Fairfield Preserves
Putnam & Rudkin Preserve
A trailed, nice, flat wooded lot marked with stone walls containing mostly wetlands with Sasco Creek nearby. Often used by the Fairfield Bridle Trails Association; Rudkin Preserve trails are for equestrian use only.
Kirik Upland Preserve
Quiet neighborhood preserve with a field of mature cedar trees (the first trees to grow back in abandoned farm fields), a stone wall, and some nice woods.
Lobdell Calf Pond Preserve
Connected to the Hillman Preserve, observe a great example of old farmland returning to forest with stone walls and a seasonal pond. Mucky during spring and wet periods. This preserve is connected to the Ernest Hillman Preserve and is not trailed due to wetlands.
Ernest Hillman Preserve
A favorite of former board member Ann Carter, this tranquil preserve consists of two lovely fields and woods with easy walking trails and bench to relax upon (a memorial to Mrs. Carter).
Harwood Preserve
Discover wild blueberries (in season) in this neighborhood hardwood forest with ancient rock walls and small wetland area covered by wooden walkways.
Butkus Pond Preserve
A hidden pond stocked with bass, minnows and bluegills which houses eastern painted turtles sunning on rocks and logs with water striders. A popular fishing spot for local children.
Aspetuck River Access
A small trail leads from Rt 136 to the Aspetuck River for fishing and exploring.