Hearthstone Castle in Danbury, Connecticut, was built between 1895 and 1899. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. It has also been known as Parks' Castle and as The Castle. The property includes four contributing buildings and three other contributing structures.
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Short minute walk from the road ends at the castle. Not much to see… the castle is covered in graffiti, wrapped in a perimeter fence, and covered in weeds. There isn’t much to experience. The size of the so called castle leaves more to be desired. Investment into the structure would add some recreational value, but costs for asbestos removal and wall stabilization threaten a successful chance. There are no views in June as the leaves are too dense, but maybe spring or early...
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20 years ago this would have been an interesting site to see, however, the "locals" decided to once again take something nice and interesting and vandalize the hell out of it.
When I first saw it from a distance I was intrigued but as I got closer my intrigue slowly turned to sadness and disgust. Graffiti was on virtually every park of this castle and the air wreaked of spray paint.
Seriously, don't...
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yes you can see the castle. I bit confusing at first since the blue trail just goes back the old road. if you follow the orange trail it does a loop but be careful since their are a few trails not marked and you go through the field. it goes up and down for a while but will swing and loop back. its not flat by any means. you want something not as challenging go across the street and do...
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