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!!

Pretty neat path with some calming views of the water. Cars zip by on the adjacent road pretty…read morequick which gave me a jolt from time to time. In addition, it's not a very long or wide path so it may not be the best for social distancing. The bathrooms were closed as well, which is also probably due to covid, but plan accordingly just in case. We only saw trash cans in the parking lot. The parking lot was pretty big so I'm guessing there's more to this little path than just the path. We had actually been hoping to visit Caumsett but they were rigid on the no dogs rule. Next time! The area is quite picturesque so even if you're coming from afar, you'll enjoy this little slice of land and the drive to get there.

I wouldn't necessarily come to West Neck to lay out for a beach day but it is certainly a good…read moreplace to come to watch the sunset with your dog. Not sure if they even allow dogs, but I bring mine and others do too. It's rocky you know, north shore. They have a bunch of canoes not sure if you're able to rent them or if they belong to people but it would be interesting to know if you can bring your own kayak and go out for a few hours. It takes some time to get here because of its secluded location but one thing I've noticed at least three times there have been police officers posted up right outside the exit and that make me feel safe. If you want to catch a nice sunset definitely come here, it's relaxing. Other people were posted up in their beach chairs solo with a book.

This is a lovely spot to hang out with friends and family of all ages. Lots of places to…read moresit--benches, a gazebo, and of course right by the water. There are a lot of recreational areas, including a nice kid playground. Keep in mind that this is the bay, not 'the beach.' You can swim in the water and lay on the sand, but it's rocky (this is the north shore, after all). Some ocean-going purists may not like it, but it's fine by me! I also love that this is so close to the main drag in Oyster Bay. It's super convenient to pick up some food or drinks if you didn't pack your own.

Oh, it's changed. When I was here in the mid-80s, there were no ball field or tennis courts. There…read morewas a big stretch of road where the firemen used to practice their ladder skills and the local drivers ed learned how to drive. Since then, many improvements. The park now has tennis courts, a softball field, picnic shelter, a playground and a huge parking lot. There are several memorials including one to Theodore Roosevelt. You'll also find a boat ramp and a view of Oyster Bay Harbor. [Review 15330 overall, 832 of 2021, number 215 in New York.]

Stumbled upon this place while looking for another beach and felt this was good enough. My son…read moreenjoyed the beach on Easter, then the playground. I'd love to come back in the summer if it's not one of those beaches that cost $50-$60 unless you're from certain towns.

Do not come to this beach ! It's private for Bayville Residents only all year around and if you…read morecome you will be asked to leave or you will get a ticket. Don't waste your gas. Also it's not a PARK !

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.

Dear hikers and lovers of outdoors, If you want a…read morenice trail with some gorgeous views. Make your way to Caumsett. We went on a weekend afternoon for a sweet hike and had a special little treat at the end! Def a go to for me.

I was very impressed with Caumsett state park, from gorgeous views of the Long Island sound to…read morerolling hills and meadows, paved and dirt trails all for your exploration. I recommend reading up on the history of the park before you start your exploration of this marvel. Once a large estate owned by a gilded age family and Sold to New York State during the developments of Robert Mosses. Do be prepared to walk, but you will love what you see on your two mile plus journey of deer and wild life viewing, thats right I saw deer as well as many bird species who's calls, chirps, and knocks could be heard through out the park.

Another beautiful Town of Huntington beach!! I never really appreciated how beautiful our rocky…read more North Shore beaches were... Asharoaken is smaller, but definitely a great choice if you're looking for a relaxing, scenic day at the beach. Bring water shoes for low tide, a camera for beautiful sunsets, and enjoy!!!

Beautiful peaceful beach somewhere in Huntington Bay that I discovered on my 7 mile walk last…read moreWednesday with a blister on my left toe to prove it! This is a serene gorgeous haven with ducks aplenty and I took pix but can't find them on my phone. What's with iPhoto's? You should check out this awesome beach by foot not parking and getting charged or asked for a permit. Walking is the best exercise and you can discover all types of beautiful beaches!!

With the backdrop of the utility towers and a thriving collection of seabird life, this is a…read moreparticularly scenic north shore beach. There is a playground and even a sit down restaurant in the compound. A picnic area and a very colorful playground complete the scene. The few people in the area were friendly as they walked their dogs or collected shells. We expect to return in the spring, just before they start checking IDs.

you know the new park you added? what is all this new sensory stuff? like the old one was way…read morebetter. where are the swings? everyone likes swings, and THe BaLANCe BEAM I GrEW UP ON. and monkey bars. the new equipment added is terrible not fun an dangerous. GOoDByE im disappointed

Came by here on Easter since it was a nice day and why not. Was a nice playground, easy to park and…read moreclean looking. Randomly saw this place on way to another beach and pulled right in.

Fun time for toddler! Remember to bring beach shoes as there are lots of sharp shells and rocks!read more