New York has 67 state-owned swimming beaches and all are tested regularly to determine the public's risk of coming in contact with waterborne diseases.

Beaches are tested weekly, and closures can take place quickly. Check if your favorite state park swimming spot is open or closed.

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Raccoon Creek State Park in Beaver County has closed off the lake section of Raccoon Creek Beach until further notice.

The beach at Raccoon Creek State Park in Beaver County is back open for swimming now that elevated levels of E. coli have ...

A unique beachfront hike in New York awaits on the Long Island Sound, and it's the perfect place to search for treasures from the deep.

Heavy rainfall has dialed up bacteria levels in beach water across New York, and the Department of Health is warning you not to take a plunge — even on a hot day.

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