People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
There is so much to love about this private cabin rental located in Norwich, Connecticut, United States. The log cabin sits on a private dirt laneway, surrounded by nature with a pond in the front yard.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
During your vacation stay, you can relax on 6 acres but are still close to local eats and amenities. The cabin is just a 5-minute drive to Foxwoods casino, and hiking locations, and 20 minutes to Mohegan sun.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
The cabin is a nature lover's dream. Norwich is a quaint city on the eastern side of the state.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
Known as the Rose of New England for its beauty and rolling hills that resemble rose petals. Mohegan Park is Norwich's largest park with numerous biking, hiking, and walking trails as well as picnic tables, pavilions, and a beachfront. From brew pubs to museums, parks, theater, great restaurants, and a marina, Norwich has something for everyone.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
The following are just some of the things you can enjoy during your vacation stay. Chestnut Street Playhouse.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
In 2000, this building was transformed into a 67-seat black box theater. Now, located at 24 Chestnut Street, in the heart of downtown Norwich, Connecticut, Chestnut Street Playhouse is the place to be for entertainment, education, and a celebration of the performing arts.
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Chestnut Street Playhouse is committed to providing high-quality theatrical experiences that entertain audiences, educate students, and nurture and develop the local arts community. They strive to be a major catalyst for community involvement and revitalization through the arts.
People Love This Private Log Cabin With a Pond
Slater Museum. Located on the campus of Norwich Free Academy, the Slater Museum awakens visitors to the richness and diversity of the human experience through art and history. For more than one hundred years, the Museum has displayed and interpreted the best examples of fine