New York Beaches - Beach Vacations in New York NY
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AThe Floating Pool at Brooklyn Bridge Park Beach
- 334 Furman Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201 - +1 718 624 6030
- last night was my first excursion to brooklyn bridge park and it was delightful. they show movies on thursday nights during the summer, and the backdrop ... more on Yelp
- They turned a dirty old parking lot into one of the nicest areas in Brooklyn! Brooklyn Bridge Park is such a great place to hang out and take in the ... more on Yelp
The Floating Pool at Brooklyn Bridge Park Beach
334 Furman StreetBrooklyn, NY 11201
BRockaways
- 90-14 Rockaway Beach Blvd
Between 90th and 91st streets, New York City, NY - 7183184000
- I hate to knock on Rockaway Beach, but being a semi-honest person and a fully-honest Yelper, I am compelled ... more on Yelp
- Rockaway Beach is as awesome as it ever was. Let's list the reasons: It's easy to get to (enter the Ramones singing), the waves are big, the beach & ... more on Yelp
Rockaways
90-14 Rockaway Beach BlvdBetween 90th and 91st streets, New York City, NY
CBrighton Beach
- Coney Island Ave & Brightwater Ct
New York City,NY,11230
- So much cleaner than Coney Island beach. Not too crowded on normal days, a short walk from the B or Q more on Yelp
- Once darkness sets in, Brighton Beach becomes magic. The edge of the sea here is far enough from the roads and the buildings to forget the existence of ... more on Yelp
Brighton Beach
Coney Island Ave & Brightwater CtNew York City,NY,11230
DManhattan Beach
- Oriental Blvd
New York,NY,10079
- Very convenient for me to get to, and always a lot of fun. I used to ride my bike all the way down here, but with this heat it's easier to just hop on ... more on Yelp
- One of the nicest beaches within the five boroughs. It's decent sized so there will enough room for your blanket. If you want to use the barbeque pits ... more on Yelp
Manhattan Beach
Oriental BlvdNew York,NY,10079
EProspect Park Dog Beach
- Prospect Park - Brooklyn
New York, New York - +1 212 639 9675
- Overview This man made, concrete beach was designed for our canine friends. It is located in Prospect Park, off 9th Street on the path leading down from the Tennis House. Dogs may only be off-leash before 9 am and after 9 pm in the summer and after 5 pm in the winter. People are not permitted to swim in ... more on DogFriendly.com
Prospect Park Dog Beach
Prospect Park - BrooklynNew York, New York
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With all the urban excitement of New York City, it’s easy to forget that their nearby beaches offer families and adults a great summer beach holiday. Fire Island is “The Greatest Little Sandbar on the Eastern Seaboard,” With over a dozen beach communities on Fire Island, New York sun-seekers can choose from a wide array of attractions. The Pines is the largest, most expensive community, with an atmosphere reminding of us Monte Carlo. Beach Activities include walking the boardwalks, sunbathing, an exciting nightlife, and even surfing. If you’re seeking wholesome, family activities, be aware: The Pines on Fire Island is sometimes labeled as hedonistic and very “open-minded,” attracting a strong gay presence.
In sharp contrast, the tiny villages of Saltaire and Ocean Beach are exceptionally tranquil, quiet, and conservative. Both of these New York Beach communities have rules restricting vehicle traffic, limited the use of bikes, and controlling pet animals on the beachfront, so be sure to review their on-line information packages and check the tips for lodging, dining, and activities.
Greenport
New York is a historic, three century old seaport, rich in maritime
history. Travel Guides rank Greenport
highly as a well-preserved, charming settlement by the sea. The shops are quaint, with fine dining
available. For New York Beach
activity, we traveled to nearby Southold and enjoyed both Kenny’s Beach and McCabe’s Beach. Both areas had restroom facilities and
lifeguards.
