Far Rockaway is a neighborhood on the Rockaway Peninsula in the New York City borough of Queens in the United States. It is the easternmost section of the Rockaways. The neighborhood starts at the Nassau County line and extends west to Beach 32nd Street. The neighborhood is part of Queens Community Board 14.
Restaurants in Far Rockaway
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SKUDIN SURF CAMP & LESSONS- AAages 5 and up. All abilities welcome, whether you're a beginner or an experienced surfer our camps will enhance your skills and surfing experience. Surf camp for kids and adults from 9am - 1 pm Mon-Fri; Private, semi-private and group lessons 7 days a week. Accessible by A train and parking available. Owned and operate by Pro Surfers Cliif & Will Skudin.
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Gypsea fishing charters specializes in all onshore and offshore fishing in Far Rockaway Queens. The 35 ft Gypsea can accommodate up to 6 passengers while the 50 ft gypsea star sails daily and can accommodate up to 35 passengers by reservation only.
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Yacht Rock Charters provides relaxed sailing on Jamaica Bay, NY Harbor and the Caribbean. A truly unique concept, Deliverance welcomes you aboard in Jamaica Bay, the largest open space in New York City. Here you can stay-cation, leaving the bustle behind to experience a “Wild New York City.” Discover the soul of an Atkins design pilot schooner, and embark on a journey. Go aboard for a day, a sunset, or an unforgettable evening. We LOVE our 40 ft sailing schooner, Deliverance. She is sturdy, strong, and loves to sail. Come chill, and let the moving water beneath the sails relax you. Deliverance has ample deck space for sightseeing and mingling. She’s also equipped with BPA-free cups, cooler full of ice, and bluetooth speakers to play your tunes on your device. We will arrange pick up you and your guests in our traditionally built Chesapeake Bay skiff, Tortuga from restaurant, Thai Rock. From the dock, we will cruise through the mooring field to Deliverance. We got the rest!
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Long Island beach in Queens borough that can be reached by subway. Popular destination for New Yorkers in mid-20th century, still pleasant to visit.
I have lived in Belle Harbor and Rockaway almost all my life. The Beach is a free one. Parking in the higher numbers is difficult. Best to come by ferry or mass transit. Further down, there are food services, bathrooms and ba nice boardwalk.
4.5 based on 35 reviews
I grew up in Far Rockaway but never knew that this wildlife refuge was there. I recently moved back to New York and decided to venture over there and look around. The staff at the nature center helped guide me through the place and recommended different parts of the refuge to go to. I tried the West Pond and East Pond and was not disappointed. Lots to see! It is a huge area so I recommend comfortable sneakers or hiking boots and you need a few hours to look around and see the beautiful birds, especially waterfowl.
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Edgemere Farm is a one-acre parcel of land located in Far Rockaway, Queens. The farm grows a variety of crops, including vegetables, fruits, hops, flowers, and herbs, and is also home to chickens and honey bees. During the summer, we host a weekly farm stand on Saturdays and farm dinners on Thursdays.
4.0 based on 98 reviews
Broke my wrist here when I was 10 by running on the outside of the boardwalk rail and falling off. The life guards took good care of me. Always has been a beautiful beach. Last visit 1973
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Jet Ski, Fly Board, Stand Up Paddle Rentals & Tours. The Rockaways are making a big splash with New Yorkers and tourists from around the world. Rockaway Jet Ski brings summertime excitement your way. Gather your friends and come visit us in Beautiful Rockaway Beach, NYC.
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