The dog run there is popular. There is also ample space for parking.
Trail is crowded sometimes. Some byciclists are biking too fast.
I like riding my bike here. Sunset views with the bridge are nice photo ops.
Cool place to chill have bike meets car meet nice little spot
Nice place to take a stroll, ride your bike, walk or run. The view of the Throgs Neck bridge is great and unobstructed so you'll find lots of places to take nice pics and selfies. There's some flat areas for soccer practice and some hilly areas for dogs to run. It's near Fort Totten and there's a parking area. There are also public bathrooms near the parking area.
Enjoy riding my bike on the strip 3 miles long one end to the other side
A nice place to get enjoy with your your family or date insane,,love it
Fairly big park. Great for bike riding and a nice view.
Firework Show (pre July 4th) happens every year at Fort Totten and you get a good view here on the rocks. This park is Beautiful and offers a scenic view of the water and of Whitestone Bridge. There's a dog park for dog lovers. Parking is easy. There's also large scale of Grassy area for picnic under the tree or tanning.
It is right along the water. Excellent running, bicycling, walking with a breeze off the water. Fishermen and boaters, kyakers are all here.
Best exercise route in queens. Goes from Throgs Neck bridge down to Northern Blvd. Never had a shady moment. Don't park in the marina it's for member only .
The most peaceful and serene walking path, and a beautiful view. No better way to spend an afternoon or to unwind after work.
Little Bay Park, specially the area by the entrance to Fort Totten, has come a long way. The city has improved the facilities enormously in the last decade, and it's still undergoing construction. What hasn't changed is the amazing view, especially if you venture down the jetty, of the spot where the East River meets Long Island Sound, and several bridges, most importantly the Throggs Neck Bridge. Whether you come here at noon or at nighttime, it's quite the view.
Step away from the hustle and bustle of the city at this scenic waterfront park in Bayside, Queens. Magnificent views of the Throgs Neck Bridge, a walking/jogging path, dog run, comfort station and upcoming soccer fields. Ample parking in the reconstructed parking lot.
I've been visiting Little Bay Park forever as I've lived here since 1978. Though the park continually improved, the manner in which the grass was cut always left much to be desired. Recently though, a miracle happened. All the grass was cut short, not just small sections, and it was done at the same time. What a pleasure! Today, as luck would have it, I ran into the person responsible. His name is Amesh. Thank you Amesh. I'm sure everyone has been taking notice.