Open green space housing a restored 1868 mansion & a children's museum, plus play & sports areas.
At a glance
#1 of 10 Tourist attractions in Norwalk #1 of 12 Parks in NorwalkLocalGuideWorld score: 4.60
Rating breakdown
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5 ★68%
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Mathews Park?
- Mathews Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 733 reviews.
- How does Mathews Park rank in Norwalk?
- Mathews Park is #1 of 10 Tourist attractions in Norwalk by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Mathews Park located?
- 295 West Ave, Norwalk, CT 06850, United States — 0.0 km from the center of Norwalk.
- How can I contact Mathews Park?
- Phone: +1 203-854-7806 · Website: norwalkct.org
Beautiful place with lots of great history, and the view is amazing.
Kids love this place. There are water sections where kids can play around. There are sound sections, and a lot of science stuff which kids and also adults enjoy. It is definitely a place I would recommend. Don't spend too much time in one section, move on to the next and next section because there is a lot to explore. I would recommend that you do the water section last.
We found this park right off the parking lot of the stepping stone's children museum. Sprinklers were on, and my child had a blast. Nice clean park.
Very pleasant experience visiting museum at holiday time. Beautifully preserved and restored mansion.
This house is massive! Nothing to go out of your way to see but if you're close by its cool to check out. You can literally park your car in the lot the house is sitting on. You can walk around the entire house and even walk right up to the house to get a closer look.
We made a quick stop at Mathews Park after a long road trip. It was refreshing. My toddlers had fun playing hide-and-seek with the chipmunks in the park. We spent -30 min here which was good enough for us to get back into our car and continue our journey !
Very cool retored mansion. It's been brought back to its original glory. A masterpiece of stone on the outside and carved wood on the inside. Much of the owners' furniture is on display. A must see if you enjoy architecture from the past.
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