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The WaterFront CenterThe WaterFront Center in Oyster Bay is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating people so that they can become active stewards of the precious marine environment. The WaterFront Center also promotes community sailing and other environmentally friendly ways to enjoy the waters of Oyster Bay. It is the vision of the WaterFront Center for everyone to understand and appreciate the marine environment so that they enjoy and preserve it for all time.
The WaterFront Center 1 West End Avenue Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 922-7245 Waterfront Center website |
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Oyster Bay Marine CenterOyster Bay Marine Center is the only full service boatyard and Marina on Oyster Bay Harbor. OBMC has proudly maintained its tradition of service excellence to its customers for over forty years. We gladly welcome transients to our docks and moorings for an overnight stay, a day trip into historic Oyster Bay Village or for a service call. OBMC boasts the deepest water at the end of its dock with over 22 feet of water at low tide and can handle boats up to 160 feet in length.
OBMC provides slips, storage, launch service and moorings as well as full range of services and repairs. Oyster Bay Marine Center 5 Bay Avenue Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 624-2400 VHF Channel 71 Visit Oyster Bay Marine Center |
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Theodore Roosevelt ParkTheodore Roosevelt Beach and Park includes a sandy north shore beach with bathing in beautiful Oyster Bay Harbor, a gazebo, pavilion, covered and open picnic areas and a refreshment stand, tennis, handball and basketball courts, softball fields, children play areas, boat launching ramps, a 97-slip marina, dingy and kayak racks and scenic walking paths.
Theodore Roosevelt Park West End Ave Oyster Bay, NY 11771 Visit Theodore Roosevelt Park Theodore Roosevelt Beach and Park are maintained by the Town of Oyster Bay. |
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Oakcliff SailingOakcliff Sailing in Oyster Bay, NY is a world renowned training center. Oakcliff sailors compete internationally. The center offers Inshore, Offshore, Intensive and High Performance programs, as well as a summer-long immersive experience through its Sapling apprenticeship program. Oakcliff Sailing is dedicated to putting American sailors back on top of the international leaderboard. Oakcliff’s numerous programs support the education and training of these young athletes. Oakcliff boasts an expert collection of directors, coaches, industry leaders and alumni. Sailors at Oakcliff have access to more than 70 boats, including the largest worldwide fleets of Nacra 17s, 49ers, 49er FXs, and Swedish Match 40s. With outstanding people supported by a fantastic fleet, a sail loft and a workshop, the clinics and coaching at Oakcliff Sailing are unparalleled.
Oakcliff Sailing 4 South Street Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 802-0368 Visit Oakcliff Sailing Website |
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The Ida May ProjectThe Ida May Project is staffed mostly by volunteers. A core group of engineers, carpenters, and businessmen working under the direction of a local shipwright, are enjoying the challenges and complexity of building a boat by hand. They also appreciate the camaraderie of working in a group to contribute to something worthwhile and enduring. When she is complete, the Ida May will take the public out on Oyster Bay to enjoy and learn about its ecology and maritime history. She will be managed by the WaterFront Center, a closely affiliated non-profit organization that connects people to the water by providing education and recreational programs and rentals.
The Ida May Project is aimed at constructing a replica of the historic oyster harvesting boat by that name. This is the second project of the Christeen Corp., whose mission is to preserve Oyster Bay’s maritime heritage by involving the community in traditional boat building.The original Ida May, built in 1925, worked on the waters of Oyster Bay for 75 years and was historically significant because she was one of the first oyster dredges to be powered by an engine as opposed to a sail. The Ida May Project Western Waterfront Building J West End Avenue Oyster Bay, NY 11771 (516) 305-9024 Visit The Ida May Project Website |