Hammonasset Beach, Madison, CT 06443, United States
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Hammonasset Beach - Featured Reviews (883)
Very quiet place , I went today and everything was very quiet, people were enjoying themselves without disturbing, a group had music but it was very low, everything was very pleasant, the only thing is the beach does not have any trees or booths to protect themselves from the sun and the water was a bit dirty. I removed 1 star because the beach is no crystal clear , the water temperature was very nice not cool .
I was not that impressed with this beach! I moved to CT about 1.5 years ago from MA. So far, I visited this beach twice - once in last summer and now in last week. Firstly, I felt the water is very dirty looking, not sure maybe it’s not a straight water from the sea (like backwaters). I didn’t see tides not that high as well! On the other hand, the shoreline is really long! I liked walking on the beach. I noticed there’re a lot of wood, logs 🪵 all the way. As I enquired a local, I got to know they’re pushed by the CT river with recent heavy rains/floods and the local government will remove them soon. I noticed there’s a lot of camping activity near this beach! Got to keep mosquito nets otherwise you’d be in huge trouble! Overall, my experience wasn’t that great, but I had no choice as not many beaches in CT. I liked the beaches in MA, RI, NH, VT and Maine!
Awesome beach, tons of areas to explore if one spot is too busy. Camping spots are available, bathrooms are clean, and they have dumpsters for garbage.
A great place for a bike ride or just a walk if your not into the beach scene.
Very and quiet beach. I like this place. They don’t have any restaurants or food stall, they only have bathroom to use.
Open since 1919, this beautiful state park has two long miles of shoreline that allow it to be known as Connecticuts' largest public beach park. Hammonassett is pet friendly (during the off-season 30Sept - 01Apr), very clean, and has plenty of parking with multiple interesting places to stop. The beach itself is the longest stretch of public shoreline in Connecticut, which offers plenty of opportunities to view the beautiful scenery in peace. Within the state park is a nature center (Meigs Point) that offers detailed information on the locations history and wildlife. Affectionately called Hammo, this is a great place to relax alone or with family, take pictures, fish, swim, camp (550 camping spots), picnic, walk, and/or simply enjoy life.
Nice beach with clean bathrooms ! This beach does get extremely busy during the summer so try to arrive early.
The recent upgrades to the walking trails, beaches and facilities are wonderful. Over the last 7 years they have completed so many needed improvements. Love this beach! I walk/jog there-walking from one end and back is approx 45mins. The views are wonderful!
Once an active farm now a beautiful country park! Great place to walk your dog with trails and pretty ponds. The old farmhouse brings back memories of yesteryear. Bring your children to frolic in the fields or for a great family photo op. Artist h
A Wonderful Experience We Love it Here! They made my wifeâs birthday very special! We had couple massages and Ella & Laurie were great! Canât wait to come back. Our waitress Kim was fun, funny and very engaging. The views are breath taking, and t
What a gem! We come back year after year! The cottages are absolutely adorable, very comfortable, and clean. The location is fantastic, so close to Hammonasset State Park, the beach, and shoreline dining. The owners are the best, they are kind, a
This is like a sports bar but it was crowded but they were able to seat us. Nice atmosphere. Great service and great food. INhad the make your own burger and it was big and delish! My friend had the buffalo wings and she loved them. We had a gin and
Great selection of coffees, teas, and refreshers! Something for everyone, and they all tatsed great!! The staff were all very friendly, the place was clean and inviting. Weather its a quick stop to grab and go, or stay and sit for a while, I'd defini