Beaches in Queens Village, New York

Beach parking fee: $5 residents; $17 nonresidents. 60 acres; half-mile beach on harbor; basketball courts, three handball and paddleball courts, open shelter with picnic tables for seniors (weekdays only), fishing ... More on KidsPlayParks

'Bar Beach, New York' is located in Port Washington, in the Town of North Hempstead, in Nassau County, Long Island, New York. It is adjacent to Hempstead Harbor beach. A fireworks display sometimes takes place at the beach on Memorial ... More on Wikipedia

The glittering water and this segment of coastline is such a beautiful view. For all you camping folks there are campgrounds nearby. If spending too much time inside got you down, no problem, Bar Beach in Nassau County, New York is ... More on GoingOutside

'Orchard Beach' is a public beach in the borough of the Bronx in New York City. The beach is part of Pelham Bay Park and is situated on the western end of Long Island Sound. Once referred to as "the Riviera of New York City", the ... More on Wikipedia

ATLANTIC BEACH CAT HISTORY There have historically been hundreds of cats in our village, living in the beach clubs, backyards, or wherever able to find shelter. Abandonment in our beach community i... More on Atlanticbeachcats.com

Also the place is dire need of serious renovation and updating. More on Yahoo! Travel

With so many beaches in New York you'll not ever turn bored. There's heaps of outdoors recreation available nearby such as golfing, fishing, swimming, boating, and whitewater paddling, so being deficient in things to do will not take ... More on GoingOutside

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Hicks Beach is a spot where you won't make out large crowds, but it is an enjoyable location for young and old. Ready to get down to the beach, Hicks Beach in Nassau County, New York is precisely what you require. This piece of shore ... More on GoingOutside

Four decades of negotiations transpired before a lighthouse was finally built at North Brother Island. The process started in 1829, when Congress approved $5,000 "for building a lighthouse on or near one of the islands called Brothers ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

72 recreational vehicle sites with water and electric hook-ups, 6 tent sites, dump station, restrooms complete with showers. More on iloveny.com

Bordering the Atlantic Ocean, this 121-acre park offers the lure of beaches and waves but also provides a number of additional opportunities for fun, including ... More on KidsPlayParks