Hamburg - all beaches

We visited Solé at Woodlawn Beach for the first time and had a good experience overall. Upon arrival, there is a parking attendant who charges $7 for parking. The parking lot was a decent size and well-paved, but quite crowded. There is a yellow building with bathrooms, an event area, gift shop, and the Solé Bar and Grill at the back, where they have live music, cornhole, and seating in the sand for a true beach vibe while enjoying drinks and food. There was plenty of seating, including at the bar, and the staff was very friendly. They also had a small merchandise setup with Buffalo jerseys and clothing, adding to the great atmosphere. The food was a bit pricey and portions were small, but that's to be expected given the beachfront location. To access the beach, you can go around either side of the yellow building, with walk pads and a ramp on one side to help you get there. The beach has a lot of rules, so it's best to read them before visiting. Smoking, vaping, dogs, and alcohol are not allowed, and there are plenty of police around to enforce this. There were some large dead fish on the beach shore, which wasn't the best sight, but overall, it was a fun and cool place to visit if you've never been before. I would recommend checking it out.

The beach is fantastic. They did an excellent job of cleaning up all the debris that accumulated over the weekend. My kids enjoy playing in the sand. The playground area is also nice. It's definitely worth getting a season pass if you live nearby.

The public beach is absolutely beautiful, with plenty of space and a cozy atmosphere that isn't too crowded. Just keep in mind that the water is a bit rocky, so it's a good idea to bring shoes. There's ample parking available, and before you reach the beach, there's a lovely park with grassy areas. The surroundings are truly stunning, making this place a hidden gem.