Take Some Extra Time To Add The Unique Frog Rock Rest Stop In Connecticut To Your Next Road Trip Adventure

Are you looking for a fun day trip? Whether you are looking for a side adventure and actual rest stop on a long vacation holiday or you want to stop for a few hours of fun and entertainment, you will want to make your next weekend stop at Frog Rock Rest Stop.

The adorable roadside attraction known as Frog Rock was first painted in 1881 by local state representative Thomas J. Thurber. During his travels he often passed the rock and thought it looked like a squatting frog.

Over the next century, the site became a stop for other travelers who stopped to rest and enjoy picnics.

In 2012, the rest stop was bought and refurbished by Joe Lernould. The rest stop flourished into more than just a place to stop for a rest and a picnic while on the road. Frog Rock became its own destination stop for tourists.

You can spend a full day here exploring the antique shop and gift shop, getting a bite to eat at the food truck, and enjoying some wind down time with family and friends.

Frog Rock has become a popular location for events. During the open season, you'll be able to find fun events ranging from car shows and motorcycle meetups to flea markets, and musical events.

Every weekend, you can stop by to listen to live local music artists. Enjoy music of every genre from rock to folk to country and more. There is always something happening at Frog Rock.

No matter what time of year you visit Frog Rock, one thing you can count is that Frog Rock will always be dressed up to celebrate the occasion.

Stay up-to-date about events and live music at Frog Rock Rest Stop by visiting their Facebook page. They are open Thursday-Sunday during their open season of May-September. They are pet friendly. For more information, call (860) 942-0131.