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Jamaica Bay and the Rockaways

Public Restrooms

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For more information about individual public restrooms, and in compliance with Local Law 144 of 2023, park goers can view Public Restroom Individual Room Inspections on the NYC Open Data Portal.

To report an issue with the accessibility of a public restroom, please visit the ADA Complaint Reporting Form.

List of Public Restrooms

NameLocationOpen Year-RoundAccessible
Beach 97th Street Public RestroomBoardwalk at Beach 97th Street
Beach 106th Street Public RestroomBoardwalk at Beach 106th Street
Beach 59th St Playground Public RestroomBoardwalk & Beach 59-60 Streets
Canarsie Park Public RestroomSeaview Ave. & East 88th St.
Seba Playground Public RestroomGerritsen Ave. & Seba Ave.
Beach 17 Playground Public RestroomBeach 17th St. & Seagirt Blvd.
John Malone Community CenterAve Y., Bergen Ave. bet. Ave. V and Belt Pkwy.
Beach 115th Street Public RestroomBeach 115th St. & Rockaway Boardwalk
Accessible
Rockaway Playground M Public RestroomBoardwalk between Beach 84th St and Beach 90th St
American Legion Liberty Post #1073American Legion Ballfields near E. 102nd St. & Seaview Ave.
Bayswater Playground Public RestroomBeach Channel Drive, B 32 Street, Dwight Avenue, Norton Avenue
Beach 9 Playground Public RestroomBeach 9th Street, North of the Boardwalk
Spring Creek Park-Public Restroom
Beach 67 Modular Public RestroomBoardwalk @ Beach 67 Street
Accessible
Carmine Carro Community Center3000 Fillmore Ave
The Salt Marsh Nature CenterEast 33rd Street and Avenue U
Accessible

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Paerdegat Basin Park
Ecology Park is a five acre site set within Paerdegat Basin Park. The goal of the park is to promote habitat restoration and ecological improvement, highlighting fourteen native plant community types that exist or once existed in New York City.

Ecology Park is only open at certain times of year when Parks staff are present in order to protect this unique landscape. Want to visit? Check out our Stewardship Projects page for restoration, planting, and educational events.

Partner Organization

Jamaica Bay-Rockaway Parks Conservancy