Fort Stamford — Attraction in Stamford

It's a nice place, but sadly no sign of any forts. But the earthen mounds are still visible to the south-east and west of the formal walled garden (now called the Goodbody Garden). A tree dating back to the Revolutionary Days still stands to the west of the formal garden which is still very much alive and is now over 250 years old. Many wedding ceremonies take place in the garden either in the sunken garden or on the grass section. Other events are also held in the Goodbody Garden or in Fort Stamford Park. Please note that you must get permission for these events from the City of Stamford. You do nit need permission to use the Goodbody Garden as a backdrop for wedding, engagement and...

The park has a tiny barely visible “do not park on the grass sign” than is easy to miss. Other drivers I met there missed the sign too. Please use my and other guys’ $80 a car citations money to get bigger and actually visible signs and or provide a sufficient parking lot for the cars at this location....

Place is beautiful, small. I did not see any walking trails and we walked all around it. No signs where to park or for trails. I went with my mother & 3 yr old. There isn't a park to entertain the kids but it's great for being connected with nature and run up the hills with the...