A local park that charges $10 for non-residents during the Memorial Day to Labor Day summer that…read morehas an ice rink, courts, plenty of park space to hang out in, playgrounds, pool and more. Some areas do require additional fees, so keep that in mind. Large parking lot, mostly find residents here.

I would like to recommend Lou DeMaria as a golf instructor at Cantiague Park. I have taken lessons…read morefrom him all summer long. He is extremely patient and he makes things simple to understand. His prices are very reasonable and his availability is very flexible. He is a very nice person that cares about making you better at the game. Give him a try, you will not be disappointed.

This park used to be our favorite spot to take our granddaughter. Sadly, they took out the old…read moreplayground, which she loved, and didn't replace it with anything new. The newer playground that was already there is still in place, but it doesn't have any shade and just doesn't offer the same experience. We really miss the old setup.

Clean, simple smallish park with a lovely pond to walk around. Bathrooms and free parking are…read moreavailable. Good little place for a walk in nature if you're nearby and short on time.

This is a very quiet and peaceful beach to go to if that's what you're looking for…read more There is a $10.00 charge for parking. They have bathroom facilities and an outdoor shower head to wash off the salt water and sand. The beach is mostly made up of rocks and pebbles. They are also visible in the water. Lots of rocks and sea shells, so it's recommended you wear water shoes for entering the water or even walking in the beach itself. There is lots of seaweed in the water. You will also find the occasional baby crabs and oysters. Other than that you can swim in the water. There is a life guard on duty at certain times. Most of the time you will be swimming without one but they has the water sectioned off with rope.

I typically prefer the south shore over the north shore. The north shore tends to have a ton of…read moreshells and rocks, which makes walking around on the sand a pain (literally). However! You get the bay or the sound from the north shore and that's always nice since there are no waves to knock you over. We accidentally stumbled upon this beach while driving around. It's next door to Ransom Beach so if either is packed, just know there is another right there. Decent size parking lot, a clubhouse with restrooms and a snack bar (only open during the summer). There are also a handful of food places right across the street. The other perk is this is a Town of Oyster Bay beach so if you're a TOB resident, you get in for a fraction of the cost (during peak season, of course, the rest of the time it's free). I can't wait to try out this place during the summer and see if it gets crowded. If not, this might be my new beach home for a couple of months.

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!

I enjoy a lot community park with a public swimming pool, basketball and tennis courts, playground…read morefor small children and want to say - thank you very much to all staff who take care of it !

This is a nice park in the town of East Meadow in Long Island, NY. In the past, my children enjoyed…read moregoing in the pool here during summer time. The park also offers swim lessons. The playground area is simple and can easily be upgraded which will make it more enjoyable.

Well maintained. Clean…read more Plenty of concessions and parking. Perfect foe town of oyster bay residents.

Always a good day at Tobay Beach. The bayside has a sprinkler area for the kids and restaurants.read more

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

Always soothing, embracing, lively, mood- lifting along with Hempstead Harbor. Great for mentality.read more

We just wanted to have an afternoon by the water to relax &…read moreour cousin brought us to this beach. We had a short but sweet time. We came after hours so we didn't need to pay. Street parking was also free & easy to find on a overcast Saturday night. We enjoy the scenic drive going leading to the beach. We also did some boardwalk walking & saw some guys fishing. All in all, we have a short but sweet time.