The West Brighton neighborhood is located along the Staten Island North Shore. The Staten Island Zoo is a notable landmark and attraction within the community – it houses 320 different species from around the world! The oldest operating cricket club can be found at nearby Walker Park. Founded in 1827, the park hosts regular cricket tournaments to this day.

West Brighton’s peaceful neighborhood boasts a large selection of restaurants along Forest Avenue. In the mid-1800s, the area was known as “Factoryville” because of the booming textile industry during that time.

The neighborhood is nestled between Clove Lakes Park and the Silver Lake Golf Course. In addition to the park’s trails, scenic lake, and natural beauty, visitors enjoy brunch on the Stone House at Clove Lakes’ garden patio! Residents in the area are served by the Staten Island Railway and bus services.