This is a space shared by Row New York and TASCA (the American Small Craft Association) I was there…read morefor the beginner sailing lessons offered by TASCA. It has space for equipment, bathrooms and a fridge, everything you need.

The renovated boathouse is host to all manner of floating craft on Flushing Meadows Lake. You'll…read morefind sailboats, rowing sculls, pedal boats, outboard motor dinghys out on the water. And then there are my favorites, the dragon boats. Each type is owned by different groups and share the use of the boathouse and the lake. TASCA offers sailing lessons, ROW New York practices on their sculls and HK Dragon Boat Festival has their weekly practices & annual festival around the lake. The boardwalk, docks and boat launches are in very well-kept renovated condition to service all the boat types. The large parking lot adjoining the boathouse provides ample parking most of the year except during the weekend of the HK Dragon Boat Festival when it fills up in the pre-dawn hours. The lake might seem stagnant but is actually flowing from north to south with plenty of wildlife such as ducks, geese, seagulls and the occasional cormorant. There are certainly fish in the lake due to the many marine birds diving for them in the water and the fish that was hiding from them in the bottom of our dragon boat.

Great guys to be around. They treat you like family and keep a very loving and respectful…read moreatmosphere. Overall patties are great. Members only bar and food rock too. Great place to be a member of. Love you guys!!!!

Never Enuff has done it again!! Captain Brandon and Mike gave us a experience we could never…read moreexpect...very professional kept boat clean and was very helpful. Me and my brother will definitely come back those guys were great. Respect

I have booked a private charter with never enuff and it was wonderful…read more Captain Sav and the Mates were helpful to everyone. Everyone caught fish it was a Calm day on the Long Island sound. 1 hour and 40min ride to the fishing spot. I also went on an open boat trip with Captain Sal About 35-40 people on the boat Everyone Caught Fish The water the rough, moving to different spots to locate fish.

We had a fantastic time aboard the Skyline Princess this weekend. The highlight of the experience…read morewas the outstanding customer service from start to finish. A special thank you to Adriana, who went above and beyond when we called asking if there would be any way to watch Game 5 of the Knicks playoff run. Rather than giving us a simple yes or no, she took the time to look into it and ultimately arranged to have a TV brought onboard so guests could watch the game during the cruise. That level of customer care is rare and truly made the night memorable. The cruise itself was smooth and enjoyable, with beautiful views, a fun atmosphere, and decent food and drinks. The staff was friendly, attentive, and genuinely seemed to care about making sure everyone had a great experience. We'll definitely be back and highly recommend Skyline Princess to anyone looking for a great night out on the water.

I love skyline cruise. It was amazing. The bartender were nice and helpful. Love the drinks for the…read moreprice the whole experienced the musics. it was great The crew

Marina, ocean breeze, pier and a snack bar. Simple and minimalist but checks all the boxes. Easily…read moreaccessible via Bell Blvd. Park at 28th Ave off Bell Blvd and walk across the overpass with the busy sounds of the Cross Island traffic beneath you. Don't bother trying to figure out the parking regulations and rules of the marina lot on the Cross Island. It's not worth the hassle and tow of your car. A bike path and walkway surround Little neck bay as the bustling traffic noise mix in with the sounds of the bay. A great little escape right in Queens.

Nice breeze, amazing views, quiet time by the water. Always enjoy this little stop over when we are…read morevisiting Long island from the Bronx. Not a destination in itself but a good side trip if you are around the area. We always find parking in the area and spotted a porta potty on our last visit. Not very crowded, only people taking walks, having snacks, some drinks or coffee. Sunrise & sunset maybe the best time to visit for the views. Love the simple beauty of this place

Operated by the NYC Parks Department, the World's Fair Marina is a public water facility with a…read morepromenade located along Flushing Bay. It is separated from Citi Field and the northern edge of Flushing Meadows Corona Park by the Grand Central Parkway. Built as a boat basin for the 1939 World's Fair, the marina was expanded for the 1964 World's Fair. It currently has slips, a boat-and-kayak launch, a ferry landing, and a restaurant/catering hall. Skyline Princess Cruises and Wheel Fun Rentals are among businesses that rent vessels or operate party boats and ferries there.

the boat traffic was awful. it is super CONGETED because THE…read moreCITY NEVER INVESts IN Better boat piers and infrastructure and boat ramps. It is cheap there is garbage everywhere and there is more glass on the floor than fish in the bay. It is overrun by very incompetent boaters that invaded it and ruined it. it is truly terrible. save yourself the time and money and trouble and go somewhere actually nice. the people there destroyed it and swamped the ramp with boats and will NEVER move if you try and dock. People there are bullheads and will pull there trailers and hit you. these people do not even understand basic English. people cooking on the grass with many fire hazards. there were very mean jerk boaters that were in big rich yachts that were doing stupid photoshoots at the boat ramp they werent launching it they were just hogging it to post it on their LITTLE Instagram Stories THAT Nobody Cares About. It was sooo congested couldn't even get the boat in the water. It is a shame what that bay has turned into. We all miss old New York where you could ACTUALLY LAUNCH A BOAT And Not Get THREATENd. I am never going back.

We did a tour in July at 9:45 am and had a great time, would highly recommend to friends and…read morefamily! The guides were friendly and super helpful and the water was WARM! Very easy to get to from Manhattan if you get off at the World Trade Center subway station and ride the Liberty Landing City ferry.

Did you know you can jet ski in NYC?!…read more Leave it to me to find something fun to do. I checked the weather and surprisingly it was 79°. I booked the afternoon slot and had the BEST TIME EVER! Justin led the way and took some great photos/videos of us throughout We followed him to several points of interest: - NY Skyline - Brooklyn Bridge - DUMBO - Manhattan Bridge - Statue of Liberty - Ellis Island Definitely recommend for a little adventure! My top speed was 38mph. I pushed my jet ski to the maximum a majority of the way How to get there: PATH Train from WTC Liberty Landing Ferry

Amazing experience. Well worth the price. Views and service were spectacular. Upgrading to the…read morepremier seating is well worth it. Highly recommend! A+

Beautiful morning, gorgeous views, quintessential Gotham tour…read more Alexis did a great job leading the tour with plenty of fun facts and humor. She also sang, "New York, New York," as we docked, as an, "Off, off, off, off Broadway performance." And who knew that Jersey City has become such a big town? P. S. Her boss' name is, Duffy.

Captain Clark was awesome! He patiently explained all the…read morelandmarks and kept us very safe. Sunset sail on a perfect evening in NyC is unforgettable

Captain Clark was extremely forthcoming about our options while we waited for weather to pass…read morethrough, and was flexible with our departure time, allowing us the opportunity to enjoy the experience as expected. Couldn't have asked for more

In food and in life, bitterness is a wonderful thing but you don't want it to be the only…read moreingredient. So I'm starting out by praising the park as a concert venue to make up for my gripes about Central Park and PNC Bank Arts Center. I enjoyed the free De La Soul show here, which had good sound quality and a pleasant setup where you could opt for a close-up viewing of Eye Know and Me Myself and I or just roam around and still hear it. I wish I remembered who had the Yelp reviews that mostly focused on bathrooms, but park regulars know about the bathroom sort of near the LIRR train. It's not as glamorous or as clean as Bryant Park but it's mostly ok and open later than one might expect. The park isn't offering a wilderness facsimile like parts of Prospect Park but you can see birds and there are nice plants. The Unisphere is legendary.

Perfect park that is within walking distance from both Main Street and Mets willets points station…read more This park hosts yearly events like the queens night market and the US open tournaments. There is always something to do year round. In the winter months, most people decide to venture to the aquatic center/skate rink or the Al Oeter Rec center. There is also a museum inside this park that showcases Queens art. Whether it's for a morning stroll or a picnic, this park has the space for anyone and everyone.