Nestled between Westbrook and Old Saybrook Center, this community offers easy access to Long Island Sound and U.S. Route 1. Enjoy the coastal charm of southeastern Middlesex County.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Old Saybrook
Harvey's Beach
8.8/10 (93 reviews)
Harvey's Beach offers pristine white sand and calm, shallow waters perfect for families with young children. Explore the expansive sandbars at low tide to discover fascinating tide pools and marine treasures.
Chalker Beach
8.8/10 (26 reviews)
This private Connecticut shoreline offers a tranquil escape with soft sands and gentle waves. Generations of families have created a close-knit beach community here since 1931, complete with summer concerts and bonfires.
Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center
8.8/10 (53 reviews)
The Kate honors Katharine Hepburn's legacy through intimate performances in Old Saybrook. Enjoy theater productions, then explore the museum's collection of the iconic actress's costumes and memorabilia.
Crystal Lake Town Park
8.4/10 (16 reviews)
This 180-acre recreational haven features trails, sports fields, and Crystal Lake for fishing. Hike through scenic woodlands or gather with family at the pavilion overlooking tranquil waters.
Essex Saybrook Antique Village Shopping Center
9.0/10 (66 reviews)
Discover treasures spanning decades at this 6,000-square-foot antique haven with over 50 dealers. Browse art glass, nautical artifacts, and vintage furniture while knowledgeable staff share the stories behind each piece.
Saybrook Country Barn
9.0/10 (27 reviews)
Housed in a historic 1799 building, Saybrook Home offers 42,000 square feet of premium furniture and designer apparel. Browse multiple showrooms of quality home décor before dining at the on-site Aspen Restaurant.
General William Hart House
9.0/10 (17 reviews)
Step into the 1767 Georgian residence of Revolutionary War General William Hart, with its distinctive eight corner fireplaces. Guided tours reveal colonial life through period furnishings and family stories.
Fort Saybrook Monument Park
10.0/10 (1 review)
Explore Connecticut's first military fortification from 1635 at this historic waterfront park. Follow the elevated boardwalk for panoramic river views and discover colonial history through informative storyboards.
"The room was nice and very well renovated, HOWEVER the floor was so dirty that it left out socks black after walking around the room. The bed was clean and the location was good but the cleanliness of the room in general left something to be desired."
"This is a very tastefully decorated B&B in an idyllic location. 6 minute walk to West Beach and near all the famous CT shoreline restaurants and attractions."
"The front desk staff was kind and friendly and made us feel welcome. Breakfast was good. Parking was easy. I plan to stay here again on future trips. "
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.