Map of Connecticut Lighthouses
Connecticut has 24 lighthouses along the Atlantic coast, and five of them are open to visit. The best known are Avery Point Lighthouse, Five Mile Point Lighthouse and New London Ledge Lighthouse. The oldest is New London Harbor Lighthouse, first lit in 1760. New London Harbor Lighthouse is the tallest at 89 feet.
24
lighthouses
5
open to visit
1760
oldest
Lighthouses you can visit in Connecticut
The five lighthouses here with tours, a museum, an overnight stay or grounds open to walk. Hours change by season, so check before you go.
All 24 lighthouses in Connecticut
Avery Point Lighthouse
First lit 1943
Five Mile Point Lighthouse
First lit 1847 · Grounds open
New London Ledge Lighthouse
First lit 1909
Stratford Shoal Lighthouse
First lit 1837 · Seen by boat or from shore
Falkner Island Lighthouse
First lit 1802
Great Captain Island Lighthouse
First lit 1868
Lynde Point Lighthouse
First lit 1839 · Private, not open
Morgan Point Lighthouse
First lit 1868 · Private, not open
New London Harbor Lighthouse
First lit 1760
Peck Ledge Lighthouse
First lit 1906 · Grounds open
Penfield Reef Lighthouse
First lit 1874
Saybrook Breakwater Lighthouse
First lit 1886 · Seen by boat or from shore
Southwest Ledge Lighthouse
First lit 1877
Stonington Harbor Lighthouse
First lit 1823 · Open to visitors
Stratford Point Lighthouse
First lit 1822
Tongue Point Lighthouse
First lit 1895
Black Rock Harbor Lighthouse
First lit 1823
Greens Ledge Lighthouse
First lit 1902
Mystic Seaport Lighthouse
First lit 1966 · Open to visitors
Sheffield Island Lighthouse
Open to visitors
Stamford Harbor Ledge Lighthouse
Private, not open
Bridgeport Harbor Lighthouse
First lit 1953
Chester Rock Lighthouse
First lit 1889
Essex Reef Lighthouse
First lit 1889
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