Fairfield County, Connecticut serves as a fantastic destination for business, pleasure, and everything in between, and one reason is the significant natural beauty and outdoor recreation on tap within easy reach of the New York metropolitan area.
A key component of that outdoor playground is Candlewood Lake, a reservoir on the Housatonic and Rocky rivers that, at more than eight square miles in area, ranks as the biggest lake in the Constitution State. With boutique accommodations at Hotel Zero Degrees Danbury, you’re less than a half-hour from its beautiful, hill-tucked shores, which call their strongest this time of year.
Danbury Hotel for Family Vacations Near Candlewood Lake
Take in some live music, dance recitals, or other first-rate performances this summer on a getaway at Hotel Zero Degrees Danbury: You’ll be just minutes from Ives Concert Park on the Westside campus of Western Connecticut State University!
Ives Concert Park: Primo Entertainment & an Homage to a Famous Native Son
Ives Concert Park is named after one of Danbury, Connecticut’s best-known hometown heroes: Charles Ives, among the most famous and influential American composers in history. (Incidentally, you can check out his birthplace here in Danbury at the Charles Ives House managed by the Danbury Museum & Historical Society, though the interior is currently closed for restoration.)