About East Haddam

Originally settled as a farming community, East Haddam, Connecticut, is a quaint town of more than 8,000 residents, scattered with old farms, ponds and lakes. The Connecticut River borders East Haddam to the west and was the primary impetus for its original growth in commerce, though the town has always maintained its agricultural roots and rural charm. The Eight Mile River runs through here as well, and new arrivals here in search of a house for rent or an apartment for rent will find it bisects a section of protected open green space. The town contains many waterways, as it also bordered on the north by the Salmon River and three lakes—Bashan Lake, Moodus Reservoir and Lake Hayward—provide recreational opportunities with avenues like water skiing, fishing, and more. Devil’s Hopyard State Park nearby also provides outdoor opportunities. East haddam Village houses a nonproft, Goodspeed Musicals and the Goodspeed Opera House, which produce shows that regularly receive national acclaim. Residents relocating here and seeking a house for rent or an apartment for rent also will find two festivals thrown annually that bring music to the Salmon River. The Cajun Zydeco and jazz festival are thrown in the fall and the Thunder in the Valley drum and fife parade also provide musical festivities for those here.

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