Bradley Point Park

Great stop on clear day for a walk along the paved Green Way. You can park for free in off-season but will likely need to pay in high season or have a resident pass. The beaches have added sand not captured in earlier maps or photos. The bridge portion near parking was closed in December 2021. The shore police and a restaurant are along the same acre walk and nearby.

This is definitely a park that has grown over time into a relaxing decorated memorial to our Veterans. Great loop to get some excercise. Walk, run, cycle...whatever you want. Great place to catch the sunset. It can get busy at times during nice weather as you can imagine but still relaxing.

A nice place too take in the sea/sound air. Parking is free and open during the off months, but I believe you need too be a resident too park during seasonal peak times. I did see a pay too park machine covered up so I assume you pay during the summer. But a really nice place too relax, take in the sea view and walk.

The shore wasn’t the cleanest. A lot of nasty-looking things were getting washed up no matter what part of the beach we were on. The day we went, there was a rancid dead fish smell throughout almost the entire beach. Other than that, the water was a nice temperature and we even saw two live horseshoe crabs mating on shore, which was pretty cool.

Veterans Walk of Honor is great for all. Remember to look down to take note of the personalized bricks during this walk. Parking is tricky as you need a window sticker for residents or pay to park. You could park free down the street at Dunkin and walk a mile the Veterans Walk as I do.

Great park in West Haven with rock bluffs jutting out into the Long Island Sound. You really get a great view of the water. They have plenty of paid parking, although the parking meter was broken when I went in the wintertime.

The Bradley Point Park is beautiful but the only thing that ruins it, is the outrageous cost of parking. Is highway robbery and greediness of the city of West Haven.