Directions

Getting to Edgewood Park

Edgewood Park is located in the Westville neighborhood of New Haven, Connecticut. The park stretches along Edgewood Avenue and is bordered by Ella T. Grasso Boulevard to the east and West Rock Avenue to the west. With its scenic pathways, historic bridges, and diverse recreational areas, Edgewood Park is easily accessible by car, bike, or public transit.

Key Entrances:

• Edgewood Avenue Entrance: Provides access to the playground, Ranger Station, bocce court and the park’s eastern trails.

• West Rock Avenue Entrance: Perfect for those visiting the tennis, pickleball and basketball courts or the skate park. Also provides access to the park’s western trails and birdwatching areas.

• Whalley Avenue Entrance: Provides access to Coogan Pavilion, the skate park, dog park and the park’s eastern trails.

• Ella T. Grasso Boulevard Entrance: Provides access to both the duck pond and the playground as well as the splash pad/sundial

Trail Maps:

• The Main Loop Trail (2.5 miles) winds through the park’s heart, offering views of West River, wetlands, and meadows.

• Trail Map #2 with some interesting history of the park.

• The West River Greenway connects Edgewood Park to other nearby green spaces.

• The Wildlife Observation Trail provides a peaceful escape for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.

Recreational Highlights:

• Coogan Pavilion: A central hub for events and gatherings.

• Skate Park: A popular spot for skateboarding and rollerblading.

• Tennis Courts: Free and open to the public.

• Dog Run: A fenced area for off-leash play.

• Playgrounds: Family-friendly areas for children of all ages.