Francis Lewis Park Beach

If you're in the Big Apple and craving the feeling of sand between your tootsies, a trip to Francis Lewis Park Beach just might be the pawrfect thing to do! This pawsitively awesome beach next to the Francis Lewis Park is a spot that has truly gone to the doggoes. Situated at the base of the Bronx-Whitestone Bridge on the Queens side, this narrow strip of sand-lined coast is the pawrfect place to bring your pooch for a day of fun in the sun. 

You can enjoy pawtastically beautiful views of the bridge from your vantage point on a beach blanket while your pup races around, frolics, plays, and swims at a beach that has been designed with their needs in mind. The swimming section of this beach is fully enclosed and has a gated entrance to ensure your pup remains safe and cannot wade too deeply into the East River. Best of all, no leashes are required at this pawsome beach, but just as a precaution, it's a good idea to bring one along. 

Francis Lewis Park Beach sits in close proximity to the family-furiendly park of the same name. Just follow the path to the bottom of the hill, and you will easily find the beach! You'll want to be sure to keep Fido leashed in the pawblic park areas in accordance with New York doggo by-laws. Your main canine squeeze is also welcome to join you in Francis Lewis Park, but they must remain on a lead there. Here, you will find lots of grass areas, walking trails, and even some picnic tables where you can enjoy a treat or two!

Though Francis Lewis Park Beach is small, the water is quite calm, making it a pawpular spot for strolling in the sand, then cooling off in the surf. There are also lots of rocks your pupperoni can climb to get in a little extra activity. Pack a bag for the day with drinking water and cleanup bags, so you will be sure to have the things you need. 

Ready for your next puptastic beach adventure? Why not stop by Francis Lewis Park Beach today? You'll be doggone glad you did!