A wonderful place for walks and relaxation. Very beautiful landscape. The park is located on a hill…read moreoverlooking the ocean. Unfortunately, the museum was closed, but we will try to come back here in the spring. When you decide to visit this place, keep in mind that parking here costs $15.

We went to a wedding here at the house they have the property, and it was beautiful. The service…read morewas great and the food was excellent.

A marine educational center, tennis center, lots of piers and docks to fish and launch kayaks and…read moresmall boats. I used to love going to the village beach here, play tennis & bike.

Great Little Spot to enjoy a festival walk around in plenty of parking wheelchair handicap…read moreaccessible, which is important because I have a lot of people in my family disabilities and something generally healthier to do with the family so it's a plus and on a nice day is perfect to enjoy

I have grown up going to Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club with my dad being a member there, and then…read moreultimately my brother and I were members when we lived in the area. Seriously, my dad has been a member here for about 40 years. (Love seeing some old school pics of him in the rec room from when he as on the board with that nice 60's stash. ha!) The facilities include a large recreation room with a TV and pool tables, a very large community kitchen, restrooms, several grills with plenty of seating, and an outdoor shower. The lawns are always manicured so it's nice to sit outside and watch the flutter of activity going on in Boston Harbor. And how can I not mention the oar ring game that only gets better when your're playing against family and friends. If you're looking for a community boat club then Greenwich Boat and Yacht Club would be a great option for you.

Totally confusing website Website doesn't actually work and…read moreit might be that u can inly get tickets 9-5 monday-friday No one answers the phone monday-friday Says you can buy tickets in person-but one point. Parking-it is $40. At the kiosk it is $7...maybe you have to buy a ticket in the website that doesnt work or by the phone number that no one answer's? Which amount and method is the right one and which one will get you a ticket? Do you need a set of tarot cards to find out? Look at the pictures from the website thst wont actually let you buy a ferry ticket All of this is designed to keep people out of the island I thought i might be able to get a ticket day of since i wasn't able to before hand The lady worker went out of her way to scream ar me and call me stupid Attached are the instructions from the awful website Thanks for screwing up my birthday

GREAT BEACH, AWFUL GOVT…read more You can park a couple blocks away, then take a fun, 20-minute ferry ride from Greenwich Harbor. The island includes a slightly-rocky beach with shaded benches; a park area with a playground, BBQs, and picnic tables; and restrooms and a snack bar. Cost, not incl. parking, can be up to $19 per person aged 5-64 y.o.. But Greenwich govt. is a joke: odd policies, inconvenient requirements, key info either missing or buried on website. Make sure you get a Park Pass before doing anything else. To board the ferry, you need not only a ticket, but also a Park Pass - which isn't sold at the ferry ticket counter. They're sold only at various civic centers, located 3-5 miles away, and *not open on weekends*. Also, the Parks & Rec webpage on Park Passes doesn't mention cost; you have to look at their Ferry PDF. Then consider parking at Horseneck Parking lot. On weekends, it's free. A parking attendant advised this, and it was corroborated by a sign at Horseneck indicating that the lot was reserved for Greenwich residents with the "G" permit on M-F 9a-5p. As of this writing, the Parks & Rec webpage cites only the parking lot across from the ferry, which the aforementioned parking attendant advised can cost up to $35 per car. The most recent Parking dept. press release with news about these lots doesn't mention this cost. A ferry ticket is up to $12 per person aged 5-64 y.o.. APPENDIX Ferry http://www.greenwichct.org/upload/medialibrary/aa4/2016_Summer_in_Greenwich.pdf Park Pass http://www.greenwichct.org/government/departments/parks_and_recreation/park_beach_tennis_passes/ Parking http://www.greenwichct.org/government/departments/parking_services/

We are cruising the Sound and stopped at Safe Harbor for the evening. Discovered this great…read morelittle rental shop with the best folks right by the marina. Picked a super fun bike with a basket for a run into town. They had paddle boards as well as a nice selection of bikes. Unbelievably fun and friendly staff owners? I couldn't recommend them more.

Great service, loved paddle boarding here, not the best water but the owner was lovely and for that…read moreI support her small business. Equipment was solid and parking was easy/free.

Great facility, two sheets of ice, swimming pools, racquetball courts and additional courts for…read morebasketball, and more - right beside the Hospital for Special Surgery site (so exercise, get injured, and go next door... streamlined?). Big parking lot, lots of space inside for warm up and parents to sit around to do work while their kids are doing camp or exercise. Big gymnastics area and a lot of space for different kinds of exercises, trophies and highlighted local sports coaches and athletes. Wifi internet available. Online registration for services and you can also buy at the desk. They have you check-in for ice time at the main desk. A lot of records on the wall at the pool.

Whoever runs the tennis front desk should be replaced. I have called there twice and sent various…read moreemails to try to get private lessons and not once has someone called me back. Knowing how this facility is run, I would never spend my money there. Just terrible.

I really love this state park. Parking is $10. There is an area to bbq, an area to rent pedal…read moreboats, a hotel, a pool, area to purchase food and hiking trails. I usually go just to hike and enjoy the views. What I like is that the trail is always clean with clear signs on where to walk up which creates a safe hike. There are different levels of difficulty of trails so you can either select a moderate trail or challenging one. There is a large grass area where you can sit and enjoy a picnic or take a walk around the lake.

Avoid at all costs while they are doing construction. It's impossible to actually get to a trail…read morehead. And there is no one in any of the offices to actually offer help. They should have warned us many trails closed or detours when we paid the parking fee. While not much I would have skipped the $10 feet since we actually didn't do anything during our trip as all the trail heads were too far