Note: Please check with venues before arrival to make sure sledding is allowed, some locations like golf courses may have varying times for sledding.

Fairfield

Gould Manor Park

One of three sledding parks in town, Gould Manor Park is located right off of Interstate 95. This 13-acre park boasts a beautiful pond for skating as well. 

655 Holland Hill Rd 

Sturges Park

A popular spot for sledding in town, Sturges Park transforms into an idyllic winter wonderland of fun on snow days.

550 Mill Plain Road

Tunxis Hill Park 

Perhaps better known for its baseball fields, Tunxis Hill Park’s central location makes it a fun place to hang out on a snow day.

225 Melville Ave

Bridgeport

Beardsley Park

Beardsley Park is always beautiful, but a fresh coat of snow turns this urban park into an oasis. With a variety of hills to choose from,  even younger sledders will be able to enjoy a snow day.

1875 Noble Ave Bridgeport, Ct 06610

Norwalk

Oak Hills Golf Course

Once the snowstorm clears, a steady stream of families will pack the Oak Hills Golf Course. This Golf Course transforms into a winter wonderland.

165 Fillow Street

Wolfpit School

When school is canceled, the parking lot of this elementary school is still packed. Families flock to this small school nestled into the Wolfpit Neighborhood of Norwalk.

1 Starlight Drive

Westport

Winslow Park

In the summer, this park provides bike baths, gardens, and walking trails, but once the snow falls, it’s all about the sledding. Located near downtown Westport, Winslow Park has been providing snow day fun for generations.

North Compo Road

Stamford

Cummings Park

Located on the shores of Long Island Sound, Cummings Park offers more than just a beach day. In the winter, this 79-acre park features some pretty awesome hills for an epic snow day.

464 Shippan Ave

Stratford

Bunell High School 

Located behind the High School, this hill is a popular spot for families to spend a snow day.

1 Bulldog Blvd

Greenwich

Bruce Park

A large playground, the Bruce Museum, ponds, and picnic tables, make Bruce Park is a popular year-round destination for family fun.  In the winter, the hills at Bruce Park are littered with families enjoying a snow day.

Bruce Park Drive

Danbury

Tarrywile Park

You may need to put on your snow shoes to find the perfect sledding spots in Tarrywile Park’s 772 acres. There is plenty of flat space in this park to make the perfect snow angel as well.

70 Southern Blvd. 

Newtown

Treadwell Park

Located in Sandy Hook Village, Treadwell Park is open from 9am -sundown, this park’s pool makes it a popular summertime spot. But, its parking lot is equally packed in the winter months when families take advantage of its sledding hill.

8 Philo Curtis Road

Darien

Baker Park

Considered the “bunny hill” of sledding spots in town, Baker Park is a popular local hangout on snow days. This park is located off of Noroton Avenue and has a gentle hill that slopes down into a large field

Noroton Ave