Scoville Reservoir — Attraction in Wolcott

I came here to kayak and explore the area. The parking lot on Scovill road is a dirt/gravel lot with enough space for say 20 cars. There is a small boat launch and a walking path along the perimeter of the lake. The actual kayaking was not that enjoyable, half of the entire shoreline starting from the boat launch and going counterclockwise is boulders and shallow water so its not really possible to get close to that shoreline and i was constantly hitting bottom and rocks that were sticking almost up to the surface. The water was really shallow that even 100 feet from shore in some places i was scraping bottom. There is much more area than I expected that was less than 2 feet deep. There is a tunnel that goes under the road on the north side into a swampy are that is nice to paddle around, watch for spiders...

A really great place to walk. The surroundings are beautiful and the wildlife is great to see especially in the springtime when all the baby ducks and geese are there. It’s such a beautiful walk you hardly know you’re walking 3-1/2 miles. Absolutely love this place as we walk it about for to six times a week. Oh yeah! Wolcott Rocks hide their BEAUTIFUL rocks along the trail which makes the walk more fun and...

I grew up going to Scovilles. The walking trails are beautiful. I was looking for a place to fish and a sign said "fish at your own risk" but a sign right next to it said "no fishing in nature reserve ". I was unsure on what to do, so we went fishing. If people are reading this, let's not litter out there, me and my son picked up a bunch of bottles on...