Welcome to historic Bozrah, Connecticut! Historically part of the "nine-miles-square" of Norwich, Bozrah is located in the southwestern part of Connecticut, and first settled in 1659. The city is known for its rural charm, appealing business climate and strategic location on the major traffic areas of Eastern Connecticut. Its population is approximately 2,380. Bozrah has a small town feel with the accessibility to major cities like New York and Boston.

The city of Bozrah is made up of two villages: Gilman and Fitchville. Both villages have friendly communities and neighborhoods with single-family housing available. In reach of Bozrah is Stoddard Hill State Park. The park offers 55 acres of land and visitors have access to fishing, hiking and boating areas. The Connecticut Defenders are an AA baseball team that plays at beautiful Dodd Park in Bozrah. Get a chance to enjoy their great spring and summer deals for a perfect day out with family and friends.

Odetah Campground lets one truly enjoy the untouched beauty that Connecticut has to offer. Mini-golf, kayaking, water sports, a 30 acre lake and even wireless internet are only some of the things that the campground has to offer.

The city of Bozrah is very low on crime and high on quality of life. Come live in the only city called Bozrah in the United States, and experience what else makes the city as unique as its name!