SQUANTZ POND STATE PARK
Squantz Pond offers four season enjoyment with steep, wooded slopes, a cool, blue pond and colorful foliage to delight visitors throughout the year.
Squantz Pond immerses the visitor in a "mountain like" setting. Steep, wooded slopes disappear into the cool, blue pond below. In the fall, the park becomes a haven for photographers capturing the colorful reflection of the foliage in the mirrored surface of the water.
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Connecticut has made state parks, forests, trails, historic sites and beaches more accessible to our residents so they can enjoy the many attractions and beauty they offer. Under the Passport to the Parks program, parking fees are now eliminated at Connecticut State Parks for those with Connecticut registered vehicles. You can view the
CONNECTICUT PASSPORT TO THE PARKS web page to learn more.
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Anglers can enjoy shoreline fishing or launch a boat for access to deeper waters. Common catches include largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, perch, and trout. Ice fishing is popular in winter months when conditions permit. A state park pass may be required for entry.
Squantz Pond State Park is located near Bethel, Brewster and Brookfield
Squantz Pond State Park offers scenic picnicking spots with tables and grills overlooking the water. Restrooms are available nearby.
Valley Angler
56 Padanaram Rd
Danbury, CT
(203) 792-8324
Candlewood Bait & Tackle Co
2 Germantown Rd
Danbury, CT
(203) 743-2221
Bill's Bait & Tackle
117 Old Town Park Rd
New Milford, CT
(860) 354-9066
Sheraton
18 Old Ridgebury Road
Danbury, CT
(203) 794-0600
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From the West/New York area: take I-684 onto I-84 east toward Danbury. Take Exit 5 and go left at the traffic light onto Route 39 north, following the signs to Squantz Pond. The park is located off Route 39 approximately 4? miles north of the center of New Fairfield.
From East on I-84: take Exit 6 in Danbury. Take a right at the traffic light onto Route 37. Follow the signs on Route 37 until you arrive in New Fairfield Center. Take a right at the traffic light onto Route 39 traveling north for approximately 4? miles to the park entrance.
From lower Fairfield County area: go north on Route 7 onto I-84 east to Danbury. Take Exit 5 and go left at the traffic light onto Route 39 north, following the signs to Squantz Pond. The park is located off Route 39 approximately 4? miles north of the center of New Fairfield.
From Bridgeport area: go north onto Route 25 onto I-84 west. Take Exit 5 and go left at the traffic light onto Route 39 north, following the signs to Squantz Pond. The park is located off Route 39 approximately 4? miles north of the center of New Fairfield.
I live just down the street. What a great place to go and hike. Fantastic views and good trails makes for a great day.
I have been here twice and both times... its been great...very relaxing places 
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