CT State Parks and Forests Main Page Park Location 175 Quaker Farms Road Southbury (Directions) Park Contact Information Southford Falls State Park Quaker Farms Road Route 188 Southbury, CT 06488 (203) 264-5169 {Link to Purchase a State Park Season Pass}   {Link to Parks and Forests App}   {Symbol for Handicapped Accessibility} ACCESSIBILITY This park offers: {Symbol for Handicapped Accessibility} Parking {Symbol for Handicapped Accessibility} Picnic Tables HOURS: The park is open from 8 am to sunset. PETS: Pets on a leash are permitted in picnic areas and on hiking trails. STATE PARKS CONTACT INFORMATION: Email: deep.stateparks@ct.gov  Telephone: (860) 424-3200 Fax: (860) 424-4070

{Covered Bridge at Southford Falls State Park} Southford Falls State Park Southbury Have a day of family fun at Southford Falls State Park. Spend your day enjoying field sports, or try your luck at catching trout.     Activities Facilities Geology Directions Map Overview Activities {Cross-Country Skiing} Cross-Country Skiing {Picnicking}  Picnicking {Field Sports} Field Sports {Pond Fishing} Pond and Stream Fishing {Hiking} Hiking Fishing Southford Falls State Park is a designated Trout Park. Please see Trout Parks for important information. Facilities Bathrooms, Picnic Tables {Southford Falls State Park} Southford Falls State Park Geology The Geology of Southford Falls State Park Directions From I-84: Take Exit 16. At both east and west ramps, take a left onto Route 188. Follow to junction with Route 67. At traffic light, take a left onto Route 67. At the next light, take a right back onto Route 188. Southford Falls is a ½ mile on the left. From Route 8 north or south: Take Exit 22 onto Route 67 in Seymour. Follow Route 67 north through Oxford. After about 9 miles, take a left at the traffic light at the Junction of Route 188. Southford Falls is approximately a ½ mile on the left. Fees   There is no parking fee at Southford Falls State Park. State Park/Forest Fees  | Season and other Park Passes Map Park Map Overview At the turn of the century, this was the site of the Diamond Match Company. Scenic waterfalls are at the southeast end of the Park on the Eight Mile River. The Larkin Bridle Trail is nearby. Southford Falls was established as a state park in 1932 and has 169 acres. Other Nearby State Recreation Areas Include: Kettletown State Park, Southbury   Location: 5 miles south of Southbury, Exit 15 off I-84 Activities: Camping, Hiking, Fishing, Picnicking, Swimming {Fishing at Southford Falls State Park} Fishing at Southford Falls State Park Related Links Connecticut Tourism Information Fishing Information {Link to Top of Page} Content last updated February 2018