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1. Where is Cedar Beach Marina located?

Cedar Beach Marina is located on the bay side of Cedar Beach. It is accessible from the beach by walking through the pathway and underpass which goes from the ocean side of Ocean Parkway to the bay side. The marina has berths for boats and 41 campsites for self-contained camp vehicles.

2. How can I reserve space at the Town's campground and Cedar Beach Marina?

Facilities for overnight camping (self-contained camping vehicles only) are located at the Cedar Beach Marina & Campground. The 41 campsites are available for weekly reservations, Friday – Friday. Reservations for the summer begin in March. Please visit the campground reservations page for more information.

3. How often can I reserve space at the Cedar Beach Marina?

Residents with a Parks & Recreation issued user ID and password can reserve camping site from Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Reservations are Friday at 12:00 pm through Friday at 10:00 am. Please note that residents may not reserve back to back weekends at the campground.

4. How much does a Cedar Beach Marina reservation cost and how many spots can I reserve?

Please see the Parks & Recreation website and current Recreation Guide for prices.

5. How do I obtain a Boat Docking/Launching Permit?

Boat Docking/Launch Permits will be available (in season) to Town of Babylon residents only and can be obtained through the Department of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Affairs, 151 Phelps Lane, North Babylon. Permits can be obtained (in season) Monday through Friday, 9 am to 4 pm.

There is a $50 permit fee, or $25.00 for residents 60 years of age or older. Residents must show double proof of residency and ownership of the boat. When purchasing a permit, residents must provide:
• A current New York State Driver's License of the person who owns the boat
• A current New York State Boat Registration
• A current tax or utility bill that displays their name and address

6. Can fuel be delivered to a boat, house or dock?

No, all fueling must be done at a marine gas and fuel station and cannot be done on private property.