Masone Beach

A Great Place for Family Fun, Live Music and Amazing Sunsets

Located on picturesque Island Park Harbor, the beach is named after Michael Masone the former Superintendent of the Department of Public Works, who took great pride in his community and its residents and went to extreme measures to keep it beautiful.

Our village boasts some of the best bays, swimming, water fun and of course parks on all of Long Island. The Department of Beach and Recreation along with the Department of Public Works, works very hard to make sure all village parks are in tip top shape at all times.

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Beach Amenities

Playground
Splash Park
Basketball & Handball Courts
Concession Stand
Large Picnic Area with Barbecues
Gazebo Pavilion for large groups (must be reserved in advance)

Masone Beach Events

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Beach Tags and Parking

The annual prices for beach tags are (and subject to change at any time):

Island Park Residents

within the Village
Under 5: No Charge
Ages 5-64 — $30.00
Seniors (65+) — $15.00

Parking — $30.00
Senior Parking — $15.00

Island Park Residents

11558- Barnum Isle & Harbor Isle
Under 5: No Charge
Ages 5-64 — $50.00
Seniors (65+) — $30.00

Parking — $50.00
Senior Parking — $30.00

All Island Park Fire Department Members receive Village Resident Rates.

Please call Village Hall to inquire about occasional water and beach closings due to heavy rainfalls or thunderstorms.

Beach tags are required for admission to Masone Beach throughout the summer season and the Fall Festival, Winter Wonderland, and Easter Egg Hunt.

Gazebo Rental Information:

Village Residents
$250.00

Non-Village Residents
$400.00

Chair and Umbrella Rentals

Beach Chair Rental: $10 per day
Umbrella Rental: $10 per day
Chair/Umbrella Combo Rental: $15 per day

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