Trinity Lime Rock is physically located in Connecticut’s Northwest Corner (Massachusetts and New York State are close neighbors) — in the Township of Salisbury, CT (just over the town line from Falls Village, just up the road from Cornwall, and just up a different road from Sharon), in Litchfield County. Trinity Lime Rock is located at 484 Lime Rock Road (Route 112), opposite the outfield entrance of Lime Rock Park, in the Lime Rock neighborhood of Lakeville, Connecticut. We’re a little over three miles down Lime Rock Road from Hotchkiss School, a bit farther down a different road from Salisbury School, and five or six miles from Indian Mountain School, Housatonic Valley Regional High School is about a mile away. You can find additional contact information here.
A little bit closer up, thanks to Brian Wilcox, here’s a view:
That’s our PHYSICAL location — but our Far-flung Flock (a “virtual congregation”) spans a number of US states and a few other nations as well.
Here’s a video to show you around once you get here:
The rural hamlet of Lime Rock, Connecticut is served by the Post Offices of both Lakeville and Falls Village, CT. However, we’re located in the Township of Salisbury, CT. (Yes, we know. With all these different names for the same place it can get confusing. But we do things that way here in rural NW CT.)
About Parking:
We have abundant and convenient off-street parking in our parking lots and in our Trinity Field, with several marked handicapped spaces close to the building. Regardless of the season, there’s never a problem finding a convenient place to park right on the grounds at Trinity Lime Rock!
Trinity Lime Rock’s building is handicapped-accessible. (If you’re visiting and use a wheelchair or walker, please enter through the red doors in Walker Hall, near the handicapped parking spaces.)
Who attends Trinity? See a page about where Trinity parishioners live.
Driving directions to Trinity:
Simply find us on Google Maps or via your Apple device.
Our address is 484 Lime Rock Road, Lakeville, CT 06039.
Curious about the Far-flung Flock?
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