Bay Shore Vacations

This historic 168-foot beacon stands as a proud symbol of Long Island's maritime heritage. Climb 182 steps to the top for breathtaking 360-degree views of the Atlantic seascape.

This rare maritime holly forest grows behind protective dunes, creating the illusion it's sunken below sea level. Stroll the 1.5-mile boardwalk through ancient trees before emerging onto pristine Atlantic beaches.

White sands stretch alongside the historic Fire Island Lighthouse, offering a tranquil escape from bustling Long Island beaches. Stroll the shoreline at morning tide for wildlife viewing and Atlantic panoramas.

This Art Deco tower, modeled after Venice's St. Mark's campanile, stands as Jones Beach's iconic 200-foot sentinel. Admire its elegant architecture while exploring the surrounding park's ocean views and scenic boardwalk.

This undeveloped barrier beach park offers serene views of both the Atlantic Ocean and Great South Bay. Bring your 4-wheel drive vehicle with permit for prime surf fishing during fall's striped bass migration.

The Gibson-Mack-Holt House showcases Bay Shore's rich history through preserved artifacts and documents. Explore the historical reference library on Tuesday or Saturday afternoons to discover the community's heritage.

This intimate 260-seat theater offers exceptional views and acoustics for a range of performances. Catch acclaimed artists like Judy Collins or Bryan Adams in a cozy setting where every seat feels front row.

Flynn's Fire Island is just one of the places to see in Ocean Bay Park, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Amble around the area's beaches or visit its shops.