Such a let down after they renovated it for 2 years…read more I used to love sitting at a table in the shade with my book and watch my family bring our dogs down there to play and now I can't even do that because the tables and chairs are gone and they build up the rock wall around the beach. The beach is still inaccessible there are giant cement blocks so it's not a straight shot down for a wheelchair and the grass around them is very uneven and hilly like ground for a wheelchair to go over and I got stuck in the rocks and had to ask people to help push me out, then on the way back to the walk way (video I posted) my wheelchair was going to flip. There are small simple things that they could have been done, I've been to other beach's that have strips over the sand/ rocks that wheelchairs can ride over. The building looks nice they added a small golf course. To me it seems like all they did was build the restaurant and build up the rock walls especially around the beach.

As summer 2026 is just ahead of us and I'm looking forward to going. But before they started the…read morenew renovations I would take my grand dogs and my dog there and play in the water. It's a beautiful location. Nice and private dogs. Love it. And I would go by myself and spend the whole entire day there. Relaxing. I have nothing bad to say about the place the way it was. Like I said, I'm looking forward to coming there very very soon and I will post what I think

We came out of the way to enjoy a nearby beach after a day spent at Niagara Falls. We found out…read morethat if you're not a resident then you have to purchase a $50 day pass in order to go to the beach. I get it that you're trying to keep it from being overcrowded but that's a bit ridiculous for a day pass.

You need to be a resident or buy tickets beforehand on the website and there is a capacity. Be more…read moreprepared and plan.

I love Hamburg Beach! It's $25 for residents permit for the year but well worth it for the…read morebeautiful sunset views with the city skyline and wind turbines off to the right. Many people gather at sunset do it creates a nice, family friend environment. There is plenty of space of recreational activities and ample parking.

We were traveling through the area and wanted to enjoy the local park and beach. These folks are…read morenot tourist friendly at all. There is no option for any general public parking at this one and only beach in this town. They will fine you $100 if you are not a local with a parking permit.

A nice beach for a walk, wide, and Sandy. Beautiful sunsets. There are lifeguards on duty…read more Questionable if the water is safe to enter. You need to check before going. This is a New York State park. So there is a seven dollar admission fee. However, after 6 PM it is free. Sole is a beach bar where you can buy an alcoholic drink, listen to a band and sit in a beachy sandy area.

Seven dollars!!! This is the reward that NYS Taxpayers get in return for their Record High Taxes!…read moreFor $7 you get sand that is mixed with broken up wood hunks and metal can tabs. Venture a few feet from the designanted "no swim zone" and "beach" area and you will find yourself in waist deep garbage and lake debris. It's bad. Really bad. What are we paying for? I opted to buy the State Park Pass which was around $75 to visit NYS parks that we, our families and countless generations have been paying for. Lucky us. Oh, and don't mind the giant sewage treatment plant within feet of this beach. Hahaha! You can't MAKE this stuff up. The jokes write themselves.

It was a nice walk from the craziness of Niagara Falls. It was nice to be surrounded by nature and…read morebe able to look all around at the different birds. I highly recommend coming here to get away from everyone else.

I've been going here for years and always admire how well this park is maintained. It's the best in…read morethe Fall when the leaves change colors, and during the winter holidays when they have the Festival of Lights going on. Parking is free, and there are lots of spots. It's great to just walk around this place to discover all it has to offer.

Lake Erie Watersports offers rentals for stand up paddle boards, single and tandem kayaks, fat tire…read morebikes (great for riding in the sand) and kiteboarding. There are also lessons available for kiteboarding. They will make sure you are covered if you want to enjoy some active time when you are at the beach. I was lucky to come across this awesome business through a local event, Paddle through the Past for the Town of Evans Bicentennial. Lake Erie Watersports partnered with the Town of Evans for the event and donated some equipment rentals so people could participate. I greatly appreciated this because I myself don't own a stand up paddle board. I also admire a business owner who shares what they have and what they love with their community. Kris, the owner was very friendly and helpful. It was easy to arrange my rental and get the details of what I needed to do from her. She attended the event and was also a participant. This was my first time paddle boarding at 18 mile creek and I didn't realize it would be different than going in the lake. It was obvious she was the expert and gave some great tips on how to navigate through the creek because some areas are more shallow than others. If you want to try stand up paddle boarding it might be easier to learn in the creek if it's deep enough. The lake can get too rough quickly and it can be frustrating if you can't get up at first. You can park at Lake Erie Watersports or they can deliver your rentals to you. Your location must be within 10 miles of Angola. I highly recommend them for your summer outdoor rental needs!

Stayed at Sherkston for the first time this past spring and my husband & I were impressed! Our…read moreplace was right on the water and we felt like we were further away than less than an hour from Buffalo. The golf cart was fun to get around quickly and the other perks like the live music was a fun on a Saturday evening. The 80's band was very good and entertaining! Dan & I also played mini golf and strolled along the beach to take in the beautiful sunset. We brought our yoga mats to relax taking a class beachside. Food trucks were also parked by the tennis courts which made dinner or lunch a breeze. We talk about this experience often and can't wait to return!! Also cute shops such as "The Pie Guy" and brewery is near by! Great spring or summer get away option from Buffalo!

The first amenities in your list is Free Parking. Yet, you are charging vacationers $50 for…read more"Unauthorized Parking" when they park the car at public washroom area. We never knew we need authorized to park at public washroom! Moreover, it's a resort and all vehicles went through security gate before entering into the resort. Isn't that Authorized ?! When we questioned about the infraction ticket, the receptionist brought our concern to head of security and she came back saying the head of security - Rob McDonald reduced the amount to $25. We asked why at first place we received the fined because we did not park at the owners driveway or roadside parking. There has no sign stating "Unauthorized vehicle will be fined" Or "No Parking" Or "Maximum 20 mins for parking" Or even "No overnight parking" whatsoever. We were told Rob had left. We told the receptionist we want to speak to him in person to get a clear picture what exactly we did wrong. We were told to come back next day. We went back to office 4 times in total during our 4 nights stay and Rob McDonald refused to see us as well as give us a valid explanation what exactly "Unauthorized Parking" means that he was charging us for. The unjustified reason given is not up to normal standard. On our last talked to another receptionist, she said we cannot park if there is sign saying "No Parking" or "Cart Only". We went back to the public washroom and took a video wanted to show Rob that there has no such sign(s) at all. Again, Rob is busy and the receptionist gave us his email address asking us to email him to schedule a time to meet to discuss our concern. We sent him email the same day around noon time and we have not heard from Rob McDonald even after we checkout two days later. The management is absolutely disrespectful and unprofessional like many other customers experienced. You cannot charge customers on something you cannot justify! To us, it shows they are so desperate to charge anything out of vacationers! We are new to the resort. In the welcome booklet, it says "Re-Book and get 20% off". We were excited and thinking of booking again (by extending few more days) until this incident happened. Until today (over a month), no email from Rob telling us what does it meant by "Unauthorized Parking" at the public washroom parking. Upon searching on the web, we realized we are not the first one who have been charged for parking at public area. We saw the management replies stating "We do not permit parking on the beach (for environmental care) or along the road (to avoid traffic congestion). Guests should park only in the marked lots."... What exactly does it mean? We did not see any "Marked lots" stating for CAR only ... we did see "RV Parking" and "Cart Only" ... It's reasonable to think the rest of the "parkings slots" are meant for CARS ... Right? If you do not permit to park on beach public parkings or roadside, why even put on parking slots divider / lines? It seems like another lame excuses. If you do not want people to park at public washroom or public area, you need to put up a sign. But again, its absurd people need to get permit to park at public washroom! We parked the car at the public washroom at around 11:40 ish am and the ticket was issued at 12:18pm!!! We are still waiting for Rob McDonald response. How exactly should vacationers knows where to park and where not to park when there has no clear sign(s) at public parking area? To Management, if you need, we do have video showing there has no sign or warning about parking at the washroom area.

I love to stop at Gallagher Beach for the view and to try and spot some good waterfowl. I also come…read morehere for nurdle patrol and usually don't find many, which means it's not very polluted with microplastics. This is a great spot to just come relax and watch the sunset.

Beautiful scenery, peaceful, port a pod, chairs by the lake, small beach area. Pet friendly tooread more

A little piece of Coney Island, in the heart of Niagara…read more Located at the foot of St. Cathariens' most popular swimming beach, Port Dalhousie is proud home to one of North America's most beautiful, hand carved and painted, merry-go-round! Boasting 4 rows of colorfully decorated animals, the carousel is open to the public for only 5 CENTS / ride. That's right folks, this antique amusement is fun for the whole family. . . . cheaper than you ever could have imagined! ! ! If you haven't been, Port summer days are the best and the view from the carousel, is breath taking. (no not from lake Ontario's pollution). . . A piece of Niagara's rich history that locals and visitors alike, should all see and enjoy!