3/5 Sarah B. 3 years ago on Google • 122 reviews
The
spot
itself
is
beautiful,
&
very
close
to
downtown
Buffalo
(about
10-15
min
drive).
Huge
parking
lot
as
it
is
popular
&
can
get
very
crowded.
After
walking
down
the
boardwalk
through
a
cool
little
nature
walk,
I
emerged
to
find
this
vast
stretch
of
beach
that
made
me
feel
like
I
was
in
FL
for
a
second.
The
sand
near
the
entry
is
nicer,
it
gets
rockier
(with
like
microgravel
&
some
small
sticks)
the
closer
you
get
to
the
shoreline.
There
were
bathrooms
&
also
an
adult
bar/grill
with
a
sanded
area
roped
off
for
those
over
21
to
drink
&
play
games
or
sit
&
chat,
before
the
boardwalk
to
the
beach.
On
the
beach
was
a
tiki
bar,
playground,
&
volleyball
nets
(only
vball
was
open/being
used,
probably
due
to
covid-19
restrictions).
There
were
lifeguard
chairs,
but
none
on
duty
at
the
time
(also
due
to
Covid
I
believe)
but
someone
else
said
they're
on
duty
til
5pm.
It
was
$7
to
get
in
(State
Park).
The
beach
itself
was
very
crowded
&
pretty
loud
(lots
of
people
playing
loud
music,
large
families
or
groups,
kids,
etc.)
so
if
you're
looking
for
relaxation
or
less
people,
try
Sunset
Bay,
or
one
of
the
Niagara
County
beaches.
But
if
you're
looking
for
a
party
spot,
it's
definitely
one.
I
didn't
swim
while
there,
as
the
water
was
a
bit
cold,
&
some
consider
it
to
be
dirty
there,
but
a
lot
of
people
were
swimming.
There
were
a
lot
of
boats
pulled
up
in
the
water,
too.
A
unique
aspect
of
this
beach
is
the
presence
of
massive
wind
mills
to
the
north
along
the
shoreline.
You
are
allowed
to
bring
your
own
coolers
&
food
onto
the
beach.
People
also
had
whatever
floatation
devices
they
wanted
to
use,
no
special
rules
there
that
I
saw.
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