Cooperating Association
The Marine Academy of Science and Technology teaches high school students at Sandy Hook's Fort Hancock. Due to damage from Hurricane Sandy, all classes are meeting at another location for this school year. NPS Photo by John Harlan Warren Cooperating associations based at Gateway's Sandy Hook Unit Sandy Hook will reopen to the public on May 1. Cooperating associations will set their own dates for returning to their offices within the park. The phone numbers below may or may not be working at the moment, but should by the time the unit reopens. American Littoral Society Army Ground Forces Association Clean Ocean Action Marine Academy of Science and Technology National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Northeast Fisheries Center New Jersey Sea Grant Consortium Sandy Hook Child Care Center The Sandy Hook Foundation |
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Fort Hancock 21st Century Advisory Committee
The Fort Hancock Historic District, located at the northern tip of Sandy Hook Unit, includes dozens of historic Army structures. Can and should they be preserved? If so, how? This committee, formed under the FACA Act of 1972, is looking for solutions. Read More
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Sandy Hook maritime history
Sandy Hook not only has great beaches, but also military and maritime history, including the oldest continuously operated lighthouse in the United States. Read More
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From Rodman Guns to Radar
Gateway's military history includes Civil War-era forts as well as radar and nuclear missile sites. Read More
Did You Know?
The first transatlantic flight departed from the Rockaway Naval Air Station on Jamaica Bay in 1919. Today, it is the site of Gateway NRA's Jacob Riis Park.