Groton Long Point surpasses the definition of a Waterfront Community. Gorgeous waterfront homes line the beaches and coastline of this summer oasis while smaller cottages make up the interior portion of the community.  There are a total of 590 homes on this +- 100 acre parcel of land governed by the Groton Long Point Association, which was established by CT legislation in 1921. The borough of Groton Long Point provides an active lifestyle for those interested in walking the boardwalk, biking, or kayaking with a picturesque Fishers Island Backdrop. Spend your days playing on white sand beaches that spill into the Long Island Sound.  Utilize the Yacht Club for swimming, sailing, or tennis lessons. The Yacht Club often times organizes activities such as movies, dances, and scavenger hunts ... 05/06/2010