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Greenwich, CT
Best Parks (Attractions & Activities)
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Audubon Society of Greenwich |
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613 Riversville Rd, Greenwich 06831 • 203-869-5272 |
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Description:
Strap on your walking shoes and plan to become one with nature in this vast park. Over 15 miles of trails will help you navigate your way through the 285-acre park. A wide variety of wildlife species call this place home, and you may be lucky enough to encounter many of nature's precious creatures. From mid-August to mid-November, the yearly hawk-watch takes place. A visitor's center and gift shop are also located on the property. |
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Babcock Preserve |
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North St, Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
The trails that wind through this popular park are seemingly endless. Nearly 300 acres of land provide numerous opportunities for Greenwich locals and visitors to participate in recreational activities. A visit to the park will introduce first-timers to a world of joggers, walkers, and hikers. During the winter when snow is on the ground, this is a favorite for cross-country skiing. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required. |
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Binney Park |
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Sound Beach Ave, Old Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
Four tennis courts, playing fields, a children's playground, and an ice skating pond are all found in this lovely park. Visitors enjoy taking leisurely strolls through the grounds and over the beautiful stone bridges or engaging in friendly athletic competitions. The picturesque surroundings provide the perfect setting for wedding portraits or family Christmas photographs. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required. |
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Bruce Park |
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Bruce Park Dr, Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
Skip your monotonous routine at the gym this Saturday and enjoy a day of outdoor recreation in this pleasant park. Grab your tennis shoes, roller blades or tennis racquet and spend a few hours on Bruce Park's meandering fitness trails or tennis courts. Additional opportunities to expend a little extra energy are by engaging in a competitive game of lawn bowling, picnicking, or letting the children play on the playground. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required. |
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Byram Shore and Rosenwald Park |
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Byram Shore Rd, Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
A day at Byram Beach can be compared to a day in a luxurious resort. The beach is small and intimate and affords excellent views over Byram Harbor. Additional amenities provided that make this a local favorite are the in-ground swimming pool, the children's playground, three tennis courts and a picnic area. If the children get tired of playing in the pool and the ocean, the playground should keep them occupied for the rest of the afternoon. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required during peak months of May through October. |
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Greenwich Point |
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Shore Rd South End, Old Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
OLD GREENWICH. Situated on a 147-acre peninsula, Greenwich Point (also called Tod's Point) is one of the largest beaches in the area. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the quiet surroundings in this Old Greenwich neighborhood. It is a favorite spot for many to spend a few hours each day jogging, fishing, wind surfing, and biking. Picnic areas with grills and great views of the New York skyline in the distance encourage guests to spend an entire afternoon on the relaxing beach. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required May - October. |
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Island Beach |
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South Arch St Ferry Area, Greenwich • 203-622-7814 |
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Description:
This park is located on four acres of land and provides a number of activities for children and adults alike to enjoy. Picnic areas and concession stands allow visitors to spend an entire day on the island without having to go hungry. The true outdoors men and women can bring their tents and occupy a space in the campground. Since it's accessible only by boat, the beach is open according to the ferry schedule, roughly from mid-June to mid-September. Town of Greenwich Park/Beach Pass required. |
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