This beach is quite familiar, especially if you're looking to have a good time with the kids.
This beach is quite small and suitable for families, as it offers a peaceful atmosphere. However, it is worth noting that the beach has a rocky shoreline and the sand is covered in shells, making it uncomfortable to walk on without water shoes. I would not suggest visiting this beach due to the limited walking space available, which can be disappointing after paying the parking fee to enter. It is unfortunate that many of the beaches in Connecticut that welcome non-residents either have high parking fees or are closed on Mondays, which seems unreasonable. Therefore, the options for beachgoers are quite limited.
This shoreline evokes memories of my cherished childhood beach; it's a frequent destination for my family and me. Despite the abundance of jagged rocks that can cause cuts, the beach is usually bustling with activity. The splash pad is a highlight, but caution must be exercised as it can be quite slippery. The park facilities are top-notch and the beach itself is quite lovely. However, the restrooms have an unpleasant odor.