Eastchester - all beaches

Rye Beach Park is a fantastic destination for families seeking a fun-filled day out. The beach is pristine and tranquil, providing a serene atmosphere for all visitors. The staff at the park are incredibly attentive to the safety of their guests, ensuring that everyone can relax and enjoy their time without any worries. Additionally, the park adjacent to the beach offers a great opportunity for a leisurely stroll. I highly recommend Rye Beach Park to anyone looking for a peaceful and enjoyable day out.

The view is fantastic, but the food could use some enhancements.

I have frequented this beach countless times and the parking lot is perfect for hosting events due to its enormous size. It's also an ideal spot for beginners to practice driving or riding a motorcycle. The park is vast and boasts a huge playground for children with all the usual equipment such as swings, slides and monkey bars. The handball and racket ball courts are fantastic for enjoying hours of spectator sports. The diverse range of cultures in this area can be very humbling at times. Taking a moment to sit back and appreciate the different music and smells of food is what truly represents New York.

This beach is exclusively available to Westchester residents, and a park pass is required for entry, costing $90 for a three-year period. With a pass, parking is just $5, and admission for adults is a mere $4. Additional discounts are available for seniors, children, and military personnel. Those without a pass will find the prices slightly higher. The water is pristine, and the beach itself is impeccably clean, with well-maintained bathrooms and a convenient concession stand.

This was my go-to beach as a kid. The water is tranquil and the atmosphere is serene, making it perfect for doing laps. However, it's exclusive to Glen Cove residents only. If you're visiting someone who lives there, you can get a guest pass from City Hall.

The beach is quite basic, with average quality sand. The water, well, it's located at the far end of Manhasset Bay where all the boats and industries discharge their waste. I'm not implying that you'll undergo any mutations after swimming, but it wouldn't hurt to count your fingers afterwards. However, I appreciate its proximity and the fact that the children have fun at the playground and in the sand. The facilities are well-maintained and the area is safe.