The south parcel of the Knofla Conservation Area is a 67.6 acre parcel of land on the south side of Bakos Road (#119). It was purchased from Keystone Enterprises by the Town of Tolland on May 21, 2014 with assistance from an Open Space and Watershed Land Acquisition Program grant from the State Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
Conservation Areas are closed from sunset to sunrise.
Do not disturb the wildlife.
Use the trails provided and stay within 20 feet of the trail.
No hunting.
No fires.
No alcohol or glass bottles.
No golfing.
No littering or dumping.
Adult supervision required.
No skateboards/ bikes/ scooters/ horses.
No motorized vehicles.
No remote-controlled motorized apparatuses.
Keep dogs on a leash and clean up after them.
Look (up) for dead or dying trees/branches that could fall.
Anyone damaging property or violating Conservation Areas rules will be prosecuted.
To report serious violations, call the State Police.