West Haven, CT Beaches - Which Beach Fits Your Beachgoing Style?

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West Haven, CT Beaches - Which Beach Fits Your Beachgoing Style?
West Haven has the largest publicly accessible shoreline in the state of Connecticut. So what makes these beaches a great way to spend the day? Watch my video to find out which beach suits your style.
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I'm Stacy Olson a realtor with The Valentini Team at William Ravies Real Estate and I'm licensed in the state of Connecticut. I mostly specialize in the coastal communities of greater New Haven, but really have been a native Connecticut girl my whole life. I can provide you with everything you need to know about moving to Western New Haven County (Milford, Orange, Woodbridge, Derby, Ansonia, West Haven) and Northern Fairfield County (Danbury, Bethel, New Fairfield, Brookfield, Newtown, Trumbull, Monroe, Shelton, Stratford). I share real estate tips on this beautiful area along with anything from neighborhoods to small businesses to the beaches and local things to do. I love my home state and all it has to offer and want to share it with anyone who is thinking about moving here.
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7 июн 2022

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@connecticutcoastallife 2 года назад

Which beach is your favorite?

@user-re3ef4ch8b 14 дней назад

Which one is ok with dogs?

@usucmehardutube 3 месяца назад

I ran from Savin Rock today as it was filled with inner city teans twerking on the rooves of cars. Teenagers fighting and harassing adults. It's like a dream come true.

@momoyama3378 2 года назад

I used to live on Bassett street and I miss the Painter Park nearby.

@connecticutcoastallife 2 года назад

Painter Park is nice too! Right up the road from the sound.

@satinbarbi 10 месяцев назад

@@connecticutcoastallife Don't forget Ray park. The perfect place for kids to go sledding in winter.

@connecticutcoastallife 10 месяцев назад

@@satinbarbi thanks! I didn't know about Ray park. I will look into it! :)

@satinbarbi 10 месяцев назад

@@connecticutcoastallife It is off Chestnut St near Painter Park. The land was left to the city to be used as a bird sanctuary. It is a just a pretty wooded area with hills.

@blueseaev 2 года назад

Thank you for your information! I have a question for you. I recently moved to Stratfort, Ct which beaches do I have access for free, and which ones would you recommend me?

@connecticutcoastallife 2 года назад

Are you asking about West Haven beaches or Stratford beaches? West Haven is free if you street park somewhere (legally) and just walk to the beach. You only pay if you use a designated beach parking lot or beach street parking.

@dashriprock5720 5 месяцев назад

NO! West Haven does not have ample parking at the beaches. Though there are several lots which make it seem ample compared to other places along the shore in Ct. It tends to get easily crowded in the summer. As for fishing on the pier. If the pier is on a guarded beach, (guarded by a life guard for swimmers) you are only allowed to fish straight off the end of the pier, you cannot cast off the sides of the pier. So those big beautiful piers that used to have dozens of people fishing are only good for about 4 people at a time. The life guards will call the police. And that goes for any guarded Beach...no fishing from the beach. The bird sanctuary is right next to the sewage processing plant, so if you like the smell of raw sewage, you'll love the bird sanctuary. Be forewarned if you bring your kids to the bird sanctuary. Your kids might get an eyeful of some creeps hanging out together hiding in the tall grass. (that's all I need to say about that) The Audobon is a much better place to bring your kids to observe nature.