Plenty of room to roam around. The beach is 33 acres, rather large for the area. The sand is very high quality though some small rocks may wash ashore during the off season but that is quite minor. The wealthy town of Norwalk rakes the beach daily during the summer to make their tax payers happy. One particular thing about this beach that is very pleasant is that first and foremost they are very kite-friendly. The administrators with the Park and Rec Department claim that kiters are treated like boaters, therefore they may launch without any problem as `close to the sailing school as possible,` which is very easy. Winds are typically sideonshore from the South. A steady 12-18 knots is usual. Watch out for some nasty gusts to be thrown at you from the east during weather present on the other side of Long Island. Summer temps in the 80's to 90's°F. A shorty will keep you warm when you want to stay out for longer sessions. Go with a full wetsuit during spring and fall. After September 1st feel free to rip the entire beach. NO ONE is around. Water: Chop. Features: Toilet, Food. Rider ability: Intermediate, Expert.
11 kn
SW · gusts 20 kn
0.3 m
3s period
0.1 m
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Updated 08/10/2026, 01:18:13
Data: Open-Meteo
The sand is very high quality though some small rocks may wash ashore during the off season but that is quite minor.
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