​BEACH RULES

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1. The town beach is for residents and taxpayers of the Town of Greenfield, N.H. only. Guests are permitted when accompanied by a resident or taxpayer. Greenfield facilities permit sticker is required on your vehicle. You may obtain the sticker from the Town Office. Non-residents registered for swimming lessons may obtain a temporary permit.

2. The beach is open to the residents between the hours of 6:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

3. NO DOGS, horses, pets or animals of any kind are allowed on the beach!

4. No open fires are permitted.

5. No vehicles are allowed on the beach.

6. Disturbing noises and/or music is prohibited.

7. Littering, including the careless disposal of cigarettes is prohibited.

8. Pick up your trash and take it home with you. This is a carry in/carry out facility.

9. Alcoholic beverages prohibited.

10. NO Smoking on the beaches

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• Regulation of Sunset Beach as per Town Ordinance (originally voted 1992). Fines for violation up to $100.00 and/or not more than 20 hours community service

• No lifeguard on duty sign will be posted when no lifeguard present. Swim at your own risk.

• Listen to the lifeguards at all times.

• Lifeguards have the discretion to ask parties to leave the beach premises.

• Parents must watch children near parking lot area. It’s the lifeguard’s job to watch the water.

• No Horseplay.

• No Floatation devices allowed while lifeguards are on duty.

• Fishing allowed on the outside of roped beach area ONLY!

• Do not feed the ducks or other wildlife present near beach area.

• Floating Raft Rules

  • No rough play.

  • No tipping of the floating rafts.

  • No other floatation devices other than noodles to the floating raft.

  • Lifeguards have the discretion of deciding if person swims well enough to go in deep water out to the rafts.

  • No swimming under the rafts.

  • No dogs.

• The beach water is tested by the State. Any time the beach is deemed unsafe for swim, please abide by the signage posted.