Brownstone Park (Portland Brownstone Quarries)

Portland Brownstone Quarries is a set of historic mines in Portland, Connecticut. The recognizable mined from these mines is an important source for development in the second half of the 19th century. Stone from the mine is used in a number of landmark buildings in Chicago, Boston, New York City, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, DC, New Haven, Connecticut, and Hartford, Connecticut. This site is listed as a National Historic Landmark, which was also placed on the National Register of Historic Places.Mining now has been leased for development of recreation center and is currently being operated by Brownstone Exploration & Discovery Park.Over the years the park has gradually expanded interesting to include scuba diving, climbing and rappelling, swimming, snorkeling, canoeing and kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, wake boarding, cliff jumping, giant inflatable toys, and challenge course for team building groups. Almost all tourist activities can be done currently available except for the camp - which is currently being built.Scuba diving is becoming a popular recreational use of the park, with divers coming from all over Connecticut and even some from out of state. You who like diving can satisfy the desires of your diving in this place. Since this place is very beautiful and amazing.

waterslide 


Brownstone Park installing a 100-foot water slide in July 2007. The waterslide was very interesting for you to test with beloved family. Because of this slide offers a variety of pleasures that you can be with your family.

water toys


 A variety of water toys including kayaks, canoes, launchers, trampoline and windsurfing is now available in this park that could satisfy yourself when you vacation for a moment forget the pressures of work.

Wake Boarding 


Several lines of wake boarding are available, together with expert jumps and rails. free beginning lessons included in the day pass. This place is perfect for you who like to be a challenge.

Location Brownstone Ave. and Silver St., Portland, Connecticut