Fort Saybrook Monument Park

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115 College St

Old Saybrook, CT 06475

+1 (860) 395-3152

Fort Saybrook Monument Park in Old Saybrook, CT, is a small, peaceful park nestled along the Connecticut River. It features a historic monument commemorating the original fort built in the 1630s by English settlers.

This park offers visitors a serene spot to relax, enjoy a picnic, or take a leisurely stroll while taking in views of the river. With its historical significance and scenic surroundings, Fort Saybrook Monument Park is a charming destination for those seeking a quiet escape in the heart of Old Saybrook.

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4.05 reviews

Dan R.

12/17/2023

"When she's walking by the river and the railway line She can still hear him whisper Let's go down to the waterline" (Dire Straits) Fort Saybrook Monument Park, mild January weather, and the...

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Rozet S.

7/17/2024

Great park in Old Saybrook! Stopped by for a quick walk in the park with a friend and her baby. We loved the shady wooden pathway that looked over the marsh. We also loved the benches that...

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Brian G.

7/3/2023

This is a great little park with some seating options and awesome historical displays. Perfect accompaniment to mini golf and a walk by the marina!

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Troy D.

8/4/2020

Wow! If there's a way to get it wrong, Yelp will find it. The correct name for this listing should be "Fort Saybrook Monument Park". This can be very easily verified by checking the official...

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Brian S.

1/8/2010

A place that has been special for a very long time Way, way back in 1614 a Dutch fellow named Adrian Block sailed by this spot on his little 42 foot ship called Onrust. That's old Dutch for...

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