Cute bar! There's a nice view of downtown, with stool, bar or couch seats. I would have easily…read moremissed this place if my friends didn't point out its location at the top of the hotel. Lots of fun activities, and I saw some people studying here too lol We got the Disco Ball, which was perfect to split amongst 6 people. There was definitely more ice than drink... but it was cheaper than ordering 6 separate drinks. Service was fast and friendly. Solid spot for the ambiance. Ty for reading (￣^￣)ゞ

Advertised as a kebob but came out looking like beef jerky? These were like $18 by the way…read more Kind of offended tbh. 1/10

Quiet, alcohol and pet free bay beach and park. Lots of parking, clean and close beach from parking…read morelot. No boardwalk nor eateries but they do have restrooms. Rocky beach and no waves because it's on the bay. Parking is $22 for non residents. Wish the water was clearer but it's natural. Brought water shoes but didn't really need them if you're careful. They have an East beach and West beach within park. West allows bbqs, larger fields and nice views. East beach is more like a beach due to lifeguard staff. Nature center located on east beach as well. My photos are from west beach only.

I've come here a handful of times and it's always great. This time around, I came to the beach with…read moremy family for the 4th of July. I arrived at 11ish, paid $22 (non-Connecticut residents have to pay) and found parking immediately. Around 12:30 the parking lots were at capacity and closed. I love how there's so much to do at the park. You can grill, go to the beach, go for a walk and even ride your bike. It's a great time. The beach is small and full of rocks and pebbles. The water was freezing even in the hot weather. The walk towards the water is even worse. There's rocks everywhere you step and can be extremely painful. My sister and I both cut our feet trying to get in and out of the water so I HIGHLY recommend getting some water shoes! My favorite parking lot is the west side only because there's a bathhouse where you can change, use the bathroom and take a shower. Highly recommend to come here for a fun beach day or picnic or grilling. Love love this place!

Fantastic place to rent kayaks, sail boats, SUPs, or to take lessons. Very highly recommend-- it's…read morealways fun. The equipment is in excellent condition, new and clean. In addition to rentals they also offer classes for age 8-adult. The classes are very popular so they fill quickly. Although they don't rent powerboats, they now also offer US Powerboating classes, so you can get that training and certification. My son took it, and it's a really good class. Westport is beautiful from the water, and we enjoy renting there several times a summer. The office staff is very knowledgable and make both renting and signing-up for an appropriate class very easy. The beach crew that launches you also offers very helpful tips based on the wind and tide. There is substantial area to paddle in that is not impacted by tide. However, if you insist on paddling up Gray's Creek be sure to look at the tide chart BEFORE, or you could get stuck. I have rented there many times, and the staff has always told me when to avoid the tidal areas. So be sure to follow their advice, or it's on you. Since they have a lookout watching-out for the renters at all times, they will rescue you though, mud and all.

Fantastic classes, private instruction and also rentals for both my kids and me. My family rents…read morekayaks and sailboats there and the staff is always friendly and helpful. They recommend where to boat based on the tide and wind, and send people in a powerboat to help you if you get stuck or capsize. They're always keeping an eye on the renters and the weather and the prices are unbeatable

Beautiful little spot right on the harbor. Lots of different sea and shore birds for the bird…read morenerds. Also, lots of eye candy for the photographers.

Large waterfront park with lots of grassy areas, jogging/walking paths, two baseball diamonds and…read moresome basketball courts. A few nice sculptures and some fact posters around the park. It was very quiet (only a few cars) there when I visited on a Friday, mid-morning. Lots of parking spaces but non-Norwalk residents must pay the $6 parking fee to park at all time. Parking can be paid using the ParkMobile app. Might be more worth it for locals who come regularly to jog/walk...but I can't say the $6 fee is worth it for visitors unless they have other interested there...i.e. attending a game.

I found their Wednesday group paddle on FB. You can rent single, doubles or paddleboard from them…read morefor the group paddle. You can also BYOB and join for free. I showed up with my own paddleboard and had a great time exploring the Long Island Sound from Walnut Beach. They also rent bicycles. They have a cute little shop right near the water. I look forward to visiting again and renting a bicycle to explore the nearby parks. Thanks for an awesome community event.

Small Hidden establishment, a few hundred yards from the beach. Very Friendly and laid back staff…read more You can rent Kayaks, bicycles and paddle boards. All in great condition, colorful and new! A great way to spend an hour to a full day in the sun and fresh air! Gift shop is available, too, featuring beach ware and beach necessities to ukuleles!!! If you want to spend quality time with a loved one or just yourself, Go! You won't regret it!

Visited Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk this weekend. It's a lovely beach with lots picnic tables and…read moreareas to sit and eat. I came towards sunset so there wasn't much of a crowd. Parking on the weekends for non permit holders is $70 which is so outrageous to me. We ended up finding street parking and walking over, which was about a 10 min walk.

Parking was free the day I came here. The beach wasn't crowded at all. There's a nice restaurant…read morewith a decent variety of food options. The food quality was pleasantly surprising. The playground for the kids is a nice touch. The women's rest rooms need some serious upkeep though. It was pretty gross.

Facilities are amazing but that's about where it stops in terms of positive reviews. I'm sure it's…read morea vast generalization and perhaps each section of the complex is independent in operation BUT the kids gymnastics was a horror experience for our daughter - think lime time trauma! Trial class scared the child as there were no accommodations to welcome or educate on the routine. Fear developed quickly so a second attempt a week later was scheduled in hopes it was an anomaly but it wasn't. Things went from bad to worse. Office staff wanted to charge us as a second trial visit which was fine but they were ignoring the trauma in development and the submitted paperwork of enrollment (showing clear commitment but reticent due to 3 yr old reaction. We got through that, then there was the inflexibly and insensitive approach yet again as our daughter walked into the gym space. Less than 5 minutes and tears were like a river!!! We tried to dork out an option to arrive 15 minutes early in hopes to get a "show and tell" of the environment but the front desk were so closed minded even that wasn't an option. Can only imagine what will be next, clearly we aren't enrolling our daughter, will they charge us anyway. To be determined (continued)...

Great facility, however, employees should be better prepared to answer questions about facility…read more At entrance gate I asked which field was #1 as each field has assigned number. Employee answered it was second field past entrance gate. She was wrong - it was way in the back. As some people not familiar with layout, employees should be able to answer their basic questions.

This is a very safe environment with beautiful surroundings for Kayaking. The staff is very…read morefriendly helpful and responsive. I was constantly sending emails as I was concerned because I was taking the train from the city And coming with my dog and they patiently respond it's all my questions. I highly recommend this outfit.

The Hudson valley area is full of fun recreational activities to do during the day. Maybe none more…read morefun than kayaking. This place has tours groups you can go on an expedition with, or if you want just rent the kayaks and make your own adventure. I went renting the kayaks. I would say wear something comfortable, but good for the conditions as you will be out on the river for an hour or two. And don't forget your sunscreen! And if you want, bring a refreshment for the ride. Rentals are very inexpensive and totally worth it. If you like Kayaking, paddle yourself this way.

Lake Mohegan in Connecticut is the BEST off leash trail I've ever been to!…read moreIt's a fun trail for both doggies and the people. The water's super clean, fun to swim in for the dogs. I never get bored here even after spending hours. Free parking, and no admission fee. It's too good to be true! I was here last weekend with my family and took some videos, you can see it at https://youtu.be/dwveADVq4Hs

Lovely lake beach area for in season Fairfield residents which is not accessible off season or…read morewithout residency. Many trails throughout although no clear map or directions at starting points nor marked throughout. Lots of dogs off leashes so be aware. Drive past the lake and parking area to get to "cascades" area. Peaceful and tranquil nature. Fairly easy "hike" but hiking shoes recommended due to wet leaves and exposed roots and rocks.

This camp Is amazing! I sent my daughter here and she has millions of fun stories to tell. She made…read moreso many friends and the staff Is extremely welcoming and kind! Her favorite part was swimming and jumping into the lake with her friends. she had the best time of her life! She can't wait to go again next year!

From the owner: Camp Laurel is a private, coed children's camp in Maine where 240 boys and 240 girls come each…read moresummer to learn, laugh, play, make friends and have a great time! Children come from all over the country and enjoy a full spectrum of activities in a family environment featuring more than 40 programs in six core areas: Athletics, Waterfront, Inter-Arts, Tennis, Adventure, Equestrian.