Meigs Point,
Madison, CT 06443
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Meigs Point, located in Madison, Connecticut, United States, is a beautiful park situated along a two-mile sandy stretch of beach at Hammonasset Beach. This park offers a variety of activities such as swimming, surfcasting, nature walks, cycling, camping, fishing, and kayaking. The park is home to diverse habitats, including tidal marshes, forests, and estuaries, making it a haven for wildlife and rare bird species. Visitors can also explore the state-of-the-art Meigs Point Nature Center, featuring hands-on learning experiences and exhibits on the park's ecosystem. With stunning views of Long Island Sound, a beach picnic area, and opportunities for scuba diving, Meigs Point is the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. Don't miss the chance to experience the "singing beach" phenomenon at Meigs Point and enjoy the serene beauty of this coastal park.
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"Beautiful short walk along very rocky tip of Hammonasett park shoreline 200 degree view of Long Island sound and beautiful Clinton Harbor"
"Great spot for a beach day or a walk! Parking is free for CT cars if you are out of state during the open season you will have to pay."
"Love this beach! This is a more rocky side of Hammonasset Beach State park. It's a bit more remote. This is a good place for a walk, enjoying vistas, and enjoying a more secluded beach experience. This is hilly and rocky so not well suited for carriages, wheel chairs, or those with walking issues. You should also take care not to brush against the poison ivy. It grows abundantly along trails and even between some of the rocks. Note that parking here is limited to a smallish lit holding about 25 cars. In season you will likely park in the larger Meigs Nature Center which has a field for overflow parking and thus a larger capacity. It's about a 5 minute walk. Off season spaces are often available. Beautiful spot, I enjoy this part of the park very much."
"Part of Hammonnassett Beach/Park. Meigs point is my favorite spot. My secret. I ONLY go in the winter. Mid January need my beach air, vitamin sea. This is it. So peaceful and serene. Every winter at least once without fail."
"The Moraine Trail is absolutely beautiful! Just about 1/2 mile long one way, it takes you along the water the whole way - from an elevated view to water level. Towards the end, you get views of the marsh on your left. Definitely recommend taking a few minutes to walk this trail while you're at Hammonasset."
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