Wolfe's Pond Beach
A quieter Raritan Bay beach on Staten Island's South Shore, backed by woods and a pond in Wolfe's Pond Park.
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A 265-acre park at the southernmost tip of New York State with a beach on Raritan Bay, woodlands and several historic houses including the 1680s Conference House. Kids can stand at the literal 'South Pole' of New York.
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Open daily; most NYC parks open 6 AM–1 AM
Free
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All ages.
Free
Open daily; most NYC parks open 6 AM–1 AM
298 Satterlee Street, 10307, in Tottenville, Staten Island.
No. Conference House Park is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
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