Ultimate Family Guide to Summer Fun - 2026

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06 | Family-Friendly Road Trips

Escape the city this summer on a road trip adventure close to home!

16 | Family Summer Experiences

Fun family experiences and easy kidfriendly day trips so exciting, you’ll forget you’re not on vacation.

28 | Summer Bucket List

Activities, attractions, and must-dos for families this summer! Summer fun in and around New York

30 | America 250th

Celebrate America's birthday with these fun excursios

32 | Summer The best free beaches in NYC

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Family Road Trips

Summer vacation? In this economy? With the cost of travel feeling like more of a luxury than your wallet can cover, skip the airport chaos and hit the road for a family-friendly getaway. With so much beauty, history, entertainment, and action in our own backyard, your family won’t have to travel far to find a destination everyone will love. Whether you’re craving some relaxing beach time, an outdoor adventure, or just a change of scenery, these drivable destinations make it easy to plan a road trip to your family’s next adventure.

The Animal Adventure Park & Preserve

Just 15 minutes outside Binghamton, New York, Animal Adventure Park & Preserve offers a hands-on, family-friendly experience that goes beyond your typical day at the zoo. At Animal Adventure Park: Walk-Thru Zoo, guests can meet, feed, and interact with more than 100 species in an accessible, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly environment. Aviaries, giraffe feeding decks, adorable lion cubs, concessions, gift shops, and a new low ropes course - will keep the entire family engaged and making memories! For even more animal encounters, cross the street to The Preserve: drive-thru safari, where hundreds of animals roam 100+ wooded acres—including Tank the White Rhino and a second giraffe viewing & feeding deck. Visit Animal Adventure Park first, and receive a 50% off coupon to visit The Preserve safari that day!

Get capybara cuddles, serve sloth treats, brush a rhino, or become “Zookeeper for a Day” by enhancing your visit with a behind-the-scenes animal encounter.

Make a weekend of it in Broome County: ride antique carousels in the “Carousel Capital of the World,” explore local agri-tourism spots,

museums, and minor league sports. With lodging and dining in Binghamton and plenty for kids and adults alike, Animal Adventure Park & Preserve are a must-stop on your summer road trip. Learn more at VisitAAP.com.

Capture the Catskills’ Magic

Bright days, fresh air, and room to roam. The Great Northern Catskills are where families come to reconnect and experience the beauty of the season.

Dutchess County Fair

Get ready for six unforgettable days of fun at the Dutchess County Fair, August 25th through 30th!

Experience the best of summer with thrilling rides, live entertainment, agricultural exhibits, and mouthwatering fair food favorites. From exciting concerts and daily shows to livestock competitions and familyfriendly attractions, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Stroll through vendor booths filled with unique crafts, home goods, and local specialties, or take in the sights and sounds of one of New York’s most beloved traditions.

Whether it’s your first visit or a yearly tradition, the Dutchess County Fair promises memories that will last a lifetime. Don’t miss the excitement—mark your calendar and join the fun this August!

Greene County in the Great Northern Catskills

Escape to the Great Northern Catskills for your best family summer yet! Leave the daily routine behind and trade busy sidewalks for mountain trails. The Great Northern Catskills offer the perfect wilderness escape for families looking to reconnect and recharge. Tucked into lush forests and towering peaks just two hours north of NYC, this spectacular region provides endless ways to spark joy and create new traditions.

When the summer heat sets in, treat the kids to splashing good fun at Zoom Flume Water Park. This outdoor water park features thrilling slides, a massive wave pool, and winding lazy rivers. You can spend the entire afternoon riding the Wild River’s rushing rapids. Or simply soak up the sun while the little ones splash in the shallow play areas. Keep the excitement going with a visit to Bailiwick Animal Park and Riding Stables. Your family will love getting up close with fascinating wildlife and feeding friendly domestic animals. For even more adventure, saddle up for an unforgettable trail ride through scenic landscapes or sign up for horse riding lessons—perfect for both beginners and young adventurers eager to learn. It’s a wonderful, hands-on experience that sparks wonder and gives everyone plenty to talk about on the ride home.

After a full day of exploring, retreat to one of the legendary Catskill all-inclusive family resorts. These welcoming destinations take the stress out of vacation planning. With delicious meals, daily activities, and evening entertainment all rolled into one stay, you can focus entirely on classic family together time. Share stories around a crackling fire pit, enjoy a hearty dinner without worrying about the cooking, and build memories to last a lifetime.

This summer, make the beautiful mountains your playground. Start planning your Great Northern Catskills getaway today and discover a memorable family adventure you will cherish for years to come.

Explore Rochester’s incredible family-friendly attractions, from parks to interactive museums and historic sites. With festivals year-round and opportunities to enjoy theater, sporting events, and more, there’s something for every age and interest. Did we mention the world’s largest collection of toys, dolls, and games? Rochester offers endless opportunities to create memories that will last a lifetime!

Learn more at visitrochester.com

MetroWest Boston

Head to MetroWest Boston for a fantastic summer road trip that will keep both the kids and your wallet happy. Start by exploring the formal gardens and wilderness trails at Tower Hill, or Garden in the Woods’ magnificent haven for native plants with fun critters—from turtles to frogs to butterflies—for the kids to find. Then head to Hopkinton or Cochituate State Parks for a great hike or paddle across the lake; both offer onsite rentals of paddleboards, kayaks, sailboats and more.

Start day two exploring Southwick’s Zoo—the largest zoo in New England has rides, activities, and unique behind-the-scenes Animal Encounters with rhinos, sloths, and giraffes. In the afternoon, see what’s ripe for pick-your-own at Nourse Farm or enjoy sensational BBQ and toe-tapping music with a flight of hard cider at Lookout Farm. Then challenge the fam with Level99’s 50+ mental and physical escape rooms, or visit the region’s Cultural Districts for a free summer festival or concert.

On day three, head to charming Hudson to wander the boutiques, then visit the absolutely epic American Heritage Museum’s immersive exhibits with gorgeous antique planes, tanks and cars. Want a little hands-on fun? Take a workshop—for adults or kids!—at Elsie Kaye Glassworks, Duck Soup, Craftworks, Serendipity, Bloom & Grow

Creative, or Hopkinton Center for the Arts…where you can also catch a show, like “A Play, A Pint & A Pie” in August. Coming in June? Don’t miss the MetroWest Regional Fan Zones playing FIFA World Cup 2026™ matches on a jumbotron surrounded by a free festival with beer garden, food trucks, vendors, activities and live entertainment. Download the free visitors guide at metrowestvisitors.org/guide for more attractions, restaurants, hotels, and more to plan your adventure.

Putnam County

Nothing says summer like wholesome family fun at a county fair. The annual Putnam County Fair & 4-H Showcase returns Saturday, July 25, and Sunday, July 26, at Veterans Memorial Park in Carmel, NY.

Just a short drive away, families can enjoy food trucks, treats, vendors, games, demonstrations, exhibits, inflatables, pony rides, farm animals, live music, and entertainment for all ages. Don’t miss the classic car show, Revolutionary War reenactor demonstration, and the Fair’s first-ever Corgi Race. Admission and parking are free. Spend the day making lasting memories with your kids and grandkids at this beloved summer tradition.

Whether you are a local resident or visiting for a day or more, there is an abundance of adventures and unique experiences, just a short car or train ride away to Putnam County.

Rochester

Rediscover summer fun in Rochester, NY, where outdoor adventure, family-friendly attractions, and rich history come together between the Finger Lakes and Lake Ontario. Hike scenic trails in Highland Park or catch the stunning 96-foot waterfall at the heart of the city in the Genesee River Gorge. Just an hour south, Letchworth State Park—known as the “Grand Canyon of the East”—offers even more waterfalls and breathtaking overlooks.

Families can cool off at Seabreeze Amusement Park, with classic rides, a waterpark, and lake views, or spark curiosity indoors at The Strong National Museum of Play, home to the world’s largest collection of toys and games. Step into the birthplace of photography at the George Eastman Museum, or travel back in time at Genesee Country Village & Museum, where 19th-century life is brought to life by costumed interpreters. Discover Rochester’s powerful civil rights legacy at the Susan B. Anthony House and Mt. Hope Cemetery, where Anthony and Frederick Douglass are laid to rest. Fuel up at local diners, enjoy farm-to-table eats, and end the day with a swirl of Abbott’s Frozen Custard, a hometown favorite since

1902. Just a few hours from NYC, Rochester is the ideal summer road trip—easy to reach, full of discovery, and rich with unforgettable moments. Learn more at visitrochester.com.

Smugglers Notch

Smugglers’ Notch Resort in Vermont is a family-focused summer destination where adventure, connection, and enjoyment come together in the heart of the Green Mountains. Known as America’s Family Resort, Smuggs offers award-winning children’s camps, guided family activities, and outdoor experiences designed for every age.

Families can spend their days enjoying heated pools and waterslides, freshwater reservoirs with giant inflatables, scenic hiking trails, mountain biking, zip line adventures, and two top-ranked championship disc golf courses. Daily entertainment, outdoor games, live music, and classic Vermont events create an atmosphere that keeps families active and connected from morning through evening. Fully equipped mountainside condominiums provide all the comforts of home, with onsite restaurants, shopping, and resort amenities just steps away.

For indoor fun, guests can also enjoy the 26,000-squarefoot FunZone 2.0 featuring laser tag, climbing walls, mini golf, inflatables, obstacle courses, and arcade games. Inside guests will also find the resort’s newest dining location, El Gato Cantina, serving authentic Mexican fare alongside ice-cold margaritas and family-

friendly favorites.

Whether relaxing poolside, exploring the mountains, or experiencing activities together, Smugglers’ Notch Resort delivers the kind of summer vacation families return to year after year. Learn more at Smuggs.com.

Warren County, Lake George Area

Let go in the Lake George Area and dive headfirst into all summer has to offer. The water is warm, the sun is shining, and there is so much to do on a family vacation in New York’s Adirondack Mountains!

Childhood memories have long been made on the water, from Lake George Steamboat Company and Lake George Waterfront Cruises’ ships to time spent on miles of sandy shores, for lounging, splashing, and sandcastle building. Meanwhile, boat rentals and watersport tours are designed to match your family’s sense of adventure.

Trade the water for the woods and experience family-friendly hiking trails crisscrossing the Adirondack Mountains. Not to mention the biking and mountain biking parks and paths! Let the kids lead an expedition with self-guided tours and geological discoveries at Natural Stone Bridge & Caves, then have them hop in the front seats of a Revolution Rail Co. railbike excursion departing from several stations around the area.

Spend a day at the Great Escape theme park for classic rollercoasters, thrill rides, and iconic attractions that are nostalgic for everyone. And, what’s a family vacation without some friendly competition? Eight mini golf

There are all sorts of family-friendly events too: live music, weekly food trucks, and free Thursday night fireworks shows over Lake George. So, whether it’s relaxation or recreation you’re looking for, book today and experience firsthand why families choose to let go in the Lake George Area, year after year! Head to visitlakegeorge.com to learn more.

Family Summer Experiences

Summer around New York offers endless ways for families to get out and explore together. Whether you’re looking for a quick day trip, a fun-filled outing close to home, or a whole new adventure, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. From outdoor activities and hands-on attractions to local favorites and hidden gems, there are endless opportunities for families to explore, connect, and create lasting memories all summer long.

Adventureland

2245 Broadhollow Road, Farmingdale, NY 11735

631-694-6868

GuestRelations@Adventureland.us Adventureland.us

Families looking for nonstop summer fun will find something for everyone at Adventureland, where toddler attractions, family rides, and thrill rides make it easy for guests of all ages to join in the excitement. Conveniently located near major parkways, the park is unveiling three exciting new attractions this season, including the groundbreaking Wave Twister, the first ride of its kind in the world, along with the Ram Pirate Ship and a new accessible carousel. Summer entertainment is also bigger than ever, with the debut of dazzling drone light shows, a brand-new Saturday night DJ experience called “Party on the Midway,” and the return of crowd favorites like Amazing Louie, Team Fun, and beloved princess and superhero characters from Royal Events.

Beyond the rides, visitors can enjoy midway games, an arcade, taverns, concession stands, a food court, and restaurant options featuring treats like churros, hot pretzels, and customizable dirty

Cross County Center

8000 Mall Walk, Yonkers, NY 10704

crosscountycenter.com

Cross County Center in Yonkers is making summer unforgettable for Westchester families with the return of Summer Fest 2026, a season-long lineup of free outdoor events, live entertainment and hands-on activities for all ages. Throughout the summer, families can enjoy everything from concerts on The Green and Salsa nights to ArtsWestchester mobile art workshops, Zumba classes and the new Country Line Dancing series.

The season kicks off June 14 with the debut of Family Food Summer Fest, an official satellite event of Westchester Magazine’s Wine & Food Festival, featuring food tastings, food trucks, inflatables, train rides, lawn games, face painting, live entertainment and more in a festive open- air setting. At the same time, Cross County Center continues its transformative North Lot redevelopment and expansion project, scheduled to debut in Fall 2027. The multi-phase transformation will bring new retail and dining experiences, expanded green space and enhanced gathering areas designed for even more community events in the future. All stores, restaurants and attractions remain open throughout construction,

as the center continues to evolve as one of Westchester’s premier destinations for shopping, dining, entertainment and year-round family fun. Families can also enjoy the center’s popular Lucky Climber playground, outdoor dining areas and convenient free parking all summer long. For a full schedule and weather updates, visit crosscountycenter.com/events.

The Gateway Playhouse

215 So Country Rd, Bellport, NY 11713

631-286-1133

boxoffice@thegateway.org

Summer on Long Island comes alive at The Gateway, where professional theater, arts education, and family entertainment come together to create unforgettable experiences for audiences of all ages. As Long Island’s oldest professional theater, The Gateway has spent more than seven decades bringing Broadway-caliber productions and dynamic programming to the community.

The 2026 Mainstage season offers something for every theatergoer, featuring iconic titles such as West Side Story, Ain’t Too Proud, and Come From Away, along with additional seasonal entertainment throughout the year. These large-scale productions showcase exceptional talent and deliver the thrill of live theater just minutes from home.

Families can also enjoy The Gateway’s beloved Children’s Theatre lineup, including The Wizard of Oz Youth Edition, Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella Youth Edition, and Jeff Boyer’s Big Bubble Bonanza. Designed to spark imagination and delight young audiences, these productions provide an engaging introduction to the magic of live performance.

Beyond the stage, The Gateway School for the Performing Arts offers year-round opportunities through summer, fall, and spring sessions, as well as conservatory programs and production classes for students of all experience levels. With offerings for both youth and adults, participants can train with theater professionals, build confidence, and explore their creativity in a supportive environment.

Whether attending a Broadway-style musical, introducing children to live theater, or enrolling in classes, The Gateway stands out as a premier destination for culture, creativity, and community on Long Island this summer.

Land of Make Believe

354 Great Meadows Road, Hope, NJ Lomb.com

The most affordable amusement park and NJ’s best amusement park is just a short drive from you! Unlimited ride passes; free parking, free picnicking and free waterpark make the Land of Make Believe the Best Bargain day trip destination of the summer. Access all rides, attractions and shows over and over again. This iconic amusement and water park in Hope, New Jersey, is where parents can feel like kids again, and kids have the time of their lives.

From nostalgic rides to a massive water park, The Land of Make Believe is a wholesome, safe, and affordable destination designed for the whole family. Whether zooming down slides, spinning through the sky, or catching a live show, it’s a full day of incredible family fun. Plus, the bonus of free parking, free waterpark access, and the option to bring a picnic lunch make this magical experience budget-friendly. It’s no wonder families return year after year. The Land of Make Believe is the perfect day trip that delivers big on fun and even bigger on family memories. The Land of Make Believe isn’t just another amusement park—it’s a beloved American treasure.

Jenkinson’s Boardwalk

500 Boardwalk, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742

732-295-4334

information@jenkinsons.com jenkinsons.com

Jenkinson’s Boardwalk in Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, continues to be a favorite summer destination for Staten Island families looking for the perfect trip to the Jersey Shore. Located just over an hour away, Jenkinson’s offers everything families need for a full day of fun, including amusement rides, arcades, mini golf, ropes courses, dining, sweet shops, the Jenkinson’s Aquarium, and beautiful beachfront views all in one family-friendly destination.

This summer, Jenkinson’s is excited to introduce Patriot’s Run, a brand new American-themed family roller coaster celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. Located on the south end of the amusement park, the new coaster is expected to become one of the boardwalk’s most exciting attractions for families visiting the Shore this season.

educational programs, and Unlimited Rides Wristband Days and Nights throughout the summer. With special events, meet and greets, and activities happening all season long, there is always something new for families to experience together.

Guests can also enjoy a packed lineup of weekly summer events, promotions and entertainment, including Family Mondays, Movies on the Beach Tuesdays, Thursday Night Fireworks, live music,

Known for creating generations of memories, Jenkinson’s Boardwalk remains a go-to summer tradition for many Staten Island families looking to enjoy the best of the Jersey Shore.

Monster Mini Golf monsterminigolf.com

Upon entering Monster Mini Golf, all perceptions of traditional mini golf will be spirited away by the indoor, 18-hole, monsterthemed, glow-in-the-dark miniature golf course! Deer Park and Garden City locations invite guests to experience a host of familyoriented fun activities. Whether visiting for the first time or the one hundredth, mini golfers feel the excitement and adventure of playing mini golf amidst spooktacular monsters and custom, glow-in-the-dark, hand-painted artwork. While testing their skill on the fairways, lively music flows over the course from the unique “WEIRD Radio” station, and an interactive DJ entertains golfers with contests, awarding cool prizes for the wackiest reasons. While the course is challenging enough for adults, it is also quite playable for children. Monster Mini Golf is open year-round and frightfully fun for the entire family. In addition to miniature golf and thrilling arcade and redemption games, the locations offer additional attractions. Monster Mini Golf in Deer Park offers a laser maze and a virtual reality experience, while the Garden City location has a laser maze, bowling, and a virtual reality

experience. Two very posh, private party rooms are also available and are perfect for any event. Monster Mini Golf looks forward to making it a monstrous success. Monster Mini Golf is indoors, ensuring the event will always occur, regardless of the weather. It is a climatecontrolled, affordable source of family entertainment.

New York Beach Club

1751 Ocean Blvd, Altantic Beach, NY 11509

516-371-0750

newyorkbeachclub@gmail.com

newyorkbeachclub.com

New York Beach Club offers a rare balance of elevated luxury and genuine family connection, just a short drive from New York City. Unlike traditional beach clubs, NYBC is designed with both parents and children in mind—where kids are fully engaged in curated programming while adults enjoy effortless, full-service relaxation. From the moment members arrive, every detail is handled, allowing families to truly unwind and spend meaningful time together.

Whether it’s a day on the beach, an afternoon by the pool, or dinner with live music overlooking the ocean, NYBC creates a seamless, all-day experience that feels both exclusive and welcoming.

Spanning eight acres of pristine oceanfront, NYBC delivers a full-service lifestyle designed for families who expect more from their summer. Members enjoy private beaches, a heated pool, oceanfront dining, and signature cabana service complete with complimentary lounge chairs and umbrellas—all delivered with seamless, attentive hospitality.

For Summer 2026, NYBC introduces a new level of refinement, including all-new designer furnishings, enhanced beach and poolside amenities, and a brand-new Executive Chef leading a fresh, elevated

approach to coastal dining. From relaxed seaside lunches to vibrant evenings with live entertainment, the club’s restaurant and tiki bar create a dynamic social scene all season long.

Families remain at the heart of the NYBC lifestyle. A full calendar of children’s programming, beach yoga, and themed events keeps younger members engaged, while the oceanfront playground, splash park, and dedicated Family Sand Court offer space to play, connect, and unwind.

Whether you’re enjoying the full season as a member or joining for a beautiful evening by the water, New York Beach Club is your destination for effortless, elevated summer living.

Old Barracks Museum

101 Barracks Street, Trenton, NJ 08608

609-396-1776

info@barracks.org barracks.org

The Old Barracks Museum is looking forward to reopening this summer! While the museum has been closed for crucial restoration projects, staff has been working hard creating new exhibits and programming. They are eager to welcome guests back to the museum to unveil the results of a year-long restoration, and have an exciting lineup of events leading up to a grand reopening.

On June 13th, they will be hosting Trenton Barracks Founders Day, an event honoring the women who preserved the Old Barracks. This family-friendly event will be filled with bubble shows, face painting, balloon animals, food trucks, and a musical performance by the Blawenburg Band. This is a free event thanks to sponsor Hunter Research. Join the Old Barracks Museum on June 26th at their First Annual Gala. This inaugural fundraiser celebrates the legacy and future of the museum. The evening will feature a plated dinner, a limited open bar, and live music by the Practitioners of Musick.

These festivities culminate in the Old Barracks Grand Reopening

Playland Park

1 Playland Parkway, Rye, NY 10580 914-813-7010

lmsc@westchestercountyny.gov playlandpark.org

Playland Park is one of Westchester County’s most cherished family destinations, creating lasting memories for generations of visitors. With nearly 100 years of history, the park has become a beloved community landmark known for its unique mix of nostalgia, excitement, and summertime fun. Iconic attractions such as the Dragon Coaster, Grand Carousel, and Gondola Wheel continue to delight guests of all ages and remain a staple of the Playland experience.

Families enjoy the park’s wide variety of activities all in one location. Young children can experience classic kiddy rides designed for safe and memorable first adventures, while older kids, teens, and adults can enjoy family attractions and thrilling rides together. The park offers something for every age group, making it a popular destination for families throughout the region.

Celebration on July 4th. The gates will be opened by local dignitaries at 10am, followed by a performance from the vocal duo “Liberty Tree”. Visitors will enjoy a preview of three new exhibits and see, for the first time in decades, the arch that George Washington passed under on his inaugural march through Trenton. This is also a free event. Visit barracks.org to learn more!

Beyond the rides, Playland also features a beach and pool, giving visitors more ways to relax and spend quality time together during the

summer months. Friday nights are especially popular, as guests can grab a bite to eat and enjoy Playland’s spectacular fireworks displays lighting up the sky. Special holiday fireworks shows, including Fourth of July weekend celebrations, make Playland Park a fun, affordable, and unforgettable family tradition.

Ridge Hill

73 Market St., Suite 179, Yonkers NY victoria.alonso@ridgehill.com ridgehill.com/events

Spring and summer are packed with family fun at Ridge Hill as its Signature Events series returns for another season of free community programming from May through September. Families are invited to enjoy a full lineup of outdoor experiences designed for all ages, including themed playdates, movie nights, live music, fitness classes, and more.

Little ones can explore, play, and create during Little Explorers, Ridge Hill’s monthly preschool playdate featuring arts and crafts, story time, games, and themed activities. Parents can recharge during Yoga on the Hill, a weekly outdoor yoga series led by local instructors, while Friday evenings bring entertainment to Town Square with the Live Concert Series featuring local bands and artists.

Guests can also experience Movie Night on the Hill, where families are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs, pick up dinner from one of Ridge Hill’s restaurants, and catch films under the stars. New this year, Trivia Night on the Hill invites friends to test their knowledge during monthly competitions with prizes from Ridge Hill

Wild West City

50 Lackawanna Drive, Byram Township, NJ 07874

973-347-8900

wildwestcity@gmail.com wildwestcity.com

Wild West City is a Western theme park located in the scenic Skylands Region of Sussex County, New Jersey. A perfect day trip for families and couples, it has entertained audiences for over six decades with live actionpacked shows, train and stagecoach rides, historical exhibits, and the opportunity to mingle with cowboys in “Dodge City.”

This year, the park features seasonal themes including Spring Bonanza, Summer Stampede, Fall Harvest, and Haunted Wild West in October. Visitors can meet new characters in brand-new mini-skits, help the marshal track down outlaws, or test their skills roping steer horns. Special event weekends will highlight the Civil War, National Day of the Cowboy, and Native American Dancing, complemented by seasonal food and beverages.

retailers and restaurants.

With complimentary events, open-air gathering spaces, shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one place, Ridge Hill is the go-to destination for making memories together. Learn more at ridgehill. com/events.

Tickets can be purchased in advance online. Memberships are also available for the 2026 season, offering unlimited visits, admission to

all special event days, a “bring a friend” ticket, a souvenir cup, and various retail and food discounts. More information is available at wildwestcity.com.

Bucket List Summer

NYC

A mix of culture, parks, iconic NYC moments, and easy family wins.

1. Explore contemporary art at MoMA PS1

2. Cool off at NYC’s free outdoor public pools

3. Visit the rooftop garden at Metropolitan Museum of Art Roof Garden

4. Free evening entry to New York Aquarium (Wednesdays after 3 pm)

5. See Shakespeare in the Park under the stars

6. Visit the Bronx Zoo (free Wednesdays with reservation)

7. Stay or dine at the retro-cool TWA Hotel

8. Walk the High Line for art, gardens, and skyline views

9. Explore the iconic New York Public Library on Fifth Ave

10. Picnic, paddle, and play in Central Park

WESTCHESTER

Nature escapes, waterfronts, farms, and Gold Coast beauty.

11. Ride coasters and beach days at Playland Park

12. Sunset picnic at Kensico Dam Plaza

13. Explore waterfalls at Untermyer Gardens Conservancy

14. Meet animals at Muscoot Farm

15. Hike trails at Teatown Lake Reservation

16. Bike the Bronx River Parkway Reservation

17. Shop + dine at Ridge Hill

18. Waterfront play at Harbor Island Park

19. Food + farming at Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture

20. Gilded Age day at Lyndhurst Mansion

LONG ISLAND

Beach days, vineyard evenings, coastal towns, and classic Long Island summer.

21. Beach + boardwalk at Jones Beach State Park

22. Town beaches + splash parks in Oyster Bay & Babylon

23. Hunt for the shipwreck at Reeves Beach (Baiting Hollow)

24. Ferry to walk Fire Island + lighthouse at Fire Island

25. Spend the day at town pools with slides + splash zones

26. North Fork winery hopping + live music nights

27. Explore waterfront charm in Greenport

28. Indoor museum day: aviation, children’s museums & science centers

29. Nature + animal centers across the South Fork

30. Visit Sagamore Hill National Historic Site

America’s 250th Birthday!

BY DANIELLE RAMOS

The fourth of July is always something to look forward to in early summer, and this year it’s going to be even extra special. This year marks the start of America’s Semiquincentennial, commemorating the signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. In July 2026, America will turn 250 years old.

This nationwide celebration, America250, has been a long time in the making. Back in 2016, Congress put together a special group to plan the United States’ massive 250th birthday party. It included 16 citizens, 8 members of Congress, and 12 officials from different government agencies, with the mission of ensuring that the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is a massive, nationwide celebration.

Even more than a milestone birthday, America250 will be history in the making, and while there will be celebrations all around

the country, let’s face it… no one does it like New York! We will have fireworks, parades, concerts, and a load of family-friendly, handson activities to make this historical summer memorable. And years from now, your kids will get to share with their kids how they celebrated the 250th birthday of America.

What’s in Store in NYC for the 250th Birthday Celebration

• Parades and street festivals that are kidfriendly and packed with music, performers, and interactive booths

• Fireworks shows over iconic landmarks like the East River, Brooklyn Bridge, and Central Park

• Museum and cultural programs designed for families, from hands-on exhibits to special anniversary events

• Parks and outdoor activities where kids can run, play, and enjoy family picnics with a patriotic twist

• Food and craft fairs celebrating local vendors, historical treats, and themed snacks your kids will love

• Local road trips to help families celebrate

Sail4th 250 in NYC: Celebrate America250 With Tall Ships, Fleet Week & Fireworks

From July 3–9, 2026, New York City and New Jersey will host Sail4th 250, a weeklong celebration of America’s 250th birthday centered in New York Harbor. Families can explore 60 international tall ships from more than 20 countries, see dozens of U.S. and allied

naval vessels, and watch thrilling flyovers by more than 100 aircraft. Free public ship tours, cultural events, and the International Parade of Sail on July 4 make it easy for kids to get up close to history, while Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 in the harbor and the 50th anniversary of Macy’s July 4th Fireworks create the centerpiece of the nation’s largest maritime celebration.

NYC Revolutionary Trail Launches June 2026: A Free AR Walking Tour for Families

NYC Revolutionary Trail: Echoes of Revolution is a new, free, 90-minute, 3-mile walking experience in Lower Manhattan launching in June 2026 that uses augmented reality, audio narration, and immersive visuals to bring Revolutionary-era New York to life for families and history lovers. It highlights key Revolutionary War sites from The Battery to Federal Hall and aims to show NYC’s central role in America’s founding story as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations.

Discover the American Revolutionary Trail in Westchester with Your Kids

American Revolutionary Trail Westchester is a family-friendly way to explore Revolutionary War history across Westchester County with historic homes, battle sites, scavenger hunts, and hands-on activities that make 250-year-old stories feel alive for kids and adults alike. It highlights locations like the Jacob Purdy House, John Jay Homestead, Philipsburg Manor, Saint Paul’s Church, and Van Cortlandt Manor, bringing the region’s pivotal role in America’s founding to life.

The Best Free Beaches in NYC

BY DANIELLE RAMOS AND KAITLYN RIGGIO

Most people don’t think of New York City as a beach destination, but it really should be. Spread across four boroughs, NYC’s nine public beaches cover 14 miles of coastline, and every single one is free. Beaches are open from Memorial Day weekend through September 13, 2026.

Whether you’re after the classic boardwalk chaos of Coney Island or a quieter afternoon on Staten Island, there’s a beach here for every kind of family summer day. Brighton Beach draws a devoted crowd. Rockaway Beach has a surf scene. Orchard Beach in the Bronx is a local favorite.

And spots like Midland Beach, Manhattan Beach, Cedar Grove Beach, and Wolfe’s Pond Beach offer wide stretches of sand that feel worlds away from the city grid, even though they’re not.

NYC Parks maintains all nine beaches and keeps them accessible by subway, bus, or car, so a beach day doesn’t have to mean hours on the road on the weekend. It can simply be a Tuesday.

We’ve rounded up information about all

nine of NYC Parks’ beaches so you can find the one that fits your family the best. And the best part? All of these beaches are free and open to the public!

Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, 50 min to 1 hour via subway (from Midtown)

Known for its Russian population and popular neighborhood “Little Odessa,” this neighbor to Coney Island is a famous beach located in the southern part of Brooklyn. This beach is a vibe — pack a picnic or pick up some of the delicious food at some of the nearby eateries and enjoy the sunshine.

Coney Island, Brooklyn, 1 hr 15 min via subway (from Midtown)

Coney Island isn’t just a beach: it is an experience. Families can also visit fun spots around Coney Island before they take their place on the sand, such as the New York Aquarium, Luna Park, and Deno’s Wonder Wheel.

The beach itself is always packed, so if you are looking for a quiet beach day, you may want to go early before the crowds show up. Or embrace this busy beach and enjoy the boardwalk food stands—just make sure to

get your tickets for any extra fun, like rides or the aquarium, if you plan to include these attractions in your beach day.

Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, 1hr 20min via subway (from Midtown)

If your ideal day at the beach involves you, your family, and a good book without all the bells and whistles, you’ll want to check out Manhattan Beach.

There is a park for the kids, and you can bring your barbecue grill and cook right by your beach spot. The waves aren’t huge, and the vibe is chill, making it perfect for families with young kids.

Rockaway Beach, Queens, 1hr 30min via subway (from Midtown)

If you want less spectacle and more surfer destination with snack shacks (Rockaway Beach Surf Club) and food Californians call everyday life, you’ll want to pack up the beach bag (and kids) and head over to this chill beach.

Clocking in at an hour car ride and an hour and a half subway ride, it is a worthwhile day trip if you are a beach bum at heart.

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Orchard Beach, Bronx, 1hr 45min via subway (from Midtown)

This Robert Moses-designed beach is the Bronx’s only public beach, and it does not disappoint. At 115 acres, the beach includes a promenade, and for the kids who need to stay active, there are two playgrounds, 26 basketball courts, volleyball, and handball.

With two picnic areas, you can grab a spot to eat food from the snack bars or bring along food and munch while you enjoy the view of City Island.

Midland Beach, Staten Island – 1 hr 20min via subway (from Midtown)

A trip to Midland Beach is one that families will love to take this summer! Not only is it great, but there are also a ton of activities kids can do when they aren’t swimming or lounging on the beach!

The beach is home to the popular Sea Turtle Fountain, where young kids can run through the sprinklers, and to the Playland Playground, which is also a great spot to bring your kids to. Midland Beach also shares the Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk, where families can find delicious treats and refreshments.

South Beach, Staten Island – 1 hr 20 min via subway (from Midtown)

Sunbathe in the shadow of the Verrazzano Bridge. South Beach is one of the city’s most popular beaches, and for good reason. Visitors can bike, jog on the boardwalk, kayak, play tennis, fish, and more. Don’t leave without stopping to see the popular Fountain of Dolphins!

Cedar Grove Beach, Staten Island – 1hr 30 min via subway (from Midtown)

If you’re looking for a new favorite beach spot, why not check out the city’s newest beach? The converted oceanfront bungalow

colony, Cedar Grove Beach, offers a more tranquil experience than some of the neighboring beaches and is a popular choice for local families.

Wolfe’s Pond Beach, Staten Island – 1 hr 45 min via subway (from Midtown) You’ll want to take a day to check out the city’s best-kept secret. Wolfe’s Pond Beach on Staten Island offers access to the ocean without the chaos that tends to come with some of the city’s more well-known beaches. Get away from the summer crowds with a secluded beach day.

5 Simple Games Kids Can Play at the Beach

A beach day doesn’t need to be packed with activities to keep kids happy. These easy beach games are perfect for younger kids and don’t require much planning or equipment. They’re the kind of simple things families naturally end up doing between snack breaks, wave jumping, and sandcastle building.

Treasure Hunt in the Sand

Have kids look for shells, smooth rocks, sea glass, or anything else interesting they spot along the shore.

You can make a quick list for them to find or just let them wander and collect treasures on their own.

Build the Tallest Sand Tower

Forget perfection — kids usually have more fun seeing how high they can make

a sandy tower before it topples over. Wet sand works best, and the rebuilding is half the fun anyway.

Follow the Squiggly Line

Draw a long, wavy line in the sand and

challenge kids to walk it like a balance beam without stepping off.

Make it twistier for older kids or keep it simple for little ones.

Bucket Relay

Fill a bucket with seawater and see who can carry it back without spilling too much.

It’s simple, active, and somehow keeps kids entertained way longer than you’d expect.

Shadow Tag

Instead of tagging each other, kids try to step on someone’s shadow.

It works especially well later in the afternoon when the shadows get longer — and it usually turns into a lot of laughing and running.

Sensory-Friendly Spots in NYC Airports

BY SOE KABBABE

Traveling through an airport with a sensory-sensitive child can be a challenge—bright lights, loud announcements, crowds everywhere. But if you know where to look, NYC airports now offer places and tools designed to make the journey calmer, kinder, and more manageable for kids with sensory needs and special needs families.

Whether you’re heading out of town or flying in for a visit, these are real, accessible spots and resources at LaGuardia, JFK, and Newark airports that help turn sensory overwhelm into a moment of peace.

Sensory-Friendly Spaces at LaGuardia Airport

Terminal C Sensory Room

1 Central Terminal Dr, East Elmhurst LaGuardia’s Terminal C features a dedicated sensory room just beyond security: a quiet place designed for travelers who need a break from noise and stimulation. The space has soft lighting, soothing music, bean bag chairs, and gently swaying egg-shaped seats where kids can settle in, decompress, or just enjoy a pause before boarding.

KultureCity Sensory Bags

100-15 Ditmars Blvd, East Elmhurst In Terminal B, LaGuardia has partnered with KultureCity to offer complimentary sensory bags for anyone who might benefit from them. These bags include noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools, sunglasses, and visual cue cards, all helpful for kids who get overwhelmed by airport noise, bright lighting, or long waits. You can request these at guest service desks, and they’re free to use.

Sensory-Friendly Options at JFK Airport

While JFK doesn’t have a dedicated space yet for sensory-sensitive travelers, the airport participates in programs and has calming spaces that can make a big difference for kids.

Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard

Terminal 4, 1 JFK Access Rd, Jamaica JFK participates in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program, which gives families a discreet way to signal that a child or traveler may need extra time, patience, or quiet support during the airport process. The

sunflower lanyard is free to request at Welcome Centers and information desks, helping airport staff identify travelers quietly needing support without calling attention to kids in a loud way.

Meditation & Quiet Rooms

In some terminals (like Terminal 1 and Terminal 4), JFK offers interfaith meditation spaces and quiet rooms that are not strictly sensory rooms but can serve a similar purpose: a calmer environment away from terminal noise, crowds, and announcements. These are great spots to take a breather, read a book, or just hang out with less commotion.

Full Sensory Room Experiences at Newark Airport

Sensory Rooms

Terminal A, 10 Toler Pl, Newark

Newark’s Terminal A offers two sensory rooms—one pre-security and one post-security—making it one of the most supportive experiences in any major U.S. airport for neurodivergent travelers and families with sensorysensitive kids, and the first of its kind across NYC airports. Both were developed with the Anderson Center for Autism to ensure they’re genuinely calming and helpful.

Pre-Security Sensory Room : This quiet space evokes a tranquil forest riverbank with soft lighting, bubble tubes, interactive wall elements, and seating that feels gentle and soothing.

Post-Security Underwater-Themed Room : After screening, families can also access a larger 1,400-sq-ft calm room with sea life projections, a fish tank, interactive bubble tubes, and even an aircraft cabin replica, making it perfect for kids who might be anxious about flying. These sensory rooms are free to use by passengers and provide a peaceful refuge from the hustle of the terminal, especially valuable if travel delays or long layovers are in your day.

Traveling with Sensory-Sensitive Kids: Airport Tips for Special Needs Families

If you’re flying with a child who could benefit from less stressful security screening, you can enroll in TSA Cares ahead of time (call or submit a request at least three days before your flight). This service can help connect you directly to the sensory room before screening and onwards through a dedicated lane, keeping the whole process calmer.

It’s also worth noting that across all three major NYC airports, you’ll find the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Lanyard program, which lets families discreetly communicate that a child may need extra patience or quieter spaces. This is an easy tool that can make big moments feel more supportive. Just as we mentioned above with JFK, the lanyards are available for free at Welcome Centers and information booths in both LaGuardia and Newark, and nearby airports like MacArthur and Westchester County.

10 Local Lighthouses

you need to visit this summer

By BarBara russo

Summer is right around the corner, meaning it’s almost time for sand, sun and fun! And while the beach is totally tubular on a hot summer day, there’s something else by the water your kids will enjoy: A visit to a local lighthouse!

You can get up-close-and-personal with a local lighthouse, or see some from afar on an exciting boat ride or tour. The New York metropolitan area is home to many lighthouses—over 35—all of which have guided ships and vessels into New York Harbor and surrounding waterways for centuries. As cool as they are to look at, our local lighthouses each resonate a deep history that goes beyond their unique architecture and marvelous engineering. This holds true for lighthouses in NYC and around the world.

“They were crucial to building the economy of the world as they served to assure safe passage of seamen and their cargo,” said Linda Dianto, executive director of the National Lighthouse Museum, which is located by the Staten Island Ferry Terminal, St. George. “Lighthouses are icons in our country, many located in some of the most magnificent locations along our waterways. Lighthouse history needs to be preserved for generations to come.”

While a lot of lighthouses are defunct, many are still in use. Browse this list of 10 historic lighthouses in NYC and nearby that families can visit or see from a ferry or tour boat, and get ready for a summer filled with lots of learning and family fun!

The Statue Of Liberty WHERE IS IT? Liberty Island HOW TO GET THERE: Book a boat ride at Statue City Cruises or call 877-523-9849. Let’s start with the most famous lighthouse of all—The Statue of Liberty. This beautiful monument was a gift of friendship from the people of France to the United States. Made of copper, she was dedicated on October

28, 1886, and designated as a National Monument in 1924. Today, you can visit the pedestal of the statue, which has 215 steps, or approximately 10 stories, to its top. A visit to Liberty Island is a classic NYC way to spend a summer day with the family!

Titanic Memorial Lighthouse WHERE IS IT? South Street Seaport Historic Seaport District; Fulton and Pearl Streets HOW TO GET THERE: The best way to get there is by Staten Island Ferry. It’s a 15-minute walk from the Whitehall Ferry Terminal. This beautiful lighthouse is a memorial dedicated to the RMS Titanic’s passengers, officers and crew who perished when the ship sank on April 15, 1912, after colliding with an iceberg on its way to New York City. Placed on the roof of the Seamen’s Church Institute, it was officially dedicated in 1913. Although it served as a memorial, it had a practical use as well. Its signature green light could be seen by vessels 10

miles out. When the Seamen’s Church Institute relocated, the old building, along with the lighthouse, was set to be demolished. Thankfully, it was donated to the Seaport Museum and erected in its current location in May 1976. Today, people can stop by and reflect on the Titanic tragedy and think about the over 1,500 people who lost their lives that fateful day.

Robbins Reef Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Located between Staten Island’s North Shore and the Statue of Liberty.

HOW TO GET THERE: While the lighthouse isn’t open for visitors, you can see it along the Staten Island Ferry ride.

Staten Island’s Noble Maritime Collection owns this adorable “sparkplug” lighthouse that you can see from the Staten Island Ferry. Kate Walker was the lighthouse keeper here for 33 years. The museum is working on restoring the lighthouse and hopes to one day make it possible to open for visitors. In the

meantime, you can see a wonderful exhibit dedicated to Robbins Reef Lighthouse at the museum, which is located at Snug Harbor, and discover its fascinating history!

The Little Red Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Fort Washington Park, Manhattan. Underneath the George Washington Bridge

HOW TO GET THERE: Head to Fort Washington Park along Manhattan’s West Side. Access is by the Hudson River Greenway, a waterfront walking/biking path.

This cute lighthouse was erected in 1921 as a navigational aid for ships on the Hudson River. When the George Washington Bridge opened in 1931, the brighter lights of the bridge made the lighthouse obsolete. The U.S. Coast Guard planned to auction off the lighthouse, but an outpouring of support saved it. The heartwarming children’s book, The Little Red Lighthouse and the Great Gray Bridge, tells the story of how there’s still a place in the world for an old lighthouse, and it resonates with an inspiring message of perseverance for readers of all ages. Today, The Little Red Lighthouse is owned by the NYC Parks Dept. and is a great place to visit. While tours of the interior are limited, there is still lots to do throughout Fort Washington Park to have an afternoon filled with fun.

Fort Wadsworth Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island HOW TO GET THERE: Driving directions can be found here.

Visitors to the Fort Wadsworth Lighthouse enjoy an amazing view of New York Harbor. It was constructed in 1903 and sits atop of Fort Wadsworth’s Battery Weed (another interesting structure). Similar to the Little Red Lighthouse’s story, the Fort Wadsworth Light became obsolete after the Verrazano Narrows Bridge opened in 1965. Years went by and it became abandoned. A restoration effort led by Staten Island resident, Joe Esposito, was ultimately able to save the lighthouse. Today, the lighthouse isn’t open to the public, but visitors can admire its beauty from the outside.

Staten Island Rear Range Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Lighthouse Hill, Staten Island

This 90-foot tower is located on Richmond Hill, at a point that is 145 feet above sea level. It’s a wonderful part of Staten Island’s history. While it’s not usually open to visitors, it’s still great to know this beautiful lighthouse exists on Staten Island.

Sandy Hook Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Fort Hancock, NJ

HOW TO GET THERE: You can drive or take NJ Transit. Seastreak also offers visitors a highspeed ferry to Sandy Hook from Manhattan. This national historic landmark is owned by the National Park Service. The New Jersey Lighthouse Society is a partner. The lighthouse is one of many things to check out in Sandy Hook. After viewing the lighthouse, families can enjoy a blanket picnic on the beach, take a stroll around Fort Hancock and enjoy many other recreational activities in the area.

Fire Island Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? Robert Moses Causeway, Suffolk County, NY

HOW TO GET THERE: You can take a ferry

ride from Bay Shore to Kismet. You can also drive to Robert Moses State Park.

Owned by the National Park service, the Fire Island Lighthouse is the tallest lighthouse in Long Island, standing at 168 feet. It’s so tall, you can even see the NYC skyline in the distance! The lighthouse is open daily, and tours are usually available.

Montauk Point Lighthouse

WHERE IS IT? 2000 Montauk Hwy., Suffolk County, NY

HOW TO GET THERE: Accessible by car via Long Island Expressway; Long Island Railroad; and Hampton Jitney.

Plan a summer weekend of fun at Montauk Point, located on the eastern end of Long Island. You’ll not only see the historic Montauk Point Lighthouse, a beloved Long Island icon, but enjoy many other family-friendly activities, too. Explore Montauk State Park, stay at one of the many waterside hotels, eat at fine seafood restaurants and do so much more in this popular NYC getaway spot.

The Great Staten Island Lighthouse Hunt

WHERE IS IT? Two starting points to choose from: Conference House Park, 298 Satterlee St; National Lighthouse Museum, 200 The Promenade at Lighthouse Point

HOW TO GET THERE: This is a car, bike or motorcycle tour.

Want to see a whole bunch of lighthouses during one trip? Join the Great Staten Island Lighthouse Hunt, organized by the National Lighthouse Museum! Follow a map, and see lighthouses right from your car!

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