Beach pavilion offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with calmer waves and cool breezes. Families frequent the area, enjoying well-maintained playground and lifeguards. Amenities include food and bar options alongside clean facilities, creating a relaxed and friendly environment.
A large stretch of calm waters and quiet, clean beach makes it great for families and swimmers. Amenities include parking just steps away, a playground, lifeguards, restrooms, and a bar with food options.
A big parking lot sits just steps from the beach, making access easy. The lot stays manageable compared to larger nearby fields, and the shore is only a short 5-minute walk away.
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Overlook Beach is accessible only to residents of Babylon town.
Parking is limited and fills up quickly, so arrive early.
The beach has lifeguards, restrooms, and showers available during summer.
Beachfront spans both Sound and Bay sides, connected by an underpass. Atmosphere stays quiet and welcoming with plentiful parking and a nearby dog park. Shoreline features sandy erosion and a mix of asphalt, grass, and turf areas.
Quiet and clean with a sandy shore that faces Long Island Sound. An underpass connects the bay side parking to the beach, which has no facilities but welcomes dogs and features many birds and beach plants.
Plentiful parking sits close to a dog park and sports field. An underpass connects the parking lot to both the Sound and Bay sides of the beach.
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Parking is plentiful with a nearby dog park and sports field.
An underpass links the bay side and parking area with the Sound side.
There are no facilities or amenities available at the beach.
Beach features clean sand, calm water, and a quiet atmosphere with a notable lighthouse nearby. Outdoor bar and playground add convenience and family-friendly elements. Space remains peaceful despite occasional loud radios and smokers.
Clean and well-maintained with showers available, this beach features a beach bar at Field 5 and offers great spots for walking, including paths around the area and a lighthouse walk.
A huge parking lot offers plenty of spots with a $10 fee during the season. Parking becomes free after 4pm and in the off-season, making it easy to find a spot most times.
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Parking costs $10 during the season and is free off-season.
Lifeguards are on duty until 6 PM on weekends.
The bathrooms are open year-round at Robert Moses State Park Field 5.
Small public beach with rocky shoreline and clear water offers calm, quiet atmosphere and lovely views of the sound. It tends to get crowded despite its peaceful vibe and provides ample parking. Swimming is not allowed, but fishing and kayaking are common activities.
Quiet and clean with a beautiful sunset view, this beach offers a calm, private atmosphere for town residents. It features excellent fishing spots, plenty of parking, and is dog friendly.
Plenty of parking space sits right by the beach. The lot is huge and offers ample parking for visitors.
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There is ample parking available at the beach.
Swimming in the beach isn't allowed.
Kayak rentals are available at the beach.
Beach pavilion offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with stunning views and clean surroundings. Features include playground for children, pavilion seating, and a small boardwalk. The place stays uncrowded, making it ideal for rest and family outings.
A very clean beach with a nice boardwalk and a playground right by the sand. It has free parking, a bar on the beach, and an open cafe overlooking the water.
Plenty of free parking is available with an ample lot close to the beach. Walking distance from the parking to the beach is short and convenient.
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There is plenty of parking available at Crab Meadow Beach.
Restrooms are not available at Crab Meadow Beach; the nearest is a CVS.
The beach is rocky, so wearing shoes is important.
Beach features rough dirt road and wooden boardwalks leading to a lighthouse with incredible views. Atmosphere is peaceful and spacious, with a clothing-optional vibe and occasional crowds during busy times.
A clothing-optional and topless beach with easy access and plenty of parking. The beach stays peaceful and clean, though it can get crowded during high season and lacks handicapped-friendly access.
Parking varies with some lots like the #5 offering convenient access within a short walk. Other areas have limited parking, but overall there is ample space near the beach.
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Parking at Lighthouse Beach is limited and can be challenging.
Access to the lighthouse area requires a walk of about half a mile.
The beach is not handicapped friendly.
Small beach overlooks Peconic Bay with calm waters and gentle walk-in area. Park includes playground, picnic and grassy spaces, attracting locals and families. Well-kept grounds offer a clean, peaceful atmosphere with minimal crowding.
Calm waters and a sandy beach make this spot great for swimming and sunbathing. It offers clean facilities like bathrooms and an outdoor shower, plus a playground and picnic area for families.
A well-sized parking lot sits nearly empty mid-week, making parking easy. A parking permit is required to park here.
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Parking at Veterans Beach requires a permit, especially during summer.
Dogs are not allowed on the beach.
Swimming is safe in the designated area, but no lifeguards are present.
Wide beach offers clean golden sand and great surf with strong waves. Atmosphere stays very quiet compared to nearby beaches, making it family friendly and safe for kids during low tide. Lifeguards are present until evening, and parking is conveniently close.
A beautiful wide beach with great surf and free parking close by. It stays quiet and family friendly, making it easy to watch kids while enjoying the well-maintained sand and water.
Free parking sits close to the beach. A tiny sign notes parking permits needed until 5PM.
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Lifeguards are on duty until 6 p.m. for safety.
Public restrooms are available and kept very clean.
Free parking is available at Georgica Beach.
Small beach pavilion offers quiet, peaceful atmosphere with waterfront swings for adults and children facing the ocean. Visitors enjoy beautiful bay and harbor views alongside playground and BBQ spots that add casual fun. Entry fees apply for non-residents, and the beach features ample parking nearby.
A quiet, laid-back beach with beautiful harbor views and fast access. It offers umbrellas, chairs, free parking nearby, and a snack shop with lobster rolls.
Plenty of free parking sits right next to the beach with an ample lot offering many spots. Two security guards oversee about 10 spaces, adding a sense of safety.
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The entrance fee is $25 per adult before 5pm; it's free after 5pm.
Parking is ample and located right next to the beach.
Lifeguards, restrooms, and outdoor showers are available at the beach.
Quiet public beach with shallow water and no swimming allowed creates a calm atmosphere. Well-maintained space includes benches and a gazebo on a spacious field. Popular with families and those seeking peaceful relaxation away from crowds.
A quiet and peaceful beach with clean bathrooms and well-kept grounds. Swimming is not allowed, but it offers a calm spot for walking, relaxing, and watching boats.
Plenty of free parking exists with a large open area. An hourly automatic system manages parking fees via cell phone, but enforcement is lax.
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Havens Beach is a private beach requiring a permit for access.
Swimming is not allowed at Havens Beach due to no lifeguard on duty.
Dogs are not allowed on the beach.
Beachfront space offers quiet, serene atmosphere with rocky terrain and gorgeous waterfront views. Facilities include picnic areas, playground, and kayak rentals, supporting relaxed outdoor activities. The park maintains a peaceful, natural vibe suitable for fishing, strolling, and recharging.
Quiet and calm with rocky terrain, the beach offers super clean water and ample space for walking and picnicking. Facilities include showers, restrooms, and kayak rentals, making it easy to spend the day outdoors.
Ample parking lot surrounds the area, making it easy to find a spot. Parking is plentiful even with amenities like a swimming beach and picnic areas nearby.
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Entry to the park costs $10 per person.
The park has picnic tables, bathrooms, and ample parking available.
Dogs are not allowed in the park.
Beach features soft white sand and spacious, quiet areas ideal for long walks and relaxation. Weekend evenings bring a party-like atmosphere with live music and a lively crowd near the tiki bar. Lifeguards on duty and family-friendly amenities like a playground add to the welcoming vibe.
A clean, scenic beach with lifeguards present offers a great spot for long walks and family outings. A bar and restaurant on the beach provide live music and add to the lively atmosphere.
Parking offers a huge lot with plenty of spaces at a reasonable price of $18 per day. Handicap spots sit very close to the beach for easy access.
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Parking costs $18, but it's free during the off-season.
Live music happens on weekends, with bands starting around 5 PM.
The beach is well-maintained with clean sand and facilities.
Shoreline with gentle waves and sandy areas offers a peaceful atmosphere ideal for relaxing and enjoying scenic views. Space is ample and the vibe stays calm and welcoming, attracting families and those seeking quiet outdoor time.
Gentle waves and sandy areas create a calm spot for relaxing and swimming. Plenty of space and a picnic shelter make it family-friendly, with well-maintained bathrooms and lifeguards on duty.
Lots of parking spots exist with a $25 one-day pass purchased easily online through ParkMobile. Parking operates from May 15 to September 15.
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Parking at Wades Beach costs $25 for a one-day pass through ParkMobile.
Parking is available from May 15 to September 15.
There was no bathroom available during the winter.
Wide beach with soft white sand and calm water creates a quiet, private atmosphere. Families gather around volleyball courts and a small concession stand with shorter lines than nearby beaches. Parking requires an app and fees apply, but the area remains very clean and accessible.
A wide, very clean beach offers a quiet and private atmosphere with easy access for disabled people near the parking lot. Parking is limited but available for $45 per day via an app, and the concession stand has shorter lines though less full-service than nearby beaches.
Plenty of parking exists but can be limited at times. Non-residents pay around $43 to $45 per day via an app, requiring a parking code for their spot. Disabled access reaches the top left of the lot.
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Parking for non-residents costs $43 for the day, payable through an app.
The beach hosts volleyball leagues on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights.
The bathrooms close at 4:55 PM.
Beach features clean sand and nice little high waves with blue water. Environment feels friendly and suits families with small children. Parking is easy, with free options after 5 PM.
Clean water and beautiful scenery define this beach. It features fun waves that attract surfers and offers a spot that is often not very busy.
Parking is generally easy to find with free options available after 5pm. Residents pay a $55 fee for parking access.
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There is free parking available after 5pm.
If you arrive at 5 PM, entry to the park is free.
Resident parking costs $55 before 5 PM.
Spray park combines spacious water play areas with live music and ocean views. Atmosphere stays calm and family-friendly, with a laid-back beach vibe. Playground suits all ages, offering a clean and peaceful environment.
Clean sand and clear water define the beach, with friendly people around. Facilities include clean bathrooms and sunscreen dispensers, plus a small beach area perfect for children.
Plenty of parking spots exist most days with a large lot near the main beach. The walk from parking to the beach is easy and short.
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Access to the beach requires a residency sticker for Oyster Bay residents.
Non-residents pay a $10 cover charge to access the beach.
The parking lot is large but can get crowded on weekends.
State park combines historic buildings, paved wide walkways, and beach access for varied outdoor activities. Atmosphere stays peaceful and quiet, ideal for walking, hiking, and birdwatching. Presence of a small cafΓ© offers a spot to rest and grab snacks.
Beautiful beach access meets varied terrain from forest to sand cliffs. Trails lead easily to a clean pebble beach with pleasant shade for hiking and beach walks.
Plentiful parking exists even during busy weekends, with an $8 fee for non-locals. Bathrooms near the lot are clean and easy to access.
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Visitors should stay on trails to avoid ticks in grassy areas.
There are no food or drinks available, so bring your own.
Dogs are not allowed in the park.
Public beach offers beautiful views and a calm, relaxing atmosphere with live music and varied sporting activities like basketball and surfing. Renovations include a blue carpet walkway and murals, enhancing the experience. Food trucks and a self-serve bar add to the lively yet peaceful vibe.
Waves here support surfing right in the city. Families find it great for kids with plenty of space to play. The beach offers fresh, clean air and lively concession stands that add to the experience.
Free parking is available and easy to find, especially early in the morning. The parking areas stay clean and include free street parking spots along the beach and boardwalk.
Good to know
Swimming is only permitted between 10am and 6pm.
Lifeguards leave at 6 PM during summer.
Parking is free at the beach.
Scenic bluffs and rugged charm define this wild, untamed beach with consistent waves that attract surfers of all levels. The atmosphere stays laid-back and peaceful, offering stunning sunsets and a chance to escape crowds. It welcomes dogs before 10am and features nearby food trucks and clean facilities.
Wild, untamed shores offer clean sand and warm water ideal for swimming, surfing, and walking. The beach is pet friendly and peaceful, with scenic bluffs enhancing views of Atlantic sunsets.
Ample parking exists but spots are limited and require a permit in some areas. Signs mark permit-only, handicap, and vendor parking zones, with some unmarked spots in the middle of the lot.
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Dogs are allowed at Ditch Plains Beach before 10am and after 6pm.
Parking requires a local permit, and non-residents may be ticketed.
Expect crowded conditions during peak season, especially on weekends.
Boutique hotel offers intimate atmosphere with cozy lounge and rooftop views overlooking water and skyline. Each floor features complimentary snack and drink stations, including fresh baked cookies and coffee. Location provides easy access to town amenities and transportation options.
Complimentary beach chairs, towels, and a parking pass come with the hotel stay. The hotel sits close to the beach, making access easy. One chair was broken and unusable during visits.
Parking stays easy and convenient with plenty of spots available on arrival. The owner goes beyond by shoveling the lot and cleaning cars after snowstorms.
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The hotel is steps away from the marina, LIRR, and Hampton Jitney.
The Menhaden is within walking distance to all shops and restaurants.
The hotel offers complimentary cookies every night at 7pm.