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Becket Hill State Park Reserve
Becket Hill State Park Reserve, often misspelled as Beckett Hill, is an undeveloped Connecticut state park located in Lyme, Connecticut, United States. The 260 acre park was donated to the State of Connecticut in 1961 by the George Dudley Seymour Trust and became the state's 76th designated State Park. Becket Hill is listed by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection as a walk-in park, and its activities include hiking and picnicking.
== History ==
Becket Hill State Park Reserve is named for an early settler of the area named Becket and the land was part of the Nehantic tribe's territory. This state park was acquired by the State of Connecticut in order to preserve the hill, but unlike the abutting Nehantic State Forest, Becket Hill has accessibility problems and is returning to its natural state. Becket Hill is located between the south side of Norwich Pond and the northern and northeastern side of Uncas Lake. The Uncas Lake is named after Uncas, chief of the Mohegans.〔 A small brook known as Falls Brook on some maps is listed as making its way between Uncas lake and Norwich pond.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Beckett Hill State Park Reserve, CT )〕 In 1961, the land for the Becket Hill State Park Reserve was given to the State of Connecticut by the George Dudley Seymour Trust. Beckett Hill was first listed on the ''Connecticut Register and Manual'' for 1962 with its present 260 acres of undeveloped land. The Becket Hill State Park Reserve is the 76th designated Connecticut State Park.〔
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