Courts for handball, paddleball, tennis, and basketball (Fee for tennis)

3 soccer fields (permit is required)

2 softball fields (permit is required)

Entrance to the Jones Beach Bicycle Path

Unreserved picnic areas are available on a first-come, first-served basis

Reserved picnic area (fee) accommodates up to 200 people

Aerodrome field designed especially for radio-controlled model airplane hobbyists is available (permit is required)

Sled hills are open during January and February, weather permitting

Roller Skating Rink (evening lighting available for a fee, contact office for arrangements)

Jogging course

Archery range (fee - must supply own equipment)

Playground

Fenced-In Dog Run Area

Basketball Courts

Tennis Courts

Multi-Purpose Field

Playground

Sitting Area

Picnic Tables

Bocci

Nature Trails

Swimming and Diving Pool
(open June through September)

Paddle Tennis

Public Picnic Area

Private Picnic Area
(please call 516-292-9000 x227 for reservation information)

Baseball Field

Playground

Pond covers 6 acres with a maximum depth of approximately 29 feet

Naturally reproducing species including Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Carp, Pumpkinseed, Brown Bullhead, American Eel

For details on general fishing related health advisories refer to the NYSDEC Freshwater Fishing Regulations or The New York State Department of Health Sportfish and Game Health Advisories

Over 6 miles of white, sandy beachfront on the Atlantic Ocean

A half mile beach on Zachs Bay

Barbecue and picnic areas

Boardwalk, 2 miles long

Gift shop

Band Shell on boardwalk

Parking for over 21,000 cars

Surfing permitted at west end beach

Swimming Pools (seasonal, entrance fee of $2 for adults and $1 for children and seniors)

Four saltwater fishing piers, bait station and boat basin with 76 boat slips

Jetty for surf fishing on West End

Four basketball courts

15 Paddle tennis courts

22 shuffleboard courts

Outdoor Theater

Miniature Golf Course

Pitch-Putt Golf Course

2 Softball Fields (permit required)

Beach volleyball

Roller Skating Rink

Restaurants, food concession and ice cream parlor

Specialty-equipped playground at Central Mall

Theodore Roosevelt Nature Center at the West End

Jones Beach is open year round, 7 days a week, however activities vary according to season

Additional information is available at: Jones Beach State Park

25 acre preserve

Hiking and nature trails

Pond covers 15 acres with a maximum depth of approximately 3.5 feet

Paved trail surrounds Pond with benches for rest, relaxation and wildlife observation

Boats are prohibited, but shoreline access is available

54-acre natural area frequented by large numbers of native waterfowl and nature trails that wind through a wet woodland dominated by red maple, coast pepperbush and skunk cabbage

Popular fishing spot - naturally reproducing species include Largemouth Bass, Chain Pickerel, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Black Crappie, Yellow Perch, White Perch, Carp, Brown Bullhead, American Eel and Black Bullhead

For details on general fishing related health advisories refer to the NYSDEC Freshwater Fishing Regulations or The New York State Department of Health Sportfish and Game Health Advisories

Basketball Courts

Handball Courts

Tennis Courts

Softball, Baseball and Multi-Purpose Fields

Playground and Game Tables

Outdoor Pools

Indoor Ice Rink (Newbridge Arena)

Horseshoes

Sitting Area

Basketball Courts

Handball Courts

Paddleball Courts

Tennis Courts

Volleyball Courts

Spray Pool (June through September)

Soccer Field

Football Field

Softball/Baseball Field

Multi-Purpose Field

Playground

Sitting Area

Fishing Pier

Walking Path

Exhibits utilizing plants and animals indigenous to Long Island, including habitat groups showing wildlife at different stages and seasons of development

Small collection of regional live animals presented in displays and educational programs, including an owl and bats in a reversed day-night cycle, introducing observers to the world of night animals

Regular programs offered for both adults and children including live animal programs and video programs highlighting various natural history subjects

Admission fee

Adjoins the Museum

77-acre tract of glacial outwash plain is maintained in its natural state as a wildlife sanctuary

Consists of wet, deciduous woods, swamps, streams, ponds, and a small, well-drained grassy area reminiscent of the Hempstead Plains

Swamp forest that is one of the last remaining stands of Atlantic White Cedar on Long Island

A variety of small mammals and over forty species of birds breed at the Preserve in the spring, while seasonal migrants regularly make the Preserve a rest stop in their journeys north and south

58-acre preserve features fresh water ponds and extensive sections of wet woodlands

Preserve is open from dawn to dusk

Conducive to bird watching, sports fishing and hiking

Unpaved trails throughout the Preserve with entrances along Park Avenue and Old Mill Road

Serves as a nature study area - naturalist-lead organized tours can be arranged through the Marine Nature Study Area in Oceanside at (516) 766-1580

Lower Twin Lake (south of Park Avenue) covers 10 acres with a maximum depth of approximately 5 feet - naturally reproducing species include Largemouth Bass, Chain Pickerel, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Black Crappie, Carp, Brown Bullhead, American Eel

Upper Twin Lake (north of Park Avenue) covers 20 acres with a maximum depth of approximately 17 feet - naturally reproducing species include Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed, Black Crappie, Carp, Brown Bullhead, American Eel - stocked species include Brown and rainbow trout stocked in the spring and fall

Boats are prohibited, but shoreline access is available

For details on general fishing related health advisories refer to the NYSDEC Freshwater Fishing Regulations or The New York State Department of Health Sportfish and Game Health Advisories

Swimming complex (fee) features six pools: Olympic (main), Diving, "Kiddie", Training, Slide and Interactive

Lounge chairs, picnic tables, lockers, showers, and concession facilities

Court games include bocci and horseshoes

Boating marina and a launch ramp which require a fee and a permit obtainable at the Park Administration Office (available to Nassau County residents only)

Fishing pier, open year-round weather permitting

3 Baseball and 2 softball fields - some of which are illuminated for night play - all of which require a permit - fields are also available for football

Quiet game area with chess and checker tables

Gazebo

North (unreserved) family picnic area, sheltered picnic area (private permit), and 3 Central and 3 South picnic areas, for which a fee is charged; a required advance reservation may be obtained at the Park Administration Office

Playground equipped with swings, slides, a maze, and a two mile measured jogging course

Park office is open everyday from 9 AM to 4 PM

Fenced-In Dog Run Area