Chapman Falls
- Height
- 60 ft
- Dogs
- Allowed
Chapman Falls drops about 60 ft on Eightmile River in Lower Connecticut River Valley Planning Region, Connecticut.
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The falls
| Height | 60 ft |
|---|---|
| Flow note | Chapman Falls drops more than sixty feet over stepped Scotland Schist ledges on the Eightmile River. |
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Access
| Parking | Main lot near the pavilion on Hopyard Road, East Haddam; short walk to Chapman Falls. |
|---|---|
| Fee | Free for CT-registered vehicles; out-of-state day-use fees apply under the statewide CT Parks inland schedule |
| Hours | Open daily 8:00 a.m. to sunset |
| Managed by | Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (Devil's Hopyard State Park) |
| Restrooms | Yes |
|---|---|
| Picnic sites | Yes |
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Rules
| Dogs | Allowed |
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Common questions
Common questions
Is Chapman Falls open?
Hours: Open daily 8:00 a.m. to sunset.
How tall is Chapman Falls?
Chapman Falls drops about 60 ft.
How do you get to Chapman Falls?
Parking: Main lot near the pavilion on Hopyard Road, East Haddam; short walk to Chapman Falls.
Is there a fee at Chapman Falls?
Yes. Free for CT-registered vehicles; out-of-state day-use fees apply under the statewide CT Parks inland schedule.
When is Chapman Falls flowing?
Chapman Falls drops more than sixty feet over stepped Scotland Schist ledges on the Eightmile River.
What facilities are at Chapman Falls?
Restrooms and picnic sites.
What are the rules at Chapman Falls?
Dogs are allowed.
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Nearby
Public land
Chapman Falls is inside Devil's Hopyard State Park .
Sources
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- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil%27s_Hopyard_State_Park (accessed September 28, 2026; backs manager, waterbodyName)
- https://connecticutstateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/devils-hopyard/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=CT&parkId=100104 (accessed September 28, 2026; backs access.parking, access.amenities, waterfall.heightFt, waterfall.flowNote)
- https://ctparks.com/parks/kent-falls-state-park (accessed September 28, 2026; backs access.fee, access.hours, rules.dogs)
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