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Ferry Park Boat Launch. The boat launch on the Connecticut River is located in the town-owned Ferry Park, at the end of Glastonbury Avenue. In 2024, it will be staffed from Memorial Day weekend (beginning May 24th) through September 15th.
The Rocky Hill - Glastonbury Ferry is the oldest continuously operational ferry in the United States. The original ferry dates back to 1655, crossing the Connecticut River between Rocky Hill and Glastonbury.
It runs from April 1 to November 30 and is the nations oldest continuously running ferry. Many people take this short trip between Rocky Hill and Glastonbury. The cost for walk-ons or bicyclists is $2 and for vehicles $4 weekdays, $5 weekends. For boaters there's a large state run launch site.
Launch your boat in the scenic Connecticut River, fish from the floating docks, or just enjoy the view of the River, or take a ride across the River on the historic river ferry. Walk among the giants at the Dinosaur State Park, or the ruins in Dividend Park or marvel the sites on Quarry Park.
The park is home to the nation’s oldest continuously operating ferry service, which runs from April 1 to November 30. The park includes picnic areas, a boat launch and dock, and a handicap accessible fishing pier. It’s a popular spot for boaters with a large state-run launch site.
The Rocky Hill site has a public boat launch and is busier, while the Glastonbury side has just a small parking lot and picnic tables. Rocky Hill side has a small dining option, Mitchell's, which is frequented by locals and boaters who launch or just stop in while out on the river.
The boat ramp at Rocky Hill Ferry Park is a popular spot for boating enthusiasts on the Connecticut River. Located in the town-owned Ferry Park, at the end of Glastonbury Avenue, the boat launch is staffed from Memorial Day weekend through mid-September.
