Summer in New York City transforms the urban experience with longer days and vibrant outdoor activities. This season allows residents to embrace the picturesque parks, beaches, and rooftops while enjoying the uplifting sunshine without breaking the bank. With plenty of activities under $40, the article encourages exploration of lesser-known coastal areas like Staten Island’s Ward's Point and Swindler Cove. It highlights that summer fun doesn’t require hefty expenses, making it easier for locals to cherish the city’s free wonders, all while experiencing lighter subway traffic.
Given all the cheap fun to be had in New York this summer, it's a miracle the subways aren't jam-packed all hours of the day.
Did you know the southernmost point in New York is on Staten Island, all the way out at Ward's Point? It's a beach that really hasn't gotten enough love since Captain Christopher Billopp set up shop there in the 1700s.
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