Six years in with property and approval, Long Island Surf Park eyes the big dig

The site plan for Long Island Surf Park was fully approved last week, pushing New York’s first surf-focused wave pool that much closer to the finish line. At 52,000 square feet, the wave pool will be a tad smaller than an American football field and surrounded by the usual surf park amenities. The Long Island Surf Park project’s website states it will be a “wave pool powered by one of the leading manufacturers of artificial wave technology. Our advanced technology will be able to create over 50 different wave variations every 10-15 seconds ranging from a 2-foot-split peak to a perfectly barreling 7-foot right or left-hander.” The most likely technology provider is one of the pneumatic wavemakers on the market, all of which can produce a split peak. You can rule out Wavegarden Cove and Kelly Slater Wave Co systems as they run right-only or left-only. With this latest advancement, we dug a little … Continue reading Six years in with property and approval, Long Island Surf Park eyes the big dig