The feel of the town
Trumbull is a suburban town known for its parks and open space, with neighborhoods like Nichols, Long Hill and Daniels Farm. Large parks, a rail trail along the Pequonnock River and a public golf course give it a green, outdoorsy feel.
It sits at the junction of the Merritt Parkway, Route 8 and Route 25, so Bridgeport, Stamford and the Naugatuck Valley are all close.
What Trumbull is known for
- Large town parks and the Pequonnock River Valley trail
- A central location with easy highway access
- The Trumbull Mall and Hawley Lane shopping
- A town-wide public school system
Landmarks and local favorites
- Beach Memorial ParkThe town's largest park, at 331 acres
- Pequonnock River ValleyState park land with a popular rail trail
- Twin Brooks ParkPonds, fields and walking paths
- Indian Ledge ParkPark with trails and a BMX track
- Old Mine ParkWooded park with historic mine sites
- Tashua Knolls18-hole public golf course
- Trumbull Historical SocietyLocal history museum
Getting around
- Train: No station in town; Bridgeport, Stratford and Fairfield–Black Rock stations on the New Haven Line are nearby.
- Car: The Merritt Parkway, Route 8 and Route 25 all run through town.
Schools
Trumbull Public Schools serves the town, with Trumbull High School as its high school.
For current information, visit the Trumbull Public Schools website.
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A great fit if you're looking for
- Parks and trails close to home
- Easy access to the Merritt Parkway or Route 8
- Established neighborhoods with single-family homes
- A central base for getting around Fairfield County