The sprawling Collis P. Huntington State Park spans multiple towns in Fairfield County. Renowned among locals and tourists for the captivating life-like sculptures of bears and wolves that grace the verdant expanse here, the park is a welcoming haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Christened after the famed magnate Collis Potter Huntington, the park is steeped in rich history in addition to the serene landscapes that fill the space. The numerous thrilling activities that welcome visitors here include canoeing, cross-country skiing, hiking, fishing, and even mountain biking.
A landmark in Chappaqua, the Horace Greeley House is located on King Street. Once home to Horace Greenly, editor of the New York Tribune, and his family, the nineteenth century house is well preserved and available for tours. Start with the main floor and explore the front parlor, dining area, kitchen, music room and the butler’s pantry. The upper level has a family parlor and three bedrooms. Furnished with several original artefacts and displays, the house will give you a glimpse of life in the nineteenth century.
