Long Island beaches staying open through September
Beachgoers at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh. Credit: Brittainy Newman
After Labor Day, some area beaches are still open so visitors can enjoy lower parking fees, sun and surf. These beaches still have lifeguards on duty after Labor Day; lifeguards are also on duty through the holiday weekend.
JONES BEACH STATE PARK
Visitors enjoy a day at Jones Beach State Park in Wantagh. Credit: Brittainy Newman
ROBERT MOSES STATE PARK
Bob McLauglin, of Huntington, plays in the sand with his son, Rory, at Robert Moses State Park in West Islip. Credit: James Carbone
POINT LOOKOUT BEACH
Tonie Germie and her dog Otto stroll along the water on the beach at Point Lookout. Credit: Jeff Bachner
LIDO BEACH
Lifeguards compete in All-Women’s Lifeguard Tournament at Lido Beach Town Park in Lido Beach. Credit: Howard Schnapp
LIDO BEACH WEST
Beachgoers at Lido Beach West in Lido Beach. Credit: Howard Schnapp
TOBAY
Tobay Beach. Credit: Howard Simmons
HITHER HILLS STATE PARK
Hither Hills State Park in Montauk. Credit: Gordon M. Grant
GOV. ALFRED E. SMITH/SUNKEN MEADOW STATE PARK
Angel Hernandez of Bay Shore fishes off the jetty at Sunken Meadow State Park, in Kings Park. Credit: Newsday/Steve Pfost
WILDWOOD STATE PARK
Wildwood State Park in Wading River. Credit: Steven Sunshine
MAIN BEACH EAST HAMPTON
Main Beach in East Hampton. Credit: Gordon M. Grant
ATLANTIC AVENUE BEACH
Atlantic Avenue Beach in Amagansett. Credit: Gordon M. Grant
OCEAN BEACH
Daylan Gentry enjoys the water at Ocean Beach with his father, Darnel. Credit: Johnny Milano
Open to the public
