Park is an amazing place and always go there every time when visit my friends. Great clean peaceful…read moreplace either for family and friends time together or if you want to walk/rest on your own.

I love Great Kills Park - they have a nice view of the ocean. They have a bathroom - include an eco…read morefriendly outhouse thing. It's a great place to take a long walk on the shore or pivot to the other side and stare at the marina.

It was a nice beach with no so many people. We didn't stay too long because it was getting cloudy,…read moredark and chances of rain looked high. We played in the sand, collected seashells, and went into the water briefly. We even saw a dolphin which was cool.

After missing an exit we found ourselves near the ocean. So…read morewell .... I couldn't resist going for a swim, since I've been known to swim in a dirty mud puddle it just made sense to. Other than an iconic New York bridge off to the left, it really seemed like we were in the middle of nowhere stopping there with few people around to spoil the illusion of being in one of the worlds largest cities. Very cool place to stop, with not much commercialism to be seen and no large buildings nearby gave a breathtaking view of the sky and ocean. Well worth a drive here to breathe a little easier or to get away from the city for a while, with nice slow moving neighbourhoods near by to explore.

My story at Cedar Grove Beach. This place is a hidden gem. The beach is a neighborhood beach. All…read morefour seasons I've been on the beach. Great times spent there, & I went to the historic catholic church built in the 1920's named Lady of Lourdes. I love the U.S. military veterans in the neighborhood along with Knights of the Columbus that's also close to the beach. The lifeguards are superb. Restrooms are well maintained, & when I first came to this beach I love the classic shower as seen in the photo I added. The shower is now modernized with a button that you have to press & hold for the water to, spray. The old shower was better. This is my favorite neighborhood that has a Mister Rogers neighborhood look, & the beach makes a very good addition with the setting. In Autumn season I got to know three seagulls one that's iconic on the beach is a alpha seagull I name him Charlie Senior, the second seagull I name him Chaplin, & then there's the little seagull I name him Charlie Junior. All three seagulls have amazing characters, & they remember me every time I went there in the Autumn season. My first time seeing a seal really close up a baby female seal was on the sand she looked like she needed help getting back to the water I called environmental officers they came & got animal medical services to check the baby female seal. Many great, & wonderful times at Cedar Grove beach. The biking, hiking, jogging trails are nice. Richard Tennassee a.k.a. The Original Retro Richie

My experience at Cedar Grove started in 1946 when I was born. Ceder Grove Beach Club originated in…read more1912 with tents in the grove. My grandmother had purchased one of the original bungalows for $1500 in '46. Every summer except one until I was 21, I visited our family summer home. My children were 4th generation. Many of the families that returned each year were multi-generational. The special part of being a resident were the activities each day run by a hired camp counselor team. We had an orchestra from NYC play every Saturday night starting at 6 PM for the little kids, teenagers danced to records, then the band came back at 10 PM for the adults. We participated in all sports. My first kiss, first beer, first dance all happened at Cedar Grove. We lost our house in 1992 to a strong storm, and I understand the entire beach was decimated during hurricane Sandy. Of all my life long memories, Cedar Grove Beach Club is my most favorite, sacred of all others. I cherish those summers.

Just a lovely dog park with the ocean backdrop. A dog sitter a black away couldn't ask for more.read more

This park is absolutely beautiful! There are many things to do as well such as swings, jungle gym…read morefor kids, hockey rink, and basketball court. There is also a beautiful trail for walking. My favorite part is the dog park. Many people bring their dogs here to run around and play. The park also has a beach area which is nice. This park is very peaceful and clean as well. There's also a huge grass area where you can fly kites, have a picnic, etc. Tons of parking and also bathrooms are available!!!

Only for few places I've selfishly felt writing about it will make it more popular and I might not…read moreenjoy the place all by myself - this is one among them. Just while searching for beaches in a 30 minute driving radius, we ran into this gem of a park that's so well maintained. They have ample free parking and the walk to the bay is so quick. The bay might not be the best to walk on as sand is relatively less with more gravels and getting down to it from the stairs is little difficult even for well grown adults. This could definitely be wheelchair accessible in a certain way. They also have few picnic enclosures and a memorial to one of their town's fallen soldiers. The walking pavement is neatly laid out for a calm, peaceful and relaxing walk. We went on overcast conditions and had to return to the car just before the rain caught up. Will definitely return here for summers to watch the sunset in this beautiful bay/park.

This is where I come when I just want fresh air and to enjoy the scenery of boats going by and the…read moredifferent culture if people here. Quiet to just unwind and relax

Got there around 7:15 am as I heard parking gets filled up quickly. It's a bit of a long walk…read morebut worth it. The beach is very clean. I was a bit nervous as this was my first time. But after a coupe of minutes I embraced the reason why I was there. I will definitely be back

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Summer in the Garden State continues after Labor Day, marking the vibrant boardwalks, sprawling…read moresands, and memories made by the Atlantic. Over 90 miles of coastline stretch from Sandy Hook's gentle wilderness in the north to Cape May's Victorian charm in the south. Nestled within the Gateway National Recreation Area, Sandy Hook Beach is a hidden gem that graces a 7-mile scenic barrier peninsula jutting into the Atlantic Ocean, offering both ocean-side and bay-side experiences. Unique among Jersey beaches, Sandy Hook is famed for its wild beauty, wildlife, and opportunities for outdoor recreation, where my partner and I visited South Beach as first-timers and the Shore this year today. The weather was ideal, as it was neither excessively hot nor lacking in sunshine. It was less crowded around 8am, and parking was free. The walk to the beach was easy and not as far as Gunnison. There is a comfort station. It's a clean, serene beach with great waves for swimming and plenty of space to relax. We always pack a cooler with food and drinks. It is a carry-in/carry-out policy where one picks up after yourself to keep the beaches clean. Beyond the sand, there are many historic sites to see, from old military buildings to historic lighthouses, making it a perfect mix of nature and history. Everyone needs a beach day once in a while.

Nice beach Disgusting restrooms you can barely stomach…read moregoing in There was a wetzelpretzel truck on site

Happy FriYay Adventurers! This is a nice area to enjoy the outside. You'll see lots of jet skiers…read moreand people launching boats, a few people fishing off the dock/pier as well. Small beach area to walk a little, maybe bring a dog; though be cautious of hooks, rocks, and other items. When I was a kid the beach was a lot bigger but they made the water walk and sidewalk above bigger, now the beach is a sliver. I would get a raft and float with it tied to the beach to enjoy the outside. Plenty of parking both street and lot. The benches are not the most comfortable, metal and thin. But they have holes for umbrellas if you want to do a lunch, or enjoy book club outdoors. The skyline isn't much but sunsets can make even the most industrial of places appealing. there are bathrooms but I've heard they're never open and I saw a porta potty the last time I was there. I think there's an official 'park' someone who either checks safety or fishing permits, I'm not sure. Down the block you have Moby Dicks, a small park with outdoor fitness, bikes to rent, and a new concert area for live music. Nice breeze and good place to just relax.

Beautiful view !! Especially at night it's just stunning you get perfect unobstructed views of the…read morecity, Brooklyn and the bridge. It's not a huge pathway to walk but honestly the view makes up for it.

I bet you never heard of Buono Beach. I never had, till I went to visit the Alice Austen House…read moreMuseum. Buono Beach borders the Alice Austen House property, and runs along the shore for the equivalent of about 3 blocks. The beach itself is rocky and uneven, but people still enjoy it, fishing, picking up sea glass, and taking in the view of Manhattan and Jersey City. A 1997 renovation added a paved walkway along the length of the beach, and a memorial fountain.

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