The 31 best parks and gardens in Groton

While visiting son and family in took the time to go bike riding and was not disappointed. Beautiful view, nature trail for all to enjoy walking, jogging biking you name it it was spectacular and a fresh breath of clean air!!!🤩 I definitely recommend evn for our 4 legged friends.

A pleasant, easy walk on mostly-flat ground leads you to a hidden gem of a beach. Remarkably clean and well-kept, the walk and beach are a treasure trove of natural wonders. There are no lifeguards or concessions, so be prepared and remember to bring water, snacks and sunscreen (but pack out whatever you pack in!). There is a composting toilet on site.

Had a really good time with family, hiking in the woods and down by the rocks. Beautiful views over the water and really well kept grounds. If I had to pick an area of improvement, there was only one bench along the way for us to take a rest on. With kids rests are helpful, so that would have been nice to have more benches. One last thing was that the one little bathroom on our hike was pretty nasty. It was a pit toilet which we would expect to be sorta smelly and somewhat gross but it was exceptionally disgusting. Not enough to put a damper on our lovely hike, but it could have been better. I highly recommend this park for a good hike though!

Been many times horseback riding and biking. Only issue for me now is out of staters have to pay via phone. Used to be free. I am Florida resident but camp in CT for summer. We still pay taxes here in summer. Not fair. One reason we left CT. Park is nice with access to ocean.

Beautiful to admire the view. Nice area to fish or hike. Has a boat launch.

I love this place There's a beach, a lake and tons of rocks to climb on. It's so much fun and I will definitely go back.

I love Bluff Point, it is one of my favorite places to hike/walk in general. Its very beginner friendly as it has a long stretch of paved road and then very wide and even path. Its a simple loop that's straightforward to follow with little opportunity to get lost. Being right along the water it has some gorgeous views, including an overlook at the apex of the loop. The hills are minimal as well, and if you stick to the main path there's no scrambling. There's also a nice picnic area by the parking lot. I go here as often as possible, its great in every season!

This is one of 12 " Historic State Parks " in beautiful and lovely Connecticut ; and , it has a superb view of the River and Sound from Memorial Day until Labor Day . A lot of people like to take pictures here .

Absolutely five stars! The original earthworks are still there, as well as a tunnel the American militia used in vain to retreat. The museum has many artifacts from warriors in this battle, as well as an accurate model of the battle. The Tower, stretching high into the sky, was quite the climb, but the view was incredibly beautiful and worth every step! Even if our legs felt like Jell-O afterwards!😂😂

The grounds are very walkable and parking is pretty easy to find along the access way to the monument. Most of the preserved grounds are out in the open air with no protection from inclement weather. There are several interpreted markers posted on the original location of Fort Griswold. The grounds can be viewed from above by climbing steps inside the memorial marker next to the little museum on the property. All in all it makes one appreciate the dedication and commitment of the early settlers from New England who resisted English rule.

Easy to walk. The phone audio tour was easy to use and very informative. It was so cool to see a piece of history that you can explore and have a personal experience to tie to the events that happened there that shaped our nation. My boys will not easily forget the cost of freedom.

A historical place of interest indeed. But even if you are not interested in history , it’s a scenic spot with a breathtaking view from the top of the tall Groton monument with 166 steps, standing since 1830. A vast battlefield beside Thames river will also make you fall in love. There’s a museum adjacent to the monument and both are open from Memorial Day through Labor Day (Wed to Sun 9 AM to 5 PM).

This trip was planned after watching some childhood memories videos. First off, it was very well kept, and it was a beautiful day. Using a map provided at the Monument house, we set out. Along the path, we found info for an automated message describing what we were looking at.

A brave but futile defense of this vital port during the Revolutionary War. The vastly outnumbered Colonists did their best but were overwhelmed by the British led by notorious traitor Benedict Arnold. He did not get the generalship he wanted so the British gave him a generalship. He was actually in charge of the two separate attacks on this fort and Fort Trumbull across the river.

It's been a while. Beautiful views. A bit windy but that was to be expected.

Some stops aren’t planned... they just call to you. Eastern Point Beach was one of those. After a stretch of driving, I pulled in for a break and was greeted by a view that made me stop and breathe. Out on the water, ships stood at anchor, boaters cut across the blue, and sailboats drifted like pages turning in the wind. There’s something about the way the ocean moves that untangles your thoughts without you even asking. Tucked along the shore is the Stephen Zbiersky House... a beautifully renovated gem available to rent. My curiosity must have shown, because a kind gentleman wandered over, wondering what I was up to. When I told him I was an author and had questions about the house, he didn’t just answer... he opened the door. Literally. He gave me its history, let me peek inside, and even allowed me to photograph a newspaper article so I could read more later. He told me I could arrange a full tour through the county, or simply rent it for myself. What a wonderful, unexpected gift. And then there was Hobbs Island... a story that sounds like something out of a novel. A man once built a house right on the rocks, but his wife hated it. It was sold, and now it’s a children’s playhouse owned by a local family who runs their boats out there for the kids to enjoy. Pure, unpolished charm. Eastern Point Beach isn’t just a spot to stretch your legs... It’s a place where history brushes up against the present, where strangers become storytellers, and where the horizon feels close enough to touch.

It's definitely worth getting a season pass. It has a nice playground and the beach is nice and clean. Even when it's busy, it doesn't feel overcrowded. It's a smaller beach, but they have lifeguards and a picnic area. There's even a few small grills sprinkled around the property. It's very scenic and laid back!

Beautiful beach/park with a small playground. After Labor Day they stop charging to get in but during the busy summer months be prepared to pay! I can’t recommend more viewing a sunrise/sunset at Eastern Point Beach, and sometimes you’re lucky enough to see a submarine coming or going! My only complaint is that during the summer, the staff can be a bit rude.

Nice little beach. A little rocky, but still nice, volleyball courts nearby. Clean.

Nice, clean beach. I can reccomed.

Spectacular views at sunset! Plenty to do and see and good clam fritters! They have concessions with all kinds of food and also ice cream is available. There is an entry fee but well worth it if you plan on staying for an hour or 2. There I'd also a white sand beach area for swimming. A must see in CT if your already near Mystic Aquarium!!!

HUGE park spaces, separated, for large and small dogs. There would be water in season, but it was disabled by the town due to unsafe water source. Park is about a half mile hike from the lot on the trails that continue in the park space well beyond the dog park itself. The park wasn't too bad, for iciness, but the trails were hazardous. Bags in the park and trash just outside. This was one of the most crowded parks during our trip with lots of dogs looking to play and fairly friendly owners.

Thank You to whomever found my keys yesterday on the purple trail. You are awesome. This place is awesome. Also ran into Bill who gave me a ride to New London and back again to pick up my spare set. Good people paying it forward.

This is such a gem of a dog park. All the trails, the wildlife, the water… it doesn’t get any better than this. The fact that dogs are allowed off leash throughout the park as log as they have good recall is absolutely fantastic. My dogs live for this park.

Great dog park enclosure! A real gem set back in the woods. Forget your poop bags? They've got you covered! Come here and pick up your dogs poop in a free poop bag! Then take your dogs out for a walk on the awesome trails! The perimeter of the large enclosure (for large breeds) is almost 0.25 miles (1/4 mile), so it's a cool place to do laps with your dogs off leash if you are looking for leash free exercise. I have included the Garmin route I recorded earlier today! Peace!

Nice place for a walk & there is a fenced area for LG dogs & seperate area for SM dogs. However, others still bring their pets when in heat which causes issues amoung some dogs. Someone got bit last week by a dog there. Cars occasionally get broken into because you can't monitor parking area from trails or dog park. Don't leave anything in site in the car, leave in trunk before you even get to the parking area.

My dog Harley and I love to walk here. I let him pick our route. Guaranteed we're making a pit stop by the lake for a dip

A beautiful park with multiple trails and a fenced in dog park. I wish that they offered a running water source in the summer for the dogs and that dog owners would clean up after their dogs, there is no excuse when waste bags and trash bins are provided at the park.

We went out of our way for an off-leash water spot to play with our dogs. The parking lot was packed. Despite finding a parking spot, we actually stayed off the beach. The review said kid and dog-off leash okay. We saw lots of kids, but all the dogs on the beach had on leashes. We found a private spot to play fetch. It wasn't much fun. See the big rocks on the waters edge. We left quickly. MANAGE your expectations.

Great place to enjoy outdoor music on Thursday evenings in the summer. There are picnic tables under the trees or you can sit on the beach. There's parking across the street ($10/car, $5/motorcycle during the Thursday events), as well as restrooms available. A shuttle is available at Fitch High School if you don't want to pay to park.

Absolutely an awesome experience! Our pup had so much fun in the sand and the water!!!! This beach was recommended to us by many different people. I am very glad we listened! Sand, calm water, peaceful relaxing time with family!

This was so peaceful and beautiful me and my kids had such an amazing time. We found some beautiful shells and we saw a horseshoe crab. There is a weird sign saying the spot we were at is a scientific research area stay out!! Lol that was kinda freaky

Very nice beach and park. Restrooms available. Picnic tables.

Nice little beach, picnic area, volleyball

The perfect remedy for an otherwise rainy day!

Nice park with easy trails. It would probably take a few trips to walk every trail in the park. I did not see any trail markers. It had not rained in about a week so the trails were dry. I could see some spots that would be fairly muddy if it had rained recently. Parking looks like it will be a problem on nice weekend afternoons.

A wonderful, and we'll maintained state park. The trails are well varied, with many side-trails and are truly multi-use. The stone walls are impressive. Parking is finite, but rarely filled in the off-season. Well worth visiting.

Great place to go mountain biking. Bluff point is easy to get to also. Easy hiking in the woods and nice views of the water. Plenty of benches and places to rest by the water. Lots of small connecting trails to discover. Has a paved road that makes for a nice ride after the bumpy trails.

Walk the many acres and trails. Lots of space and a feeling of safety. Bring out what you take in. Trails and paths are clear and bikes are welcome. Motors are not. Bring your bags for your pets poo. See a pond, deer, and many other wildlife. It's a delightful location for a stroll

Beautiful hidden gem with a pretty extensive network of trails! Lots of birds and impressive stone walls. I wish I’d learned about this when I lived closer, I’ll have to come back to explore more in a warmer season!

As a local wedding photographer, I love taking my couples to Haley Farm State Park for engagement sessions! This park isn’t just beautiful and accessible, it’s also well maintained. I definitely recommend paying it a visit for a walk, fall foliage viewing, or anything else you enjoy doing in a tranquil place.

Beautiful trail that extends to Bluff point state park. Lovely easy hike or bike ride.

Not the worst park but Groton is a short drive away and much better.

Good skatepark, it has a lot of different obsticals to ride on, most of the things are way too close to eachother it's hard to get good consistent lines. Definitaly doesn't seem like it was made by someone who skates, still a fun place.

Rugged skatepark that will test your abilities. It is ancient by skatepark standards but has some elements that skate really well like the pyramid, Euro gap and quarter pipes. You should probably ride bigger, softer wheels as there are some places where concrete transitions to asphalt and then back again.

My son Jack says this “I love the drop ins ramps everything is great and everyone was nice”

Possibly the best skate/bmx park in CT

Nice spot. Kids commented that the surface was grippy enough to climb without slipping, but nice and smooth for skating.

Nice flowing concrete layout with a full range of sized verts. Usually not too busy so there's plenty of room for you to skate (or bike, or rollerblade, or scoot if that's what you're into). Huge bowl at one end that's almost too big for the park but if you got the balls it's there waiting for you. In the summertime it can be pretty busy with the usual weekend family visitors with their toddler in full pads unknowingly cutting everyone off. It's come a long way since its beginning and has overtime been fine tuned and adjusted to its full potential. IDK if there's a helmet rule but it's probably a good idea regardless of its requirement or lack thereof. With that I'll end my spiel and let you go out and form your own opinion. Be safe n have fun 🛹

As a former bubblehead this small park holds a profound place in my heart.

Great little Memorial/historic sitr to stop by and check out if in the area. Beautiful views of the bridge.

My grandpa was a WWII SUBVET and I miss him dearly. Loved this little place

Very interesting and an impressive memorial. All information on every sub lost in WW2 in one small area. Amazing.

I was here once again for the pearl Harbor memorial ceremony ceremony held by submarine veterans. This memorial at World War II needs to needs to be seen by everyone if you're in the area please stop

A nice place to see the sail of a WWII sub. A memorial wall for all US subs lost during the war.

Somber memorial to the 3505 US sailors who are "still on patrol". The conning tower of the USS Flasher, commissioned in 1943 and sank the highest tonnage adorns the site with honor.

Clean, safe half rubber half sand playground. They removed a few toys in 2024 & have yet to replace. There is a walking track around the field. Bathrooms are hit & miss if unlocked & stocked. No place for food or drinks unfortunately.

Nice playground. All equipment was in good condition except for one small tube that was taped off. Portable toilet available, picked up some garbage, but otherwise, grounds were well tended.

Both kids and adult sports leagues play at the park so it's usually busy afterschool and weekends. The walking track is great and the public restrooms are open year-round. There's a great inclusion playground there too!

Yes we come here quite often to walk the path to get our steps in its a nice quiet path it's always clean the people that are always there are respectful that's just a really good place to go plenty of fields nice playground for the children

Cute local park that has a great little playground, a track and field, as well as, restroom facilities and parking.

It's a great place to walk. Also great for people with children to take their kids.

Great place to bring young children. The picnic area is nice and well maintained.

First time here from Michigan and even though it was a rainy day it was a nice experience. The hike is worth it for the end result. Very beautiful and well maintained park.

One of my favorite parks. It’s a 3 mile loop and half the loop is along the water. It’s shaded and it’s beautiful in the fall. Also, very dog friendly.

Nice big state park to explore. Went on a cool spring day so no flying bugs yet but LOTS of ticks. Picked three off myself and my dog before we left, found another one on her once I got home. It's a big mountain biking place as well and I've heard lots of good things about it but have yet to ride here. I'll be back in the summer to check it out again and maybe go for a swim.

Great place for a relaxing hike. Great for dogs and equestrian as well. Beautiful views of Fischer's Island and Long Island Well marked trails

This park is filled with options for diverse activities. Picnic grounds are readily available and may be combined with salt water fishing. A gravel boat launch may be used for small motor boats. The river and tidal pool provide excellent kayaking and paddleboarding. Off road bicyclists share the dirt road and several trails with hikers. A walk to the bluff offers spectacular views of long island sound or a pleasant stay at the beach.

A great place to take a walk on a sunny day. I should mention the rest rooms at the end of the point are out of commission.

Beautiful forest trails for bikers and hikers, nice beach with public restrooms and BBQ pits.

Came into town on steak night so it was very crowded. Everyone seems to know each other and is pretty friendly. If you're looking for a cheap beer while watching the game then this is your place

Afreindly local pub, that provides a fun atmosphere for the more older crowd. Bartenders are experienced and have have varied career for different conversations.

This place is a true old school bar, and a staple of the New London local crowd. I bet more than 50% of the people in this bar at any one time graduated high school in New London and still lives in this town. It's a good place for sports and they do have great food good drinks.

Great neighborhood bar!!

Seemed like a pretty standard neighborhood bar in New London. Beer prices were good, but my Yuengling draft was definitely served from the bottom of the keg and was downright disgusting. Definitely a Steelers Bar, and seemed to have a lot of people for early afternoon on a Friday

Great food. Nice friendly staff. Sat at the bar had a beer and great conversation! Fun place to meet and chat with great folks.

Unbelievable atmosphere I walk in with my best friend Jerry and Rod has our drinks on the bar without saying a word. Awesome place love it

Broken and missing equipment, every time we visit this park something has been removed and replaced with a bucket or boards or a cone... This park used to be nice but It would be nice if the city would actually maintain the park. Currently this is the list of broken and missing things. A wobbly spinning pole : replacement bucket The shake floor thing : replacement wood steps Spinning chair : replacement cone A missing swing A broken baby rocker thing The monkey bars in the smaller kids area have tape over Sharp metal that is poking out that used to have chains going across it. A couple of random broken things on the small play area Some of these things have been broken for over a year.

Great park for ages 2 and up. Love it for my 3 and 5 yr old. Has stuff that doesn't seem to get fixed very often. Hopefully they'll fix it over the winter. Also has great shaded areas to watch the kids from. 👏

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This is a great playground, with a section for little babies and a section for older children. Plenty of swings. The turf is black so it gets pretty hot, the bottoms of my feet were pretty warm when I stood in one place for too long. There are benches around the edge of the playground and a pavilion with benches in the middle.

Great park. Multiple attractions for multiple ages

A fun place for kids as long you are supervising them. A few parents sit in their vehicle and just let their kids run wild. Have seen a few fist fights provoked by said kids. But don't let others bad parenting stop you from letting your kids enjoy the playground.

It's a good park with a lot of space and things to do. Having swings and slides and other activities is great. I wish there were more obstacles and refurbishment of parts of the park that has become defunct.. It would also be great to put in EV charging for people like me who would utilize it during the time we spend there. EV charging here makes more sense then at city hall or another municipal building.

Nice park, love it on concert evenings. Needs restrooms over on the food truck side during concerts. Thank you

Beautiful field nice to see so many games going on same time my son had fun in his game

Small play ground for kids their "workout area" is rusted basketball court us nice tennis court is nice but don't drink out of the water fountain not always the cleanest but it's a good spot to watch baseball/softball

It's a nice place but most of the play area toys are broken.. time to get the place in better shape for the kiddos

Large open spaces for kids to run and play. Two smaller playgrounds good enough to get some energy out.

Fun venue for ball games, summer concerts, farmers markets, etc!

Well kept park. Nice for kids that have energy.

I decided to hike again after many years to get back into shape & get healthier and this is the first trail I chose. It was a great decision as the trial was beautiful and easy. Like other reviewers have mentioned, once you reach the house and go ahead the blue trial markers do disappear for some time, but it’s not confusing to just walk ahead and get back to the point of origin. When you start, be sure to go a little ahead to a loose gravel/ grass clearing to your right for parking (the GPS takes you to a small area - only space for a single car)

Avery Farms has some great trails, and fantastic views. There's a long trail, a shorter trail, and a short loop. Perfect for hiking with families and dogs. My wife and I enjoyed our morning hike.

Great hike. Many different trails. Great to do with a dog. Red trail is our favorite.

Other than my daughter stealing and losing my favorite tiny blue clip-on flashlight, the hike this evening was quite pleasant. I'll go back tomorrow morning in hopes of finding the light and seeing the property in the morning!

Nice path for an easy walk,with beautiful scenery, and good bird watching. Parking on the Lambtown road side is a little limited.

Great little hiking trail through through the woods, around some farms, and across a swamp. Can get a bit buggy given the latter. The trails are well maintained and marked. And only got a little turned around at one point where the trail leads down a dirty road through a farm, so it looks like you are walking into someone's farm. Also, the Google GPS directions don't actually put you at the parking lot. It's down the road to the east about 300 yards.

This is a great park with everything you'd want - woods, meadows, a large pond, and a country lane past a horse farm on one trail; another has a gentle climb up to a ridge with a nice view, especially stunning in the fall. I love to come here in all seasons with the dog and family. A real gem!

WHAT A GORGEOUS PARK! came at 8am and the air smells unbelievably fresh here. only thing to mention is that this place is FULL of life of all kinds!! so while this is a great place to go birdwatching, be prepared to use your hand as a windshield wiper because its quite buggy. leaving with a few bug bites was a reasonable price to pay for the beauty of this place. i will definitely be back !

We really enjoyed this park! Wasn’t crowded on a weekday early afternoon. Great spaces for kids to roam and climb. We only explored a small portion of the trails to see the waterfall. Not stroller friendly trails. The trail to the waterfall was all downhill but not too steep. It was a little slippery under the fallen leaves since the ground was wet. Beautiful little waterfall. Good place to visit even if not going on the trails, there is plenty to keep kids busy just off the parking lot. Nice picnic tables for a lunch or snack.

Great place to go hiking with my 3 year old for him to explore :)

A beautiful place to walk around and take in some nice views and easy trails. Its a little muddy in the spring but nothing too wet when I visited after a few days of rain. There are a couple good waterfalls and clearly marked trails

Very well marked and maintained. The markers are highly visible, some with arrows and some trail intersections have signs (for the Waterfall or Road name ahead). Wooden bridges get you over the stream in several spots so you can stay dry. The paths are clear and clean enough to trail run fairly fast. Favorite part: Enjoying the sound of running stream water!

The Sheep Farm North has a diverse habitat including rocky outcroppings, glacial erratics, bluestem meadows, deep forest interior habitat, forest edge habitat, early successional forests, extensive wetlands, seeps, shrub swamps, a string of Tier 1 vernal pools, Class A stream- Fort Hill Brook, and two waterfalls. A portion of the ancient Avalonia Shield on the Sheep Farm North features six high rocky ledges and many smaller ones, ridge lines, south-facing cliffs, and outcroppings. Glacial activity is apparent on the scarred rock faces and in the form of large erratic boulders. Colonial stonewalls and stone heaps still mark the boundaries found on a 1754 deed

Stopped here for a short walk, quiet area, pet friendly, and has some interesting facts about the history of Sheep Farm Park.

A Plant Lover's Paradise! Plants by the Village is an absolutely lovely place! The sheer variety of plants they have in one location is incredible. Seriously, whatever plant you're looking for, you're bound to find it here, and often with multiple variations within the same family. The owner is so friendly and incredibly helpful, patiently answering all your questions. You really won't find another plant shop that offers such a comprehensive selection all in one place. I highly, highly recommend a visit – you won't be disappointed!

Amazing locally-owned plant shop in the heart of Mystic! Plants By the Village carries common & uncommon plants with very competitive pricing. The plant supplies are really reasonably priced too; terra cotta pots, moss poles, and soil amendments. Definitely worth a visit!

Owner truly cares about her customers and is always making decisions for the business with us at the forefront of her mind. They have a fabulous selection of the latest house plants, including some rares! Beautiful, little shop with everything a plant fanatic could ever need. Been a customer since they were originally Plants by the Pool and always super impressed with the quality of their plants!

The best plant shop I’ve ever been in! All of the employees are so sweet and helpful. Has such a nice selection of indoor house plants, which I love! Absolutely love this cute little shop!

Literally the best place to buy any kind of plant. We’ve gotten numerous varieties for our business and I’ve purchased many for home as well. The care they put into everything they do is evident the second you walk in. They have endless knowledge that you wouldn’t get from someone if you walked into a big box store. They sell plants, as well as their accessories and other cute knickknacks that if you’re traveling and can’t bring a plant home you can still get merch or other decor. 100/5!

Hands down my favorite plant shop! They always have a great selection, and the staff is super friendly and helpful—they really know their stuff. Whether I’m looking for a new houseplant or just browsing, it’s always a fun and welcoming place to visit.

This shop not only lives plants, but people too! They are friendly, knowledgeable and I appreciate their honesty. They didn't try to sell me anything I didn't want and helped me understand the care and l needed to give the plant I choose. They even offer classes and personal advice for folks like me who want to add beauty and aren't a pro .

Not sure you can really call this a park. It’s a very small pond with walkway around only half of the pond. Second half you walk in the road. It is not maintained! Totals 1/4 mile! Nothing to see here!

Great hiking paths around a pond. Beautiful anytime of year with a small parking area just off the road. Trails are perfect for dogs

Great place for a hike. Beautiful mill pond partially silted in. Best part is that it’s on the Groton Open Space Association cross town trail, and links up to many more miles of trails.

Nice long trail circling the pond. Wonderful rocks to climb and jump around on

My grandfather used to take me there and show me wild plants and what they did. My father used to take us skating

Very little elevation. Lots of tripping hazard due to natural terrain.

Beautiful clear paths with lots of birds singing.

Softball infield is as hard and unpredictable as a pot hole filled concrete road. But the taste of victory is sweet.

Decent little playground. My three year old really enjoyed it until some older kids decided to bring their skateboards on the playground and the mom did absolutely nothing to stop them. Not the park's fault but people should discipline their children.

Used covered pavilion for picnic. Very nice. Porta potty badly in need of attention.

Nice, clean, and well maintained fields.

Good place to rent for parties/gatherings

Nice little field to play some ball

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Very nice area of Stonington. Nice place to ramble.

It's the perfect place to watch the sunset, and the ferry boats go by.

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Mildew .the paint is peeling. The inside smells like mold. The roof in in the floor the house is hit ..not good for no one this is against the heath department code. In dangerous. Conditions. I cancel pay whit cash and debit card .have to wait to my money 10 days....bad

Pequot Woods is a small park with a pretty, well defined walking trail. March 2025: some maintenance needs to be improved. There were large black plastic tubes to conduct water around the pond, and other minor debris that detracted from the view a little. Don't let that stop you from going though. If you are looking for a short, flat hike this is a beautiful choice.

Nice for a walk in the woods year round. Trails go through several low lying marshes, avoid after rain, and wear boots as you will be likely walking through mud. Great during the fall. Bring your own bags for dogs.

This is a deceptively large patch of woods right near downtown Mystic. Great for walking dogs or just an easy several mile hike. Paths on the west side are the nicest and can be used for trail running.

Did not walk entire trail but part I did walk was very nice. Lots of shade, path not smooth so good hiking trail, water very low but still beautiful area.

Good trails make up a minority of the overall system. Most trails I encountered were either full of roots, rocks, running water (without bridges) or all three. Not sure what storm(s) went by here within the last couple of years but you seriously cannot count the amount of fallen trees all over the place; no one has that much time. The trails are well-marked throughout; however, so one shouldn't get lost.

A wonderful relaxing walk..some blue trail..some red trail...

Good trails though there are sections that will be harder to traverse if your not sure of foot. Few places need some drainage but overall pleasant

Nice little beach for under 7s, or if you just want to lie there and get a tan. No games are allowed on the beach, this sucks, but the food place next to it is great. The water is usually nice but overrun with seaweed this summer

Love this place. It's a great place to take kids and the little dog!

Nice little beach. Clean facilities. Entry fee us WAY too expensive. $30 entry fee us expensive, but not the most expensive around

Great sand, good lifeguards, a nice snack bar nearby with hot foods as well as ice cream. The surf is very calm. There seems to be plenty of hermit crabs to be found, which keeps the kids entertained. (catch and release please!) Parking is $20 for the day. We'll be back for sure.

Its a good place for a half day trip. View is good , one of the part is with all the boats.

Eastern Point Beach is amazing any time of year. When we were there a seal happened to wash up on the beach. Mystic Aquarium was there to make sure he was safe.

On a cold Monday, it costs $40 to play on the playground for half an hour.

Note: pickleball courts are drawn over the tennis net. Not an actual pickleball net

Very nice & well kept. Wish they'd clean the restroom

Playground with basketball court and baseball field. Nice spot

Shoot hoops, play tennis or pickle ball, softball, play ground, and large parking lot.

Nice park where you can play basketball or tennis

I have softball there on Thursday