SGCA - Our Neighborhood

The Spring Glen Civic Association (SGCA) is an organization
of the citizens of Spring Glen in Hamden and North Haven,
Connecticut, dedicated to the preservation of the residential
character of the neighborhood and to the improvement of the
health, safety and general welfare of the resident, compatible
with the needs of the community.

Our Neighborhood

Welcome to Spring Glen Neighborhood! The boundaries include, on the east, Hartford Turnpike from the junction of Waite Street, north to Skiff Street. On the south is Waite Street and Hartford Turnpike, west including Doren Avenue, to the bridge at Lake Whitney. The western boundary is Lake Whitney to Mill River bridge on Skiff Street to the Hartford Turnpike.

Schools in Spring Glen

Spring Glen School (Grades K-6)
1908 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, CT 06517
203-407-2045

Saint Rita School (Grades PK3-8)
1601 Whitney Avenue
Hamden, CT 06517
203-248-3114
contact@stritaschool.org

Farmer's Market
1825 Whitney Avenue, Hamden Connecticut 06517

Spring Glen Church
Tuesdays 3 p.m. - 6 p.m.
June 15 - October 26
WIC Certified

Johnson's Pond
277 Thornton Street, Hamden, CT 06517

A glacial-kettle pond surrounded by woods. This 3.2 acre property in Spring Glen is bordered on three sides by residential properties on Thornton, Greenway, and Ingram Streets and on the fourth side by Regional Water Authority watershed land along the Mill River. The pond itself is shallow. Covered in summer with buttonbush and duckweed, it freezes readily in the winter, making an inviting spot for ice-skating. The woods and pond support a wide variety of plants and wildlife year-round. More than 120 species of birds have been observed here, as well as turtles, peepers, and snakes. This site is open for limited passive recreational use, such as walking and bird-watching, and ice-skating in winter. It is easily accessible from Whitney Avenue on the east and Dixwell Avenue on the west.

Farmington Canal Heritage Greenway

The Farmington Canal Heritage Greenway is a canal line and railroad route converted into a paved trail for pedestrian traffic. The Greenway covers a route of approximately 84 miles (over half has been developed) from New Haven, CT to Northampton, MA.

Enjoy walking, jogging, cycling or rollerblading along 7.2 miles of scenic Hamden. You can start on the trail in Spring Glen, off Connolly Parkway.