Parks and Playgrounds Greenwich CT
Greenwich Shore apartments for rent and lease would like to remind our tenants of all the Parks and Playgrounds that are located in prestigious Greenwich Connecticut. The Town of Greenwich is home to numerous parks and playgrounds to suit every residents needs.
As a tenant of Greenwich Shore apartments and a resident of Greenwich Ct. we encourage you to explore and take advantage of all of the premium parks and playgrounds that are available for your enjoyment.
Byram Shore and Rosenwald Park located next to Greenwich Shore apartments for rent and lease in prestigious Greenwich Connecticut is a beautiful well maintained park including a beach, tennis courts, playground and a small boat launch. This beautiful park is home to the Byram Shore Boat Club. Other features of Byram Shore park include baseball fields, picnic tables.
Babcock Preserve is open year round, sunrise to sunset, this largest of the Greenwich Town parks stretches between North Street and Lake Avenue. Access and parking is off North Street about .5 mile north of the Merritt Parkway. The entrance way with its attractive stone wall and low plantings was donated by the Greenwich Garden Club.
Bible Street Park is a neighborhood park within walking distance of Cos Cob School, Cos Cob Community Center and the Montgomery Pinetum. Today, the park boasts athletic fields, two baseball diamonds, two tennis courts, a basketball court and a fenced playground. But, according to historians, the site once served a very different purpose.
Binney park offers a playground and seasonal ice rink, in addition to three ball fields and four tennis courts. Permits are required for field and court use and reservation. Ten acres of natural trails were purchased and deeded to the town by Helen Binney Kitchel and Dan Wade, the local architect who designed the adjacent Perrot Memorial Library. Parking is available.
A variety of activities are possible in Bruce Park, including walking and jogging on a marked and measured trail, bicycling, and picnicking. The Greenwich Lawn Bowling Association maintains a bowling green and organizes games. Three tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a baseball diamond, and playgrounds are also available.
Christiano Park and its history might surprise you. The recreational space that's frequented by Greenwich picnickers and athletes, once served as the town dump. A makeover began in the 50's and continued through the 60's with the addition of two tennis courts, a baseball diamond, barbecue grills, a playground and one of the town's few cricket pitches.
Greenwich Shore apartments for rent encourage tenants to explore the Dorothy Hamill Ice Skating Rink. Founded in 1974, Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink of Greenwich, CT is an indoor rink and open seasonally from September 15th to March 15th. Ice skating sessions for the public are one of the main attractions at Dorothy Hamill Skating Rink.
Greenwich Shore apartments for rent encourage tenants to explore Eastern Greenwich Civic Center. Basketball Court, tennis court and spectacular community events. The Eastern Greenwich Civic Center is located at the intersection of Forest Ave. and Harding Road in Old Greenwich. The small parking area behind the building and the larger one directly across Harding Road.
Great Captain’s Island is open year round. During the summer months, there is a ferry service from the Arch Street dock with the schedule varying according to the tides. Parking is
available at the Island Beach lot across Arch Street. As a tenant of Greenwich Shore and a resident of the Town of Greenwich we encourage you to take advantage of the outstanding benefits.
Greenwich Point is open daily from 6:00 am until sunset. Activities include jogging, walking, cycling, nature study, boating, fishing, sailboarding, sun bathing, swimming, and picnicking. Find benches to sit on for quiet contemplation and enjoyment. As a tenant of Greenwich Shore and a resident of the Town of Greenwich we encourage you to take advantage of the premier amenities.