eastern point beach
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eastern point beach印象
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This more more of a cove than a true beach with waves. The sand is soft and the beach is clean. There is a playground right behind the beach area that includes basketball courts. Great place for kids to explore the beach without fear of crashing waves or riptide. The snack bar has some of the cheapest prices I have ever seen. Hot dogs for $1.50. Parking for the day runs between $10 and $20 depending on day.
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Visitors are required to have City of Groton stickers to visit this beach. But it is THE Groton City beach and is well used by the City residents.
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Great views very quiet and clean n safe.Great oceans views and new London shore views and lighthouses
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This is really a small beach for locals. A little playground is there as well. Not a place that you go out of your way to visit.
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The last time I was there I was impressed with how quiet and peaceful it is. You can sit or lie on the sand , sit on the rocks or go under the shelter. The view of New London light house and out into Long Island Sound is gorgeous.
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This is a nice little beach that we live down the street from. It has a playground for the kids and the water is nice.
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The white sand on this beach is very fine, with no rocks. Your feet actually sink into it while you walk, not like the common dense-sand beaches. The parking lot includes spaces of which you can sit and look out into the ocean. There is walkway around three sides of the parking lot, one of which has picnic tables next to the water. There are also benches behind a vintage mansion which overlook the water. This is a great place to either go to the actual beach or simply relax on the grounds. There is a parking fee in-season.
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Happened to be out for a drive and came across this beach. Was closed for the season but I will go there in the summer. There are some Great sights and plenty of parking.
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the beach has nice soft sand that i love. the water is clear, great for kids to play in.If you don't swim just bring a chair to sit and enjoy the scenery of boats sailing by.
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Eastern Pt., has some history of it's own. During the British invasion under Benedict Arnold, the beach is where the British stormed on Groton's side of New London to secretly attack Fort Griswold. There is plenty of beach for sun bathers and a play ground for the kids. If you want to swing on the beach; they have them. Also, Eastern Pt. has a great view of the Sound, Ledge Light House, and New London Light House. A concession stand and restrooms which are open during the summer, and plenty of parking. Unfortunately, the beach is not Free, Locals have to purchase a seasonal pass or pay a daily fee as well as non-residents.