My wife and I had heard of Sunset Beach when we moved out here so we drove over today (high 70s, sunny weekend day) to check the place out. There was one sign out on S. Quinsigamond Ave. pointing the way up the side street, but that was it. We parked on our own and walked around to see what it was like. Walking up to the benches along the waterline, we could see several people sunning themselves out on the dock. I saw one older woman who had just climbed out of the water watching us like we were there to steal. As my wife was about to sit on the bench for a minute to take in the surroundings, the older woman yelled out, ""We're closed!"" We turned around and left.\r
If you're reading this review, ma'am, let me say this: that's some craptastic customer service you've got there. If you want to keep the place to yourself off-hours, maybe you should try investing a couple of those small fees you collect from the customers you clearly despise and BUY YOURSELF A 'CLOSED' SIGN TO POST OUT FRONT. We will NOT be back and with your attitude, I'm sure you won't miss us.\r
As a final note, I can't figure out if this so-called 'beach' was truly sand-free or if we were just chased away before we could find it.
Pros: The hag in charge chased us off before we could notice any positives.
Cons: The hag in charge. Where's the sand? How's about some signs? You want paying customers, then try giving them something for the money.
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