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Jones Beach
Ocean Parkway
P.O. Box 1000
Wantagh, NY 11793
t 516-785-1600
Over 2,000 acres
beach front park on the South Shore. Park comprises 2,413
acres, 6-1/2 miles of ocean beach frontage, with a 1/2 mile
of frontage developed for still water bathing.
The new theater, constructed at the same point on Zachs Bay
asits predecessor, retained the basic brick design of a
stage separated from the spectators by water. Improvements
included steel, concrete and brick structure seating 8,200
persons, a104-foot wide stage with a 76-foot revolving
center and an underwater tunnel leading from the shore to
the stage, with underground elevators for the transportation
of supplies and stage scenery. The park is open year-round, however, activities vary according
to the season. For more information about the park operating
schedule and special activities please call 516.785.1600.
For group outing (picnic) or youth (example day camp) outing
applications, please call 516-669-1000 x 223.
The Theater
The theater was reconstructed in 1991 and 1992 under
contract with promoter Ron Delsener, it is an outstanding
facility that can seat 11,200 persons. It has become one of
the top rated concert stadiums hosting world famous
performers, along with upgraded seating, restrooms and service
stations.
The Tower
The Jones Beach tower, now a familiar Jones Beach State Park
landmark, was modeled on the campanile of St. Mark's
Cathedral in Venice. It is 200 feet high, made of brick and
stone, and houses a 315,000 gallon water tank for storage of
water from four deep wells, each over 1,000 feet deep.
West End Area
The West End Area of the park features many undeveloped
areas that are home to a variety of migratory birds and
natural plants. It also provides wonderful surf fishing
opportunities as well as surfing by the jetty. The boat
basin contains 76 slips that are available free of charge
for day visitors coming by boat.
Facilities · Services
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Park comprises 2,413 acres
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6-1/2 miles of ocean beach frontage with a 1/2 mile of
frontage developed for still water bathing
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Pitch putt golf course
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Miniature golf course
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Paddle tennis
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Shuffle board courts
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Basketball
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Softball fields - permit only
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Boardwalk Restaurant - full service restaurant
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West Bathhouse ice cream parlor
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Refreshment stands |
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Lido Beach
Lido Beach is a hamlet and census-designated place located
in Nassau County, on the South Shore of Long Island, New
York. It is within the Town of Hempstead. Lido Beach is a
tiny barrier island community between Long Beach and Point
Lookout with only one major road running through it; Lido
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Long Beach
t 631-584-9684
300 feet of beach
Resident pass required
Long Beach is lined by a two-mile-long boardwalk where
bikers and runners get their exercise and others go for
relaxing strolls. Amenities: Public restrooms, boat ramp,
marina, pavilion, fishing area, food stands and showers.
Lifeguards on duty: 9:00AM-5:00PM every day from June 28 -
September 1. Parking fee: Free parking on the street. Notes:
No dogs, no alcoholic beverages, no fires. |
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Tobay Beach
Ocean Parkway
Wantagh, NY
t 516-785-9412
Tobay Beach is not an extremely
visited piece of shore, but being at the beach is such a
cool thing to do, and this is a glorious place to do that.
There's so much fun stuff to do right next door to Tobay
Beach including whitewater paddling, golfing, boating,
swimming, and fishing, so you won't run out of fun stuff to
do. There are campgrounds rather in the vicinity of the
section of coast where you can raise that tent. New York is
a good place for beach people. This piece of shore is a
delightful place to visit. Alright, you've been indoors for
too long; Tobay Beach in Nassau County, New York is a fine
location to go. The close by hotels are quite away from the
beach, but you'd better reserve previous to going since
these hotels fill up fast through the days of summer. Jones
Beach is in close proximity to Tobay Beach and is a pretty
beach to explore, and taking a little spree to close by
South Oyster Bay is a delightful idea. On a beautiful day
you can take a look at Gilgo Beach in close proximity to
Tobay Beach; an afternoon playing golf at Peninsula Golf
Club is always a joy. A spree to Tobay Beach wouldn’t be
complete without a journey to close by Jones Beach State
Park, and why not explore Tobay Heading also while you're
here. Tobay Beach is a relatively wet place commonly with a
lot of rain; the month with most of the rain is November,
and the driest month of the year is February. High
temperatures at Tobay Beach all through the summer months
are in the 80's with night lows in the 60's. The winter
comes with highs in the 30's; nighttime lows at Tobay Beach
all through the winter ordinarily sink into the 10's.
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