Bayswater Point State Park — Attraction in New York

Bayswater Point State Park is a hidden gem in Queens. It's a small park, but it has a lot to offer. You can fish from the shore, and catch some flounder, bluefish, or striped bass. You can also have a picnic on the grass or on one of many picnic tables, and enjoy the views of Jamaica Bay. The park is very quiet and peaceful, except for the sound of planes taking off or landing at JFK Airport. That's actually one of the highlights of the park, because you can see the planes up close and take some awesome pictures of them. I had a blast doing that with my camera. If you're looking for a place to relax and have some fun, you should definitely...

Bayswater Point State Park is a serene 17-acre state park located on Jamaica Bay in Queens, New York. Established in 1991, the park occupies land that was once the estate of banker Louis A. Heinsheimer. It offers a peaceful retreat with its varied terrain of beachfront, wetlands, and woodlands, making it an ideal habitat for migrating and nesting birds. Originally overseen by Audubon as a bird sanctuary, the park encourages passive recreation such as hiking, fishing, bird watching, and picnicking. Its commitment to preserving natural systems and providing a space for nature appreciation highlights the park’s role in environmental...

It's an amazing park! A good spot for fishing, walks, and in general, a good spot to hangout and have fun! The hours on google are not 100% accurate. They actually close at sunset and the last entry is 15 minutes before the closing time. There are signs during the summer around the park that will tell you these times along with some other park rules. Just make sure to leave when they tell you because they do lock the park at sunset. People have gotten locked in multiple times.Make sure to also check out the trail (you can follow the trail markers) which also has exits on...