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Can get there by LIRR to Long Beach stop. We've only driven there. There's a toll plaza via the NY-878/Nassau Expressway/Atlantic Beach Bridge, a drawbridge. Or via Long Beach Blvd. which is around the middle of the island to/from the Oceanside area. Or via Loop Parkway which is more to/from eastern direction. By New York Ave, there's a ramp to the well-maintained boardwalk, with access ramps to the beach. Outdoor showers by the beach ramps. Clean restrooms. Snack place nearby. Please check their website for updated info. For this year, Beach passes are needed to get on the beach at specified times, $15/day for non-residents. We've gone at 5pm when it isn't too hot and passes no longer required. Not crowded the times we've gone. The sand/beach is very clean. Lifeguards only til 6pm. They were strict with the flags; will call your attention with their whistles if you swim outside the designated area.
I haven't been here in years!!! I was surprised seeing the new apartment complexes built up. I parked at the lots with no issues and my girlfriend and I walked around to the boardwalk. Great spot for walking around at. I found it interesting that the view of the waters/sea from the benches on the boardwalk is covered up now with new planted brushery. I like that there's a foundation built below the ditch now, definitely to help protect the new apartments. I really like the lifeguard spots to chill on here, although the sand hills used to be a lot taller. It's definitely worth a visit to come by here to relax or enjoy a lively vibe. *No E-bikes allowed *Must walk bikes on ramps *Security scanners active *Biking allowed only on center lane
Really cool Beach Community with lots of Bars, Restaurants, Surf Shops & an Awesome Beach! It's a mini-vacation every time I get out there, which sadly isn't very often. Jumped out there yesterday to catch the Sunset and then a Reggae Show @ The Inn. Great slice of Paradise right within NYC!
We stayed at the Algeria Hotel last year and knew when we came back to the area we had to bring our bikes to bike the boardwalk. It was a beautiful day so we biked it a few times! Definitely coming back next year, hoping to find other places in the area to bike.
This is our new go-to. Leave early enough from Westchester, and you can be here in 25 min. The beach is clean, the water is clear, and the staff is decent. The designated swimming area is incredibly narrow. Why is that? Make sure to pack a lunch. I'm not sure if there is a concession stand on the boardwalk. We had to walk all the way to W. Park Ave to grab food and drinks (over half a mile from the beach). Overall excellent beach - just come prepared!
Really big and beautiful beach. The board walk is really big and still looks new. There aren't too many restaurants around on the boardwalk. There is also some construction but not too bad.
Fall Season has got me feeling nostalgic for those Good Ole Summer Days-lol. I cannot help it, I am a Summer Baby (It Is Always Cancer Season In My Head) and I am in love with the Summer Season. Beaches are one of my favorite places to visit and if I could be there every day I would-lol. Having visited Long Beach several times in Long Island, I can speak of its beauty. Experiencing Peace, Tranquility, Sun + Fun at a beach that is clean w/ lovely views is fantastic and Long Beach definitely has all of that and more. Everytime we know that we are planning go to Long Beach, we purchase tickets to get onto the LIRR (Long Island Railroad) at 34th Street Penn Station in Manhattan, NY. The Long Beach LIRR Ticket can be a combination ticket if you request this kind from the LIRR Ticket Booth Teller. Combination Ticket = LIRR Train Ticket + "Long Beach" Beach Pass to gain beach entry. Beach Admission Tickets are $15 if f one just wants to buy a ticket at the actual beach. One hour after arriving at the Long Beach Train Station in Long Island and a short several minute walk later, one shows their Beach Pass to the Beach Attendant and then....Time to hang out + enjoy the day! Beach Comfort is a Beach Chair/Beach Umberella Rental Company that takes care of this needs for patrons (if you decide to get these things) while chilling out at Long Beach. While being at Long Beach for my last birthday we rented beach chairs and found them to be comfy enough basking in the sunlight. Beach Comfort staff bring the chairs/umbrellas to you and set everything up for you. Staff alao come to you one hour before lifeguards kevae their posts at 6pm to retrieve all of the rented chairs/umbrellas back from patrons at the end of the beach day. Long Beach is along the Atlantic Ocean. Long Beach goes for miles and miles, has plenty of areas for individuals to lay out, play games, build sandcastles, enjoy your food + beverages, etc. The Boardwalk has a couple of eateries, bike riding /walking space, etc. The beach water is cold -lol and the tides come at you in full force-lol...Surfers are as far as the eye can see. In the evening after the lifeguards leave on Tuesdays, we have been able to view local Volleyballs Teams set up nets along Long Beach to watch them play Volleyball Games. Spectators bring out their blankets, chairs, etc. to watch Volleyball being played as one views the backdrop of the Gorgeous Sunset. Blue Skies are spectacular but Sunset views are absolutely the best! I look forward to coming back to Long Beach for Summers to come. Long Beach Website- longbeachny.gov Instagram- @cityoflongbeachny Twitter- @longbeach11561 YouTube- City of Long Beach
Out of some of the South Shore beaches on Long Island, Long Beach is a top favorite of mine. Even when I was young and my kid was 4, nothing would stop me as she and I would take a bus to the train, get off at Penn St. then connect it to the LIRR to make that long 2 hour journey from The Bronx to Long Island. Compared to Jones Beach- which has a mixed-bag of folks and really not my crowd, hubs and I love Long Beach because it's calm. I don't know how far Long Beach stretches. But I do know the free 2+ mile boardwalk each way offers views of the Atlantic with blue waters and crashing waves. Be ready with $15 for a day pass as a Non-resident if you want to go past the entrance and head to the sand area. There are a couple of restaurants and an ice cream shop on the boardwalk. When hubs and I come here, we do a double and lay out on the beach then get some walking done to get the ocean serenity with a bit of exercise thrown in.
I just jumped into the ocean at Long Beach and wow did that feel good! I was surprised to see several others doing the same day. With weather in the 50s, it was definitely a great day for an unofficial initiation into the polar bear club!
Love this beach, which has almost everything you need. Daily pases for non residents are $15 each, with season pass and bulk purchase discounts for residents and non residents. There's a well kept 2.2 mile boardwalk that was rebuilt in 2013 after Hurricane Sandy. Bathrooms and dining establishments are available along the board walk. The beach itself is clean with lifeguards from 9-6 daily during the summer. The beach is free after 6. Parking can be found on the street or in nearby paid lots.
I was born in Long Beach, California and it was so awesome to be able to visit Long Beach, New York since moving to Pennsylvania two years ago! We've visited Maryland and Delaware beaches but hands down, this beach is on top of my list of favorite beaches. It's clean and beautifully kept. Parking is free and day passes are reasonable. We were just there 7-10-22 and the weather couldn't have been more perfect. My kids enjoyed the sun and the waves and drive! Such beautiful views on our drive back home, even though we did not want to leave hahaha. We'll be back!!
5 months ago
This is actually my first time visiting a beach in ny it was such a refreshing experience I couldn't have picked a better day the weather was perfectly breezy, making it ideal for a peaceful walk along the shoreWhat really stood out to me was how calm and uncrowded it felt. Coming from LA, where beaches are almost always packed this was such a nice change of scenery. The relaxed atmosphere made it easy to just slow down and enjoy my walk .I also loved seeing so many people biking along the boardwalk it definitely inspired me to bring my bike next time it was a simple but memorable experience, and I'm already looking forward to going back. read more
This is a great beach, but it's pricey to enter. It's $16.50 per adult. They give you a wristband when you pay, and I believe you can come and go as you wish after that. You can rent beach umbrellas and chairs, which is super convenient. The rental stand only takes cash. We rented one umbrella and one chair and it was $45. The beach is very clean, with fine grain sand. They have green flags posted, which indicate designated areas where you can swim. Lifeguards are on duty. There are seagulls and other birds that hang around, but they won't bother you, even if you're eating. They will eat food that's left unattended and out in the open. Police rovers patrol the beach so I think rowdiness is discouraged. One party next to us was playing music on a speaker, but otherwise it was fairly quiet, except for the crashing waves of course. Lots of free nearby parking, but I imagine it fills up quickly on busy days. read more
Long Beach is still my: -Oasis -Home away from home -Quiet place for reflection -Cool down with the beautiful ocean water -Tropical breeze hitting me as I lay out on my beach towel -Meeting up with friends -" International cuisine": Thai at Cha Ba, Italian at Gino's, Cuban at Corazon de Cuba, Deli at Brand's and my all time fave fine American cuisine at Roc and Olive's - Three day weekend at an Air B and B - LIRR gets me here in one hour from Brooklyn - Sand that stretches for miles and miles - Finishing my... latest book, NY magazine, NYT crossword puzzle, work -Loving these lazy hazy days of summer - Escape from every major borough - No traffic noise - Get here by 9am and you will experience solitude especially on a week day Long Beach is MY beach! read more
1 year ago
Can get there by LIRR to Long Beach stop. We've only driven there. There's a toll plaza via the NY-878/Nassau Expressway/Atlantic Beach Bridge, a drawbridge. Or via Long Beach Blvd. which is around the middle of the island to/from the Oceanside area. Or via Loop Parkway which is more to/from eastern direction. By New York Ave, there's a ramp to the well-maintained boardwalk, with access ramps to the beach. Outdoor showers by the beach ramps. Clean restrooms. Snack place nearby. Please check their website for updated info. For this year, Beach passes are needed to get on the beach at specified times, $15/day for non-residents. We've gone at 5pm when it isn't too hot and passes no longer required. Not crowded the times we've gone. The sand/beach is very clean. Lifeguards only til 6pm. They were strict with the flags; will call your attention with their whistles if you swim outside the designated area. read more
I haven't been here in years!!! I was surprised seeing the new apartment complexes built up. I parked at the lots with no issues and my girlfriend and I walked around to the boardwalk. Great spot for walking around at. I found it interesting that the view of the waters/sea from the benches on the boardwalk is covered up now with new planted brushery. I like that there's a foundation built below the ditch now, definitely to help protect the new apartments. I really like the lifeguard spots to chill on here, although the sand hills used to be a lot taller. It's definitely worth a visit to come by here to relax or enjoy a lively vibe. *No E-bikes allowed *Must walk bikes on ramps *Security scanners active *Biking allowed only on center lane read more
Really cool Beach Community with lots of Bars, Restaurants, Surf Shops & an Awesome Beach! It's a mini-vacation every time I get out there, which sadly isn't very often. Jumped out there yesterday to catch the Sunset and then a Reggae Show @ The Inn. Great slice of Paradise right within NYC! read more
1 year ago
We stayed at the Algeria Hotel last year and knew when we came back to the area we had to bring our bikes to bike the boardwalk. It was a beautiful day so we biked it a few times! Definitely coming back next year, hoping to find other places in the area to bike. read more
2 months ago
This is our new go-to. Leave early enough from Westchester, and you can be here in 25 min. The beach is clean, the water is clear, and the staff is decent. The designated swimming area is incredibly narrow. Why is that? Make sure to pack a lunch. I'm not sure if there is a concession stand on the boardwalk. We had to walk all the way to W. Park Ave to grab food and drinks (over half a mile from the beach). Overall excellent beach - just come prepared! read more
Fall Season has got me feeling nostalgic for those Good Ole Summer Days-lol. I cannot help it, I am a Summer Baby (It Is Always Cancer Season In My Head) and I am in love with the Summer Season. Beaches are one of my favorite places to visit and if I could be there every day I would-lol. Having visited Long Beach several times in Long Island, I can speak of its beauty. Experiencing Peace, Tranquility, Sun + Fun at a beach that is clean w/ lovely views is fantastic and Long Beach definitely has all of that and more. Everytime we know that we are planning go to Long Beach, we purchase tickets to get onto the LIRR (Long Island Railroad) at 34th Street Penn Station in Manhattan, NY. The Long Beach LIRR Ticket can be a combination ticket if you request this kind from the LIRR Ticket Booth Teller. Combination Ticket = LIRR Train Ticket + "Long Beach" Beach Pass to gain beach entry. Beach Admission Tickets are $15 if f one just wants to buy a ticket at the actual beach. One hour after arriving at the Long Beach Train Station in Long Island and a short several minute walk later, one shows their Beach Pass to the Beach Attendant and then....Time to hang out + enjoy the day! Beach Comfort is a Beach Chair/Beach Umberella Rental Company that takes care of this needs for patrons (if you decide to get these things) while chilling out at Long Beach. While being at Long Beach for my last birthday we rented beach chairs and found them to be comfy enough basking in the sunlight. Beach Comfort staff bring the chairs/umbrellas to you and set everything up for you. Staff alao come to you one hour before lifeguards kevae their posts at 6pm to retrieve all of the rented chairs/umbrellas back from patrons at the end of the beach day. Long Beach is along the Atlantic Ocean. Long Beach goes for miles and miles, has plenty of areas for individuals to lay out, play games, build sandcastles, enjoy your food + beverages, etc. The Boardwalk has a couple of eateries, bike riding /walking space, etc. The beach water is cold -lol and the tides come at you in full force-lol...Surfers are as far as the eye can see. In the evening after the lifeguards leave on Tuesdays, we have been able to view local Volleyballs Teams set up nets along Long Beach to watch them play Volleyball Games. Spectators bring out their blankets, chairs, etc. to watch Volleyball being played as one views the backdrop of the Gorgeous Sunset. Blue Skies are spectacular but Sunset views are absolutely the best! I look forward to coming back to Long Beach for Summers to come. Long Beach Website- longbeachny.gov Instagram- @cityoflongbeachny Twitter- @longbeach11561 YouTube- City of Long Beach read more
5 years ago
Out of some of the South Shore beaches on Long Island, Long Beach is a top favorite of mine. Even when I was young and my kid was 4, nothing would stop me as she and I would take a bus to the train, get off at Penn St. then connect it to the LIRR to make that long 2 hour journey from The Bronx to Long Island. Compared to Jones Beach- which has a mixed-bag of folks and really not my crowd, hubs and I love Long Beach because it's calm. I don't know how far Long Beach stretches. But I do know the free 2+ mile boardwalk each way offers views of the Atlantic with blue waters and crashing waves. Be ready with $15 for a day pass as a Non-resident if you want to go past the entrance and head to the sand area. There are a couple of restaurants and an ice cream shop on the boardwalk. When hubs and I come here, we do a double and lay out on the beach then get some walking done to get the ocean serenity with a bit of exercise thrown in. read more
I just jumped into the ocean at Long Beach and wow did that feel good! I was surprised to see several others doing the same day. With weather in the 50s, it was definitely a great day for an unofficial initiation into the polar bear club! read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
Love this beach, which has almost everything you need. Daily pases for non residents are $15 each, with season pass and bulk purchase discounts for residents and non residents. There's a well kept 2.2 mile boardwalk that was rebuilt in 2013 after Hurricane Sandy. Bathrooms and dining establishments are available along the board walk. The beach itself is clean with lifeguards from 9-6 daily during the summer. The beach is free after 6. Parking can be found on the street or in nearby paid lots. read more
4 years ago
I was born in Long Beach, California and it was so awesome to be able to visit Long Beach, New York since moving to Pennsylvania two years ago! We've visited Maryland and Delaware beaches but hands down, this beach is on top of my list of favorite beaches. It's clean and beautifully kept. Parking is free and day passes are reasonable. We were just there 7-10-22 and the weather couldn't have been more perfect. My kids enjoyed the sun and the waves and drive! Such beautiful views on our drive back home, even though we did not want to leave hahaha. We'll be back!! read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Close by Rockaway is better and free. Long Beach is expensive, has a narrow swim area on each beach, they have nerdy kids patrolling the sand giving out huge summons for alcohol and or Glass bottles. It can get crowded and there are not enough public bathrooms. read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
went here with some friends. the entrance fee during the day is $15 a person all day. there's parking lots throughout the boardwalk and tons of street parking in the streets further. i found a parking spot around 5 min away by foot so it was close. the water is clean and cold. it was really refreshing to come here read more
Not super impressed with this 5 mile boardwalk leading to nowhere but further into LB. The beach is pretty with white sand and no rocks like North Shore beaches. It's a nice place to get your steps in. Lots of people but everyone is social distancing, luckily. read more
6 years ago
There really nothing bad i can say about long beach. Long beach long island is surreal and every time i drive out to long beach i feel like I'm in a scene out of laguna beach lol. Long beach is a real beautiful family oriented neighborhood in long island and has the best beach hands down. I use to come to long beach every year, but haven't been here since sandy. I still see house be reconstructed from the damage of sandy, but the boardwalk is done and they have a awesome pizza shop that was rebut on the boardwalk that serves drinks and food. This place is a great new edition to long beach and something that wasn't here when i was coming years ago, but glad it is now Long beach charges $15 dollars to get on the beach, which is great because it keeps all the bums off the beach and keeps nothing, but working class people on the beach. I don't have time for nonsense and trashy people, so this is why i also loved long beach. The board walk is beautiful and great place to come with your family and kids to enjoy a beautiful summer day. Lets get into the waves at long beach. The waves are incredible and you find a lot of kids surfing at long beach. Also the water doesn't have a lot of rock and shells that cut of your feet like other beaches. Sometimes you come across crabs and and jelly fish, but for the most part the water is great. As for drinking on long beach, open containers is a no no. They have beach guard who issue tickets for open containers on the beach, so make sure alcohol is in cups. Long beach makes a killing off of issuing tickets, they must a rebuilt the beach 10x the way they slay people with $50 dollar open can tickets. You are allowed to buy drinks from off the board walk and drink on the beach, just no open bottle or cNs on the beach, which makes no sense. If you love and enjoy the beach forget about jones beach, Rockaway beach, Robert Moses, coney island, orchard beach. Long beach is where its at don't waste your time anywhere else. read more
The "City by the Sea" was sold by the Rockaway Indians to the English colonists in 1643. Situated in Nassau County, over the border from NYC, this beach town is really beautiful. In the movie "The Godfather", the Corleones supposedly owned a compound in Long Beach. If you want to come here during the summer and you're not a resident, you need to purchase a pass: they have season passes ($100) or $15 for the day. There are a number of restaurants and bars located in the area & there's also a beautiful hotel located on the boardwalk. Most non-New Yorkers probably won't know about this place, but they should. The beach and the boardwalk are beautiful in the summer and the shoulder seasons. I really like it! read more
3 years ago
Very clean, calm boardwalk and beach. Everyone is super friendly. This is a family oriented town and will visit again. One of my favorite beaches to visit! read more
7 years ago
Out of all the other beaches in Long Island, Long Beach is one of the easier to get to from the city. The LIRR railroad station is only a few blocks walking distance to the beach. The beach boardwalk doesn't have much "to do" besides get some fried food and drinks, as apposed to some other beaches I've been too. As for the beach itself, there is a beach fee of $15 per person. You can get a beach pass ticket using the LIRR if you're coming from Penn Station. Even though price is a bit high, the beach still draws a good crowd of people. Only once do I remember it being packed. They do have a chair & umbrella rental service, but the last few times I've inquired, they have been sold out. The water here can be kind of crazy, so the lifeguards don't let you swim deeper than some other beaches; and tend to keep you in a swimming zone using flags. Overall, I do enjoy coming to this beach to chill, it's clean and people are respectful here and that's what you get when you have beach fees, which I approve of paying for (just maybe at least $5 less). read more
3 years ago
7 years ago
Hot summer days in NYC not always easy to find a place to go, this beach is easy to get too by the LIRR & because of that it is nice & convenient. Beach fee is $15 dollars now a bit of a pain to have to pay to use the beach but paying also keeps the place decent. Fee is not terrible but seems a bit high. you can get a discount if you choose the railroad pass that includes the beach this coming from Penn. Clean beach, the water can be pretty rough every visit has been limited to a specific swimming area because of rough waters which can be annoying but safety should always come first. For an area that u have to pay to use the bathrooms could use a bit more attention, not very clean .. good showers outside to use. Overall a good beach to try during the summer. read more
11 years ago
It is no secret that I am in love with the Ocean. And Long Beach is where I most recently indulged my deepest, ongoing love affair. The toasty sand caressed my toes but it did not burn despite the 90 degree heat. The cool water pooled and unpooled itself in all my nooks and crannies as I sat at the water's edge being beckoned by the waves. And then I walked in as deep as the water would allow me. Oh my, reverie. (What? Doesnt every one feel like this at the beach?) Despite the fact that a jellyfish drifted onto the beach, we all had a blast. No one was hurt and the hour long trip was so worth it. Even if you dont want to swim or even get into the water, the boardwalk is plenty entertainment. In particuliar, there is an acrobatic/trapèze show right off of the boardwalk. Be sure to check this out as they also have classes if you are interested. So yes, I did get sunburned as we were too lazy/busy having fun to walk around the beach looking for available beach umbrellas. But I can always use a little more Sun in my life. What's not to love about a lot of ocean fun in the Sun? There are plenty umbrella/chair rentals on the beach and food options are aplenty if you take the time to look about four blocks away from the beach. If you take LIRR- get the getaway package to get a discount on beach admission. If you drive in, make sure you consider a summer pass to get the most use of your money. Parking isnt hard to find in the area. read more
8 years ago
Long Beach is one of the most beautiful beachfront communities that I have visited on Long Island. "Ocean Beach" is known the world over for it's beautiful sugar fine sands, and family friendly waters. Here on the same spot you can get out your pole for great fishing and bring along your surfboard the waves are perfect here. Visitors from the world around, will be delighted with this perfect mix of surf, sky and sands. You'll feel so at home in this welcoming, beachfront community, an ideal destination for both hipsters, growing families and retirees. Ocean Beach showcases a stretch of soft white beaches within a relaxed and laid-back Oceanfront community. The boardwalk is full of community activities. You can bicycle, walk or just take in the shops or sunsets. I love walking down Long Beache's beautiful sycamore lined streets that surround the waterfront. There are so much to check out to. Long Beach supports a largely affluent community. This is reflected in the beauty of the homes here. Hundreds of years old, I love checking out the old Victorian and Spanish provincial mansions. Take a stroll, and stop in the little unique restaurants and shops. the center of town is only a 10-minute walk from the boardwalk. We must recognize Long Beach's Citizens and the thousands of workers from around the world that joined together as one giant force to turn back the tides of destruction from Hurricane Sandy. Now just a few years later, completely recovered "Ocean Beach" is opened and revitalized for the world to enjoy. Ocean Beach. The boardwalk Promenade is beautiful and full of activity. I love all the unusual bicycles that Long Beach has to offer many of them are custom-built hybrids. I've seen unicycles Bicycle Built for Two and tandem side by side bikes. a bike with a basket in the front for the doggies. Everyone seems to put a little of their own personality into their bikes here. Entrance to the beach is $15 from Memorial Day to Labor Day. After Labor Day the beach is still warm and the admission is FREE. Be very careful do not drink in open containers on the beach. The police auxiliary here wear light blue polo shirts with black pants. They kind of look like security guards. Their low-key unambiguous presence helps to comfortably keep the peace here. I have observed them doing a very good job as they keep watch. Recently, my wife and I enjoyed the Labor Day holiday here. Activities included sunbathing and enjoying all the shopping and restaurants that community had to offer. We had a wonderful time and intend on returning more often. It was interesting that the price point here at Ocean Beach was much lower than other day trips that we might have considered. Street parking was FREE and close by. We ate at Five Guys burgers for about $15 bucks each. The beach was a $30 admission charge for 2. I spent about $40 bucks in the Stop & Shop down the block on drinks and snacks for the cooler. Wow..! Only $100 for the both of us! We had a GREAT Holiday! Highly RECOMMENDED and 5 stars. We'll be back again next week. read more
This beach has been bookmarked forever to check out and one hot and hazy day i decided to give up the funds to check it out. I've heard and read so many good things about the beach. I work at night so i came right after work and arrived around 10am. I found free street parking conveniently one block away from the beach. I walked in and paid my $15 and kept my receipt and pass in case I was asked by police on the beach. I saw security and police throughout my visit walking and driving around looking at beach visitors. I heard them tell two young ladies they couldn't have glass bottles of something they were drinking. I also saw them escort a young teenager off the beach, I'm guessing he didn't have a pass. That was the extent of the action. The beach was clean and quiet. There was no loud music, no smells of weed and my $15 admission was truly worth it. The water felt amazing that day. It wasn't blue and pristine like the Caribbean but it was nicer than Brooklyn and Queens beaches that i frequently visit. The waves were good and not too wild we're you felt unsafe to go in further. Unfortunately the beach did get more crowded than I liked. It seemed like everyone was a lot closer to each other when I woke up from my peaceful nap, lol. I was unprepared by not having my own lunch so I purchased lunch from the restaurant on the pier and it was surprisingly good. I had the grill chicken sandwich and fries and enjoyed every bite. On my way back to my beach spot I was asked to see my beach pass and happily obliged. Overall I enjoyed my first visit to this beach and look forward to visiting again along with some of its neighboring beaches. read more
2 years ago
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Long Beach, NY 11561
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If you are not a LI resident, what is the charge to go on to the beach?
So there are 2 options: 1. The Getaway Package( Long Beach Beach Deals via MTA). If you are riding LIRR you can purchase this deal at MTA LIRR kiosks: $26 gets you round trip…
Is it hard to find parking?
The time of day I'm sure plays a factor, but during the week no.
Are there showers and changing rooms on the beach?
There are outdoor showers near Women's bathrooms. No changing rooms.
Do i need a permit? or pass?
Yes, through the end of lifeguard season you must buy a pass- prices vary whether residents or not, senior, veteran, child etc. check out City of Long Beach for details. No pass very early morning or in the evening or later in the year
Is the beach open after labor day?
Yes the beach is open after Labor Day. There are a couple of surfing contest going on in September. I have been to the beach at night last year in the fall. There is no fence…
Can you bring your own food onto the beach?
Absolutely. You can also order from any local restaurant directly to the beach. Just meet the delivery person at the beach entrance. Be sure to let them know which entrance is closest to you.
Are dogs allowed on any of the beaches in or near Long Beach?
No dogs on the beach but boardwalk yes
If you're not swimming, can you be on the beach before 9am? The hours are not clear if you're unfamiliar.
You may be on the beach between 5am and 11pm. Beach passes are required during the season 9am-6pm.
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