rockaway beach
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Go there every week-end during the summer....so close to home, free parking...we get there early & leave by 1:00pm as that's when it gets very crowded....very glad to see this beach is up & running it was devastated by SANDY......I've met some wonderful people through the years @ Rockaway beach & have remained friends.....I look forward to relaxing on this beautiful shoreline & dipping in the ocean.....they fixed up the Food & restroom areas very nicely......
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From out of town, and we were disappointed to have spent the time driving to rockaway. Once we arrived, we promptly packed the car and drove to Coney Island beach instead, where we had a great time! No places that are accessible from the rockaway beach to eat, closest main drag is sketchy, Coney is much safer and has surprisingly clean sand.
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On New Years Day, I went to Beach 119th Street in Rockaway Park, New York and took the plunge in the Atlantic Ocean with about 2 dozen peoples. This was the first, but not the last plunge I will take. There are some things on my budget list that should be placed on my annual list. HAPPY NEW YEAR
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I love Rockaway Beach because it's well-kept compared to other NYC beaches. There are plenty of bathrooms every several blocks (clean bathrooms, too), and plenty of nice restaurants and food shacks right along the beach. Yes, it's NYC, so the water isn't going to be free of potato chip bags and whatnot, but for the most part, it wasn't as gross as Coney Island, and it wasn't as crowded as Jacob Riis, and it's not as far away as Jones or Long Beach. And it has clean bathrooms.
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Rockaway Beach is the largest public beach in America and 150,000 people go there each weekend in the summer. There aren't a ton of beach bars, but try Connolly's in the summer or Playland Motel all year long. It's also the only good surfing in NYC which is a huge plus!
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免费海滩。好多人在里面冲浪。很多小鸟在旁边。旁边还有好多餐厅。一号公路我们这次的第一个落脚点。顺便吃了午饭。拍了一些照片。
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I didn't expect a lot and it wasn't a disappointment. If you're in a city sightseeing tour in New York but you want to spend a day on the beach it's a good place but not for more!The water is great and salty (what a surprise!) but you can't relax because a lot of plane will interrupt the silence.
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Per some of the recent reviews -- yes, there was quite a bit of damage from Hurricane Sandy. But it's been 9 months, and it has recovered tremendously. As a matter of fact, it's recovered such that our family of 4, including two small children, happily just rented an apartment a block from the beach and enjoyed a 5-day weekend there. Yes, there is still some boardwalk construction taking place (much to the delight of our kids), and yes there are some sections of beach closed due to erosion. But MUCH of the beach is open, and MUCH of the boardwalk survived. We stayed around Beach 90th, and we found restaurants, concessions, beach, and surfers to watch. Beach concessions: a small one at Beach 86th, a larger and wonderfully rebuilt one around Beach 96th. We stayed around Beach 86th for the most part, as the swimming beach is open there and further down for quite a ways, and the boardwalk is intact/rebuilt there. Though our kids insisted on multiple walks to Beach 96th concessions for the delicious frozen bananas, smoothies, and shrimp po' boys. Oh, and FYI, bathrooms and showers all rebuilt and cleaned frequently. And there was a huge staff there helping people navigate the parts of the beach open vs. closed and know where to find everything they'd need for a lovely day.Be part of the recovery! The beach is great, the area largely recovered, and the local businesses could use our support. Great place to spend a heat wave!
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I'd gone to Rockaway Beach when exploring the Rockaways and looked to let my dog on the beach. They had a No Dogs policy which did not sit well with me considering the drive out here so I could only see it from the car. Upon examination seeing it with the rest of the peninsula, it looked dirtier and uglier than some of the other beaches in the NYC area. Overall it is like the rest of the peninsula, isolated, insulated, not easy to get to, with nothing spectacular or noteworthy to offer.
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What an amazing job city did to rehabilitate this beach after Sandy. I was there a year and a half ago and was stunned how nice everything looked this time. Nice sandy beach and is not crowded. What else can I ask for...