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Connecticut Vacations Connecticut became the 5th state on January 9 1788. It was the fifth of the original 13 colonies. The Capitol is: Hartford The Largest City is: Bridgeport Official State Website State Park Below you will find listings and information about Connecticut's State Parks. Dinosaur State Park State Park List River Greenway Putnam Memorial State Park National Parks, Monuments and Trails Below you will find listings and information about National Parks, National Monuments, and National Trails located in Connecticut. Appalachian National Scenic Trail Weir Farm Connecticut State Flower: Mountain Laurel The Mountain Laurel was designated as the Connecticut State Flower by the General Assembly in 1907. Historic Attraction Take a peek into the past. Explore Connecticut's history. Fort Griswold Ansonia Historic District Historic New England The Huntington Homestead Hyland House The Mark Twain House & Museum Old State House Museums Step into Connecticut's past and explore the history. American Clock & Watch Museum Discovery Museum The Barnum Museum Railroad Museum Eli Whitney Museum New Britain Museum of American Art Pequot Museum Bruce Museum Mill Museum Connecticut River Museum Museum of Natural History New England Air Museum New England Carousel Museum Civil War Museum Submarine Force Museum Florence Griswold Museum Museum of Connecticut History Peabody Museum of Natural History Wadsworth Atheneum Connecticut State Flag Governor O. Vincent Coffin introduced the first proposal for the adoption of a State Flag on May 29, 1895. In 1897 the General Assembly provided an official description of the flag. Theme Parks & Water Parks Get a thrill from Connecticut's Theme Parks or cool off in a Water Park. Lake Compounce Quassy Amusement Park Zoos If you like animals, visit any of Connecticut's Zoos Beardsley The Maritime Aquarium Mystic Aquarium Mystic Seaport Connecticut State Bird: American Robin The American Robin was adopted as the official State Bird by the General Assembly in 1943. Festivals Join in the celebration, attend Connecticut's Festivals. Aer Blarney Balloons American Crossword Puzzle Tournament Chrysanthemum Festival Connecticut Early Music Festival Renaissance Faire Festival of Jazz Hot Steamed Jazz Litchfield Jazz Festival Meriden Daffodil Festival Northwest Connecticut Balloon Festival Caverns & Caves Do you like exploring caverns and caves? Find Connecticut's best. Howe Caverns Connecticut State Seal The General Assembly adopted Connecticut's original State Seal in 1818. In 1931, the General Assembly required that all representations of the state seal conform to the description in Chapter 54 of the Public Acts of that year. Camping Enjoy the great outdorrs with your entire family. Seaport Campgrounds KOA Campgrounds Lake Williams Campground Witch Meadow Lake Water's Edge Odetah Campground Riverdale Farm Campsite Sterling Park Ross Hill Park Aces High Lone Oak Beaver Pines RV Parks Prefer to camp with the luxuries of home? Visit Connecticut's RV Parks. Aces High Strawberry Park Countryside RV Park Golf Check out the best Golf Courses in Connecticut. Norwich Golf Course The Golf Courses net River Ridge Topstone Stanley Pequot Quarry Ridge Spas Need some relaxation and pampering? Check out the Spas in Connecticut. Norwich Inn Agora Spa Grand Lake Freshwater Fishing If you enjoy fishing, check out Connecticut's lakes, rivers and creeks. Redmoon's Fishing Guide CT Fishing Reports River Excitement Housatonic Meadows CT Fly Fishing Saltwater Fishing If you prefer saltwater fishing, check out Connecticut's coastal areas. Connecticut Charter Fishing Rumrunner CT Woods and Water Good Company II Hunting Find a guide and hunt Connecticut. Pheasant Hunting Millstream Preserve Rafting Connecticut offers great white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking. Connecticut River Guide Clarke Outdoors Skiing Visit Connecticut's Resorts for some great Skiing. Ski Sundown Woodbury Ski Area Mohawk Mountain Connecticut State Quarter Released October 12, 1999, the Connecticut quarter celebrates "The Charter Oak" tree, which proved to be a good hiding place. Vineyards Looking for a good wine? Visit Connecticut's Vineyards. Connecticut Wine Trail DiGrazia Vineyards Hopkins Vineyard Heritage Trail Jerram Winery Jonathan Edwards McLaughlin Sharpe Hill Stonington Taylor Brooke White Silo Farm Football Check out Connecticut's Professional Football Teams. New England Patriots Gambling Come check out the casino's in Connecticut. Foxwoods