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New Milford

The largest share of Candlewood's shoreline, and the most liquid resale market on the lake.

About 90 minutes to New York City, with associations Chelsea considers among the most organized and amenity-rich on the water.

The top of Candlewood's market, and the most protected coves on the lake.

The best value per acre of frontage, and the least commercially developed town on the lake.

The most accessible entry point onto Candlewood, and the only lake town with Metro-North rail.

One of the six Lake Lillinonah towns, on a narrow, wooded river-lake that trades open-water boating for privacy and quiet.

One of two Lake Lillinonah towns that also borders Lake Zoar, with a real marina at Eichler's Cove.

Home to the Lake Lillinonah Boat Launch, the lake's main public access point.

One of two Lake Lillinonah towns that also borders Lake Zoar, with both the state boat launch and a marina.

Home to the Bantam section of town, where Point Folly sits on Bantam Lake, Connecticut's largest natural lake.

Home to Morris Town Beach and the state boat launch, the smaller of the two Bantam Lake towns.

One of the four Lake Zoar towns, with a permit-only boat ramp and a lake that is drawn down each autumn.

Home to Jackson Cove Park, the most publicly welcoming access point on Lake Zoar: a beach, boat launch, and trails open to a day pass.