things to do in middletown, ct

The Middletown Roller Skating Rink is an indoor rink and open year round, offering roller skating sessions for the public. Great for the entire family! Private parties available, as well.

Fully-guided zip line experiences for families, couples, and individuals abound and you're bound to have the thrill of a lifetime.

Take a tour of this Middletown liberal arts college that was founded in 1831. The idyllic campus overlooks the Connecticut River.

Explore the tastes of delicious craft beer on brewery tours in the area. Take advantage of our Brew Tour Package featuring our 6 favorite breweries. Have fun with family and friends and try new craft beer on exciting tours.

Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy access to all sorts of water sports, from swimming and snorkeling to kayaking and wakeboarding.

Explore the wineries and vineyards of Middletown with wine tasting tours at some of the most popular vineyards. From multiple varieties of fruit wine to classic grape wine, let your taste buds have some fun and take in the beautiful scenery on a vineyard tour.

Winter fun is in no short supply at Powder Ridge. You'll be able to take advantage of skiing, snowboarding, and tubing.

Choose from three championship courses designed by Robert Trent Jones, Hall of Fame architect, and Gary Player, Hall of Fame golfer.

Explore the elegant early 20th century residence of Colonel Clarence S. Wadsworth as well as the exquisite, expansive grounds.

This hands-on museum is perfect for kids seven years old and younger. Exhibits include a theater, farm, and tiny medieval village.

Treat yourself to a first-rate production of an award-winning musical or a Broadway-bound world premiere at this venerable venue.

Celebrate a special occasion or being with that special someone by booking a cruise featuring fine food and entertainment.

You and your team will have 90 minutes to figure out how to escape this live action game that requires keen problem-solving skills.

Feast on exceptional meals and shop for unique items galore in this historic Connecticut town founded in 1650.

Explore the history, charm and culture of the Connecticut River Valley, from cruises to downtown shopping and dining to Colonial mansions and prestigious universities.