Sunrise State Park--Overview

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Sunrise State Park

Overview/History

Sunrise State Park, previously known as the Sunrise Resort property, consists of 146 acres located in the west-north-west corner of East Haddam. The park, in the Moodus section of town, shares common boundary lines with the 300 acre Machimoodus State Park to the southeast and Salmon River to the west. The State park benefits from 4,700+ feet of frontage on the Salmon River. The main entrance to the property is from State Route 151 which abuts it to the northeast.