REDDING, CONNECTICUT

 

Redding is a picturesque New England town made up of miles of scenic country roads in the heart of Fairfield County. This area offers a combination of history and New England charm. Many famous artists have drawn inspiration from Redding's tranquil setting, those included are author Mark Twain, composer Charles Ives, and photographer Edward Steichen.

Redding is one of the least densely populated towns in Connecticut, but is by no means isolated. This peaceful rural community is committed to excellence in education, maintaining open space, and preserving its historical and natural resources.

 

REDDING RESOURCES and LINKS

Elementary Schools (K-5)

Redding Elementary School (grades K-5)
33 Lonetown Road
T. 203-938-2519

Middle Schools (Grades 6-8)

John Read Middle School
486 Redding Road
T. 203-938-2533

 

High School (Grade 9-12)

Joel Barlow High School
100 Black Rock Turnpike
T. 203-938-2508

Recreational Facilities

Topstone Park - The town’s only municipal park with a 25 acre pond for swimming and canoeing.

Putnam Memorial State Park - 800 acre historic park that was a Revolutionary army campsite in the winter of 1778-79. There are hiking and biking trails, a pond, and picnic tables.

Collis P. Huntington State Park - 900 acres including 7.5 miles of trails serving hikers, bikers, horseback riders and cross-country skiers and 4 ponds for fishing.

 

Useful Links

Official Town of Redding Website
Town History
Education
Park and Recreation
Mark Twain Library
Metro North Train Schedule

 

Redding Market Update

December 2012 Redding Market Update
June 2012 Redding Market Update
July 2011 Redding Market Update
November 2011 Redding Market Update