9 kid-friendly spots in Woodbury
Woodbury · Museums & History · Indoor & outdoor
Historic house museum in Woodbury built around 1740, furnished with regional 18th-century pieces and set among grounds that include a Gertrude Jekyll garden; offers guided tours and educational programs that give visitors a sense of colonial-era life.
All Hollow's Eve Cemetery Tours happen in October; check the events page for family-friendly options and age requirements.
Woodbury · Nature & Trails
Hollow Park is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Woodbury.
Woodbury · Dance & Theater
Main Street Ballet is a kid-friendly fitness & sports spot in Woodbury.
Free · Woodbury · Nature & Trails · Outdoor
Orenaug Park in Woodbury offers trail hiking with an 80-foot fire tower built in 1911 that rewards the climb with views over the Pomperaug River Valley. Multiple trails of varying difficulty connect to trailheads, including access to Bethel Rock, a historic cliff used as an outdoor chapel by early settlers.
Red trail is a gradual climb suitable for most kids, though it has a couple steeper sections.
Woodbury · Music · Indoor
Phil's Guitar Shop in Woodbury offers private guitar lessons in person and online through a custom platform, plus guitar sales and repairs.
Lessons available in flexible lengths: 30, 45, or 60 minutes; sign up for single lessons or four-lesson packages.
Woodbury · Nature & Trails
Strong Preserve is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Woodbury.
Woodbury · Shopping
Woodbury Hobbies is a kid-friendly shopping spot in Woodbury.
Woodbury · Music · Indoor
Woodbury Music Shop in Woodbury offers music lessons in person and online for a variety of instruments, along with instrument sales, repairs, rentals for band and orchestra instruments, and vinyl records.
Lessons available both in-person and online, so you can choose what works for your schedule.
Free · Woodbury · Farms & Zoos · Outdoor
Woodbury Sugar Shed is a seasonal maple syrup operation in Woodbury where families can watch the boiling process, sample different syrup grades, and learn about New England maple production during February and March weekend visits.
Visits typically run 30 minutes; reserve ahead as space is limited to one vehicle per reservation.