Anil K.
9/5/2011
Brooksvale park in the Hamden-Cheshire borderline off the Whitney avenue is a nice little park. It has few animals like ponies, goats, sheeps, chickens, peacocks and rabbits. It has a pond and a...
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524 Brooksvale Ave
Hamden, CT 06518
Brooksvale Park, located in Hamden, CT, is a sprawling 500-acre park gifted to the town by Enos Brooks, a former farmer of the land. Since its official naming in 1947, the park has been under the care of the town's Parks and Recreation Department, with Ranger Vinny Lavorgna currently overseeing the property.
Home to annual events such as the Fall Festival and a popular maple syrup program in the spring, Brooksvale Park also boasts amenities like two softball fields and a picnic pavilion. The park's Veteran's Memorial Building has been recently refurbished, and the Friends of Brooksvale Park was established in 2004 to provide additional support to the park's ongoing maintenance and programs.
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Shianne P.
3/4/2025
Parts of the trail were icy and we needed spikes, but we were prepared for that. I enjoy this hike because it's a nice flat hike so you can get some miles in and some decent exercise.
Loryl S.
10/23/2024
Some of the trails were in need of grooming but there are some really cute areas set up for kids with huge Lincoln Logs and a little Tipi. It was really cool! There was a pond but it was dried up...
David M.
2/3/2024
We had fun bringing our grandchildren to see the animals they enjoyed the grounds will go back again, we were visiting from Florida
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