We find it interesting that you can go to so many different parks and in each you are transported to a completely different space. This power plant turned park is a good mix of views and practical park space, with a soccer field and a small playground but still an outdoor amphitheatre, walking paths by the ocean and a memorial to 9/11. The views of the Ocean are great even with the temperature only slightly above freezing we found it fun to hang out. The memorial is stunning and complex in the story the design tells. This is a great place to enjoy to Ocean or learn some history or both! Ok so it is time for our traveling scavenger hunt. See if you can find the places in the picture identified with Scavenger Hunt and leave us a comment.

Had a nice Afternoon here. Nice views of the Long Island Sound and a nice 9/11 Memorial

After the visit to the Bush-Holly House, a 5 minute walk brings us to the beautifully maintained Cos Cob Park. For those taking the train at Cos Cob Train Station, the park is less than 10 minutes' walk downhill. There is a loop trail, which is about three-quarters of a mile around the park. You get spectacular views of the Long Island Sound from the park. There is also a memorial in the park dedicated to Greenwich residents who lost their lives in the 911 World Trade Center terror attack.

Small but very beautiful and relaxing park, watching the water and lots of benches to sit and enjoy the quietness.

It’s an amazing park with river view. Can’t forget about 9/11 memorial. It’s really nice place to relax your mind set.

I drove from New York City to come visit my son’s family and watch my grandson playing soccer with his friends. The place is nice and neat.

Although it's not a large park, what it does it does quite well. We were there on a beautiful afternoon so had great views of the 1%'s houses across the water. The park is clean and well tended. There's easy walking paths, a small playground, and a very moving memorial to those local citizens who died in the World Trade Center and the other targets of attack that awful day. Very well designed and interesting, not overwhelming for the size or situation of the place. A nice, quiet place all around.

Little, but well maintained park where you can unwind and walk for about 20-30 minutes while kids play in the playground.

This hidden gem has something for everyone! The park itself sits on the Cos Cob Harbor with views of some of the most beautiful mansions in Greenwich! Walking/Running Trails, wildflowers, sports fields, a large playground and a beautiful 9/11 tribute monument which depicts the names of the area residents that perished on that fateful day. Dogs are allowed in the park and there are multiple doggie cleanup stations installed throughout he park.

Some beautiful views. Short walk, so go around a few times...

I love it, and the kids love it. The perfect park IMO. Have to take down a star as recently I noticed people leave garbage behind. I pick it up, but this is a NO.