Jones Beach State Park is world-famous as a masterpiece of urban planning and a crown jewel of the New York State Park system. Opened in 1929 under the vision of Robert Moses, it was the first major public beach park designed specifically for the automobile age, eschewing the "carnival" atmosphere of places like Coney Island for a more orderly, nautical aesthetic. It is renowned for its iconic 200-foot Italianate water tower, two massive Art Deco bathhouses, and a two-mile-long boardwalk. Its fame also stems from its status as one of the most visited state parks in the United States, hosting the massive Bethpage Air Show every Memorial Day and world-class concerts at the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater, which sits right on the water.