Really love this spot. Private small town beach atmosphere with gorgeous waters and sand. Great for…read morepicnics, walks, public restroom stop, and playground for the kids. Very clean and well kept. We see local families walking their dogs here, but there is a sign that says no dogs on sand. We wish they allowed dogs in the evening or early morning hours to make it more family-friendly!

Beautiful, peaceful spot to spend a day, or just a few hours... A more "hidden," tranquil…read morealternative to its neighbor, Centerport Beach across the way, this is a great spot to swim, take in the sunrise/sunset, kayak, or just enjoy the view. Rocky, so be sure to bring your beach shoes. Worth a visit (after hours/post Labor Day to avoid non-resident fees) if you're in the area!!

Grew up nearby, and this was our closest N. Shore beach option. Always preferred the S. Shore…read moreocean beaches, but only recently have learned to appreciate this and other N. Shore gems. Bring water shoes, as it's extremely rocky, especially during low tide, but it's a wonderful place, especially if you're wanting to avoid crowds and take in the awesome scenery!! **No resident fees after 5pm/Labor Day**

We came here for the day. The beach is clean and has a good number of pebbles on it, but not bad…read more Lifeguards on duty. $30 for a daily pass, cash or credit. No ratchet people here, so you don't have to worry about people smoking or playing their music loud like in the city and can just enjoy yourself and listen to nature. No dogs on the beach and bathrooms do the trick. Plenty of parking.

This has been my beach for 58 years. I've seen the beach grow. I've seen the beach shrink. I've…read moreseen play items. Come and go. It's a great beach. It's protected by the Robert Moses sand bar. The food is good and fairly priced for being at a beach. They've added a bar area and it looks good. I'm not a drinker so I wouldn't know. The best thing they've added is closed showers. You can wash off and more showers outside to rinse feet. I love the upstairs area when I go in the winter it's protected, but you still get to enjoy the beach.

My review is based on our many visits to this beach in the off season, when we would take our dog…read morefor a walk near the surf. The beach is always magnificent with alternate white and red sand, and views out to the Robert Moses bridge and water tower. Last year, the Town of Babylon sent out a policeman who we nicknamed "Joe Friday." Joe has the personality of a box of rocks and only speaks in one syllable words. ("Is that your dog? Dogs can't be here. Leave now.") Otherwise, we would have easily given this park five stars. Since we are now between dogs, we went out this morning and found the beach as lovely as ever, and still not crowded. About half of the visitors were not wearing masks. There was a thriving population of fishermen along the edge of the beach. During the season, the park is restricted to residents of Babylon - their web page did not mention any pricing option for non residents.

Awesome local beach/ park right on the Great South Bay. There is a boat ramp as well as plenty of…read moreball fields and tennis courts. The beach hut also serves food and drinks in the summer months and often has a great live music scene every night.

A really nice family-friendly place. My son loves the splash park here. Fortunately it isn't ever…read moretoo crowded here which is great. There are plenty of lounge chairs and regular chairs to watch the kiddos splash and play - or you can join in the fun as well! An hour or so of playing here and my toddler is wiped out. Be mindful of your own children here - obviously surfaces can get slippery with the water so running is not a great idea. The lifeguards are teenagers usually looking at their phones or chatting with one another. Hours for the splash park at 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. and last day of the season is Sept. 2nd. There are also fun lawn games when you first enter like giant connect four and corn hole. If the sand and beach is more your thing, Venetian has you covered. There is a small section roped off in the water designated for swimming. The food section is fast-food esque - think burgers, dogs, that sort of thing. Last time we got a soft pretzel which, at $6.50 was a bit outrageous. And it was underwhelming. We sat at one of the picnic tables - no food allowed in the splash park area. They do have concerts here at night which is fun, and a great (free) family summertime activity. In the off-season, the playground here is awesome. Great for the 3-8/9 year old range. It is also completely closed in via gate, which always makes me feel more comfortable.

Great drive on spot. Weekends can get really busy but usually everyone parks close together to fit…read moremore people and others spread out a lot. But if you go durning the week or get there early it's easy to find a spot. Usually everyone picks up after themselves so the beach is pretty clean. Great view of the water. A lot of room to air down before entering. Easy location.

The best beach in NY. Where to start the water is the cleanest water in NY. If your from NY you…read morealready know how bad the beaches are here lol. Having the car next to especially when having kids is like a dream come true. People are super friendly not crowded what more can you ask for right? I love this place a must go!

This is my fav "town" beach since moving to north shore 7 yrs ago from south shore. At Long Beach…read moreNissequogue, the water is so clean, you can see to bottom most days and although we have rocks on our beach; I'll gladly take a rocky beach with clean water and S P A C E : ) to breathe, and not be crowded than a beach with no rocks; but water is dirty and ocean beaches are too crowded. Also, your car is...where now? Parked far away. Now you have to carry everything farrrr. UGH. I hesitated to write this....as I want to keep Long Beach all to myself and the "regulars" that love it as much as I do. Then I felt guilty for not sharing... so here ya go : ) PS) DO NOT TAKE MY SPOT!!!!!!!!!!!! ; )~

Gorgeous large beach indicative of the north shore complete with cliffs and mansions. The most…read morebeautiful way to start any day is to take a walk or run on the beach. Sound on one side with marsh on the other. Very clean and relaxing.

This is a great beach, especially after Labor Day, because you don't need to show you live in…read moreBabylon Town (not village). Always surfers here and the beach is very clean. Caution: there are strong currents here, with an offshore sand bar and you could get caught in a rip current quickly without even realizing it (happened to me). Know you abilities and limitations as a swimmer but otherwise it's the best small ocean beach on LI.

One of my favorite Long Island beaches. I drive on on the 4x4 part. Beautiful sand. Great spot for…read moresurfers. You need a compressor to fill back up when leaving. A permit is required to ride on.

If you here for swimming, I don't recommend going here, if you here to relax then maybe yes,…read moreotherwise there's really nothing to do here but chill, you can't swim far away, only good thing is there's a playground for children

Great little private beach with a playground, restricted swimming area, and beach chairs!read more