Southford Falls State Park - Southbury, Connecticut

Address: 175 Quaker Farms Rd, Southbury, CT 06488.
Phone: 2032645169.
Website: ct.gov
Specialties: State park, Park, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Hiking, Picnic tables, Public restroom, Good for kids, Kid-friendly hikes, Dogs allowed.
Opinions: This company has 1056 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.7/5.

📌 Location of Southford Falls State Park

☎️2032645169

Southford Falls State Park is a beautiful state park located at . The park offers a variety of amenities including wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, hiking trails, picnic tables, public restroom, and it is a kid-friendly and dog-friendly area.

One of the main attractions of the park is the waterfall, which is both man-made and natural. It is a lovely area to sit and contemplate life, and many visitors have praised its beauty. The park has a 1.7 mile wooded red loop trail, which is popular for trout fishing and has some elevation in spots. There are no bathrooms but there are porta potties in the parking lot.

The park has received many positive reviews, with a current average opinion of based on Some of the comments from visitors include: "Nice trail, needs some fallen trees cut, but there are paths around them. The falls themselves are lovely. Really nice area to sit and contemplate life. Will be back for sure", "This is a very pretty little park Ample parking. A popular spot for trout fishing. It has a lovely waterfall, a covered bridge and a firetower all along a 1.7 mile wooded red loop trail. No bathrooms but there are porta potties in the parking lot. Trail does have some elevation in spots. Lots of picnic tables and really a perfect spot for a nice picnic lunch by the falls".

👍 Reviews of Southford Falls State Park

Southford Falls State Park - Southbury, Connecticut

Kate Mackenzie

5/5

Nice trail, needs some fallen trees cut, but there are paths around them. The falls themselves are lovely. Both man made and natural. Really nice area to sit and contemplate life. Will be back for sure!

Ingrid Hill

5/5

This is a very pretty little park!! Ample parking. A popular spot for trout fishing. It has a lovely waterfall, a covered bridge and a firetower all along a 1.7 mile wooded red loop trail. No bathrooms but there are porta potties in the parking lot. Trail does have some elevation in spots. Lots of picnic tables and really a perfect spot for a nice picnic lunch by the falls!

Rachel Gudenzi

5/5

Beautiful park with well-maintained, easy to navigate hiking trails, many picnic areas and a pretty little waterfall and covered bridge. Great for families and dogs (on leash). Seems to be a popular fishing spot as well.

Erin Scott

5/5

This is a beautiful, well maintained park. The trails were easy to navigate. The stream and the waterfall make for a peaceful space.

Dana

5/5

I love walking and exploring in this park. It is so beautiful and truly magical in the fall and winter seasons. There is so much to look at. I wanted to share some winter photos of this magical place. If you like nature, then you will definitely enjoy this location.

K Lap

5/5

This park is just lovely. The parking lot is somewhat small, so it fills up quickly. The park isn’t too big, so turnaround doesn’t seem too bad.
There is a waterfall and bridge, both of which are visible from the road.
There are trout to be caught, as I saw some caught and released, which I thought was considerate. Word on the street is the fish were hitting the Power Bait.
There is a tower there, but we didn’t go there, but instead found a frog marsh that was rather bustling while we were there. It was very noisy because there were so many frogs.
Good times…

Rachel Newquist

4/5

Nice park for a hike on the Loop Trail or picnic. Trail is 1.7mi and crosses impressive waterfalls, a covered bridge, and a short boardwalk. It's a little steep and rocky, and needs some maintenance, but if you follow the trail marks on the trees you won't get lost. The fire tower is underwhelming.

Margaret Karell

5/5

A nice, friendly hike. Pretty scenery. Dogs on leash are welcome.