East Haddam Vacations

This Victorian gem on the Connecticut River launched numerous Broadway hits while preserving its historic charm. Enjoy an intimate theatrical experience with exceptional acoustics in this picturesque venue.

Chapman Falls cascades 60 feet over stepped rocks in this serene woodland state park. Hike well-maintained trails through dense forest or fish along the tranquil Eightmile River.

This serene 25-acre undeveloped park offers open fields and remnants of the original farmhouse foundation. Bird watchers and nature enthusiasts can enjoy quiet walks while exploring Connecticut's rural heritage.

This crystal-clear lake spans 273 acres and offers underwater visibility up to twenty feet deep. Launch your kayak from the southeast boat ramp for a serene day of fishing or wildlife watching.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church showcases eclectic Victorian architecture and houses one of North America's oldest bells, dating to 815 AD. Visitors can admire its Shingle style design and intricate stained glass windows.

Step back in time at the schoolhouse where Revolutionary War hero Nathan Hale taught before becoming a spy. Knowledgeable docents bring 18th-century education to life while you enjoy scenic Connecticut River views.

This intimate museum showcases East Haddam's heritage through local artifacts and W. Langdon Kihn's artwork. Explore exhibits on Moodus resorts, mills, and Wangunk culture during afternoon hours, June to October.

This Revolutionary War memorial honors Major General Joseph Spencer, a local military leader and public servant. History enthusiasts can pair their visit with the nearby Nathan Hale Schoolhouse.