Killingly Pond State Park spans 162 acres along the western side of the 122-acre Killingly Pond, which straddles the Connecticut-Rhode Island border. This scenic Reserve State Park attracts boaters, though hiking, hunting, and fishing opportunities. A short 0.2-mile trail follows the water’s edge. The park connects to the North-South Trail, which leads to the Edward R. Laby Preserve for more hiking. It is a great spot to stop and enjoy the views along the North-South Trail.