a dilophosaurus.

There are around 2,000 tracks in the park, 3/4 of which have been left buried, while another 500 are on show under a geodesic dome.

Inside you can check out this trackway and kids can interact with hands-on exhibits and cast their own dinosaur footprint to take home.

Lara's Labyrinth

Wethersfield has its very own escape room, where teams of between four and eight have to work together and put on their problem-solving hats to find their way out of a room within a one-hour time limit.

The Lara’s Labyrinth brand has been a huge success, with locations both here and down on the coast in East Haven.

What sets this attraction apart from other escape rooms in Connecticut is the intricacy and detail of the puzzles.

Circa Antiques & Collectibles

Located in the heart of Old Wethersfield, CT., Circa features antiques, costume jewelry, vintage clothing, accessories, fur coats, vinyl records and MCM barware! 

Located at 225 Main Street, Wethersfield, Connecticut, 06109, United States

Old Wethersfield Country Market

Old Wethersfield Country Store is nestled in the heart of Connecticut's largest historic district. Our joy is bringing you high-quality, well-priced specialty foods. We source fresh meats, cheeses, sweets, and grocery items from other small businesses to provide an experience of layered local love. We stock our shelves with giftable Connecticut products, hard-to-find nostalgic candy, and a few things that are sure to make you laugh. Come explore all we have to offer!

Heirloom Market

Opened January 20th, 2016. The natural foods grocery store and café will take the “farm to table” concept a step further and deeper into “seed to plate.” The Market features local, organic, GMO-Free groceries and basic household items as well as gardening supplies and Baker Creek’s heirloom seeds. In the café, locally roasted coffee and espresso drinks are served as well as freshly baked pastries and bread.

Hand-crafted breakfast and lunch sandwiches, panini, soups, and salads are on the seasonal locally sourced menu. The seed and garden center houses all of Baker Creek’s heirloom seed varieties and basic gardening supplies.

263 Main Street - Wethersfield, CT. 

Explore Historic Old Wethersfield

Where’s the oldest and largest historic district in the state of Connecticut? In Old Wethersfield, CT, of course. Founded in 1634, more than 150 homes predate the Civil War (and many predate the Revolutionary War). Walking along these quiet streets, with brick-paver sidewalks shaded by mature trees, you’d never know you were just a stone’s throw from busy I-91. The historic district of Old Wethersfield is a little world unto itself.

History lovers, architecture fans, and those who simply appreciate the aesthetically pleasing qualities of a classic New England village will enjoy a walking tour through the centuries — and that’s easily done here while...