Make It An Active Summer In South Windsor: 10 Ways To Get Moving

SOUTH WINDSOR, CT — Summer is a great time to get outdoors, explore new places and add more movement to your routine.

Whether you're looking for a swim, a sports program, a playground trip, a walk in the woods or a family-friendly outing, South Windsor offers a variety of ways to stay active close to home.

As always, be sure to check each organization's official website before visiting for the latest information on hours, registration, fees, rules, closures and seasonal availability.

Visit Nevers Park

Nevers Park is one of South Windsor's central recreation areas, with access to outdoor facilities, play areas and community recreation space.

The park is also home to the Rotary Pavilion and the splash pad, making it a popular summer destination for families.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Facility?type=13

Cool Off At The Splash Pad At Nevers Park

The Splash Pad at Nevers Park offers a summer option for children and families looking to cool off while staying active outdoors.

The town lists the splash pad at 150 Nevers Road and posts seasonal hours, rules and use information online.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Facility/Detail?facilityId=152

Swim At Veterans Memorial Park

Veterans Memorial Park offers a seasonal pool option for residents and visitors, with daily admission and season pass information posted through South Windsor Parks & Recreation.

The facility also includes aquatics information such as swim lessons and the Seals Swim Team.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=23554

Play At Rye Street Park

Rye Street Park hosts soccer, lacrosse, football and softball, along with a bike trail through the woods, basketball court, tennis courts and a playground.

It is one of the town's larger outdoor recreation spots for sports, family outings and casual exercise.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Facility/Detail?facilityId=49

Walk The Major Michael Donnelly Land Preserve

The Major Michael Donnelly Land Preserve on Sullivan Avenue gives residents another local option for walking, nature viewing and quiet outdoor activity.

The preserve is listed among the parks and facilities overseen by South Windsor Parks & Recreation.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Facility/Detail?facilityId=97

Try A South Windsor Parks & Recreation Program

South Windsor Parks & Recreation offers seasonal programs for children and adults, including athletics, camps, aquatics, health and wellness programs and special events.

Residents can check the town's online registration system for current openings and availability.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com

Sign Up For Adult Sports

Adults looking to stay active can check South Windsor Parks & Recreation for options such as badminton, cornhole, men's basketball, pickleball, softball, tennis and volleyball.

Program availability may vary by season, so residents should review current listings before registering.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com

Keep Kids Moving With Youth Programs

South Windsor Parks & Recreation lists youth offerings that include athletics, health and wellness programs, preschool activities, science camps, specialty camps, sports camps and summer camps.

These programs can give children another way to stay active during school vacation.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com

Attend A Summer Outdoor Event

South Windsor Parks & Recreation lists seasonal special events, including summer concerts and dive-in movie events.

Outdoor events can be a simple way for families to get out of the house and spend time in the community.

Official website: https://southwindsor.recdesk.com/Community/Page?pageId=35488

Explore Nowashe Village

Nowashe Village on Main Street is an outdoor museum focused on Indigenous life, history, nature and the arts.

The site offers another local outdoor destination for families looking to walk, learn and spend time outside.

Official website: https://nowashe.org/

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