Meigs Point — Attraction in Madison

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...

Beautiful views from shoreline trails that go in -n- out of the dunes / shrubbery. This area is loaded with wildlife ... there are multiple marsh ponds with Osprey, Pipers, Crabs, Great Egrets, etc. It can get really crowded in the summer months, but is very welcoming before memorial day & after labor day. They have a very nice butterfly garden too! Ample parking with bathrooms near the "outdoor...

Meigs Point is a great place to bring the kids for a fun and peaceful nature hike. There’s plenty to explore—lots of birds to spot and tons of shells along the shoreline to collect. It’s a beautiful mix of beach and nature trail, making it a great way to spend time outdoors with the family. Definitely worth the visit if you're looking for something relaxing and educational...