A wonderful place for walks and relaxation. Very beautiful landscape. The park is located on a hill…read moreoverlooking the ocean. Unfortunately, the museum was closed, but we will try to come back here in the spring. When you decide to visit this place, keep in mind that parking here costs $15.

We went to a wedding here at the house they have the property, and it was beautiful. The service…read morewas great and the food was excellent.

Robert Moses has got to be my top favorite beach (Long Beach is up there for me too) where the…read moreatmosphere is peaceful without the rowdiness. Hubs and I have been hounding our friends- who are Jones Beach die-hard fanatics to change their annual beach party here instead. So pat on our backs- because we convinced them. Plus this is the break hubs and I needed to enjoy the beach as we've been busy practically every weekend. There are a few fields with a couple of them being 'radio-free'. Even with the allowed music in Field 5 that our friends chose, folks are respectful of their surroundings. Amenities for Field 5 include a children's playground, showers, clean Women/Men restrooms, not sure if this Field has a food concession stand/ sit down restn't. If you park in Field 5 towards the very far end and hoof it a bit, it'll give you easy access to the Fire Island Lighthouse. Sand is clean- almost powdery and the water is pristine. This is a trek from Westchester- but it's worth it.

I really love this beach. Plenty of parking. Spacious bathroom. They sell food here too. Beach is…read morevery clean and nice. I just wish they would provide some WiFi or internet services for emergencies. I came once and needed to make a call for work and couldn't because the service is so bad. Otherwise, very safe and nice beach highly recommend

This is one of the few beaches that are open during coronavirus pandemic. The parking lot is huge…read moreand people come here to fish, canoe, stroll, and relax. It wasn't crowded and we were able to stay at least 20 feet away from each other as of May 4, 2020. My toddler enjoyed walking in the sand barefoot and picking up empty shells and dried seaweed. Bring a mat and enjoy the fresh air and sunlight while maintaining the social distance!

The food was excellent, the view beautiful and the employees so nice!!!…read more It's a definite go to restaurant!

This park is also called Centre Island Beach technically in Oyster Bay, an unincorporated village…read morewithin Bayville Township (not to be confused with the Town of Oyster Bay). Sometimes the term Village Park also locally refers to West Harbor Beach which has a memorial park and is 1mi southwestwest of this one and on W Harbor Dr not Bayville Ave. My primary memory of this beach upon last visit 8y ago for wedding photos is its stillness. At the time, its famously large parking lot was 1/8th under construction, but even then the large lot was expansive with only 8 of its 300+ spots occupied on a weekday afternoon. The beach has LI Sound on the north and Oyster Bay on the south along a strip of land only a few dozen feet wide, a precious connection with the idyllicly insular, posh, largely gated isolated estates beyond with the island's own police force conspicuously posted at the only chokepoint entry. It's mostly low slung sand dunes, all environmentally sensitive so tread with care, with the usual tender grasses poking through and some barer patches of grass and dried flattened brush. A few hiking trails a few minutes long are on the far western and eastern peripheries. There's a large football field right of entrance used by Falcon Pride for local school sports programs. Two basketball courts are left of entrance. An annual summer festival uses this parking lot which is the largest public such in the area. All maintenance and conditions are prime and peak. The photography day's other stops were nearby Central Island Beach across Oyster Bay and Planting Fields Arboretum also in Oyster Bay. All are highly recommended for which I posted reviews.

This is a town of Oyster Baby Beach located on the bay…read more its calm it offers a lovely view and its just perfect for kids... the calm water lets kids play and play for hours our boys played for 3 blissful hours a little rocky ...but ok bring water shoes or crocs if you must there are friendly life guards this is the beach of my youth go sit relax and enjoy

A Great beach park, walking promenade and playground on the North Shore of Long Island. The…read morefacilities are well maintained and there is plenty to do. This beach park is big, the website boasts over 60 acres of land. Since this is a beach slap on the sunscreen and soak up those rays, vitamin deficient folks will have no problem producing more vitamin D as the sun is scorching! There are open and covered picnic areas for you to barbecue. I think these areas require a permit and a fee and are only available to residents of the town. The beach has at least 2 life guards at every marked swimming area and these guys and gals do their job, so people please swim within the flags! Food options are limited and the concession stand is only opened on the weekends, the prices are fairly reasonable. The beach park is pet friendly and they provide baggies at certain stations so you can clean up after your pooch. There is a fee for parking $15 for residents and $20 if you're not a resident. A great place to spend a weekday or weekend to get away from the heat or just hang.

Great spot they have something for everyone from volley ball to grills and more. Check out the…read morepaddle board and kayak rentals at Kostal Paddle super easy and awesome spot to get on the bay and paddle.

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

On Wednesday July 23rd 2025 at the Harry Tappen Beach , Glenwood Landing NY a performance by the…read moreStevie Mack A Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks experience, band from the Music under the Stars 2025 Summer series Town of Oyster Bay was performed. Boy were they great! So 5 stars for them. The beach was easy to drive to. There was street parking and a sign that read Sea Cliff. The Public Safty men in front not so much though officer Derringer in his kindness gave me the grace to vent and the permission to enjoy the show. He gets an extra star from me. The pool closed just as the show was about to start at 8 p.m. The beach was nice , the stage and sound system well done and a nice night with the Sun setting while people , some dressed the part , sang, danced and enjoyed.If you are a fan check out this group.

We came here during off season to check out the beach and playground. There's a decent playground,…read morethough the sand made it hard to fully enjoy and seemed a bit dirty. The kids didn't mind, of course! We enjoyed walking by the beach and having the area mostly to ourselves on this grey day. There's a concession stand open during on-season and ample parking.

Sort of like a little pocket sized neighborhood park on the bay-front with a small beach…read more Not a place I would choose to swim, but it's nice to stop by for a breath of fresh air and to enjoy the view. Ample parking. In season - A TOBAY parking pass is required, walk-on is allowed. Nice resting place when bike riding. Clean bathrooms during season

Quiet local beach for residents, great place for a quick trip to the sand. Plenty of parking, play…read moreground fir the kids & calm waters.