Beaches in East Marion, New York

Beach: 728 feet on harbor; non-resident fee More on Discoverlongisland.com

Beach: 728 feet on harbor; non-resident fee More on Discoverlongisland.com

In New York you'll never be deficient in beach fun. The blue waves beating such a lovely slice of shoreline will make you feel great. And it goes without saying that, there are campgrounds close at hand. Coming to this section of ... More on GoingOutside

The grand water and the seaside is such a lovely sight. Upper Beach is not a tremendously visited slice of shore, but it's always amusing to be here. This section of shore is so good. Few lodgings close at hand, you'll have to drive ... More on GoingOutside

This sector of New York is always a joy to explore during the warmest time of the year. The grand water and the striking seashore is a view worth seeing. The nearby rooms are quite far away from the beach, and if you make reservations ... More on GoingOutside

Shell Beach is not a very busy segment of shoreline, and it's always cool to be here. When was the last time you went to the beach? Shell Beach in Suffolk County, New York is the outdoors at its most excellent. The uniting of the ... More on GoingOutside

Beach: 960 feet on the Sound More on Discoverlongisland.com

Beach: 960 feet on the Sound More on Discoverlongisland.com

Fishing pier, nature center, playground, food stand. Lifeguards 10 a.m.-6 p.m Memorial Day weekend May 24-26, weekends June 1-22; then daily June 28-Sept. 1 The beach is beautiful here, the fishing is great! You have all options for ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The uniting of the water and the seashore is such a lovely panorama. This section of shore has so incredibly much. There aren't any lodgings in the neighborhood but if you're ready to drive a short length then no problem but you'd ... More on GoingOutside

Plum Island is the largest of three islands that extend from the North Fork of Long Island northeasterly into Long Island Sound. The geography of this area was created by a moraine that was pushed up when glaciers last covered the ... More on LighthouseFriends.com