Mansfield Hollow State Park is a 251-acre state park in Mansfield, Connecticut, centered on Mansfield Hollow Lake. You can plan time by the water and choose from activities that include boating, fishing and mountain biking.
- Location: Mansfield, Tolland County, Connecticut
- Associated water body: Mansfield Hollow Lake
- Activities: boating, fishing, field sports, mountain biking and cross-country skiing
Where is Mansfield Hollow State Park?
Mansfield Hollow State Park is in Mansfield, in Tolland County, Connecticut. Mansfield Hollow Lake is the park’s associated water body.
If you’re planning other outdoor stops, the James L. Goodwin State Forest guide covers another area destination.
What can you do around Mansfield Hollow Reservoir?
Boating and fishing are among the activities at Mansfield Hollow State Park. The park also offers field sports, mountain biking and cross-country skiing, so the activity options extend beyond time on the water.
When planning your outing from Chaplin, the guide to getting around Chaplin can help with local logistics. Consider how much time you want to spend at the park.
Planning a visit from Chaplin
The park is about a five-minute drive from Passport Inn And Suites Chaplin, making it an outdoor outing while staying in Chaplin. The park covers 251 acres, so consider which activities you want to focus on when planning your time there.
FAQs
When was Mansfield Hollow State Park established?
The park was established in 1952.
How large is Mansfield Hollow State Park?
It covers 251 acres, or 102 hectares.
Is Mansfield Hollow Lake associated with the park?
Yes. Mansfield Hollow Lake is the park’s associated water body.