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Located a few miles east of our cottages,in Orient. Orient is at the end of the North Fork on Route 25. Park is open from May 23 to Sept 7. Bus service is available into park from Greenport and the Orient Ferry. Entrance $5 per car.
This park includes 357 acres. It has 10 miles of beachfront. The park is a great place for shell collecting, plant study and bird-watching.
Facilities: 300 foot beach on Gardiners Bay, 2 sand chairs (sand wheelchair), playground (handicapped accessible), pavillion, bike rentals, horseshoe pits, vollyball, picnic area, gas grill (fee), comfort station, food stand with deck, saltwater fishing, barbecue pits, hiking, Roy Latham Maritime Forest trail (self guided) and bike path.
Phone: 631-323-2440 |
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East Hampton (631) 852-7620
The activities available at Cedar Point include:
Swimming, fishing, hiking, picnicking, camping, rowboat rentals, bicycling, saltwater fishing, hunting, outer beach recreational vehicles
Directions: Montauk Highway east to Stephen Hands Path in East Hampton. Turn north and continue to Old North West Road. Bear left and continue to Alewive Brook Road. The park entrance is nearly 100 yards down the road.
607 acre Cedar Point, with commanding views of Gardiner's Bay, offers individual and organized group camping areas. Picnic areas, boat rentals, nature trails, vehicular access to the outer beach (with permit only), licensed hunting for waterfowl (in season), surfcasting for bass and bluefish, and bicycle paths are offered, as well. Settled in 1651, Cedar Point was once a busy port for shipping farm goods, fish, and timber from Sag Harbor. The historic Cedar Point Lighthouse stood on an island 200 yards from shore when it was built in 1860. Its beacon served to guide whaling ships in and out of Sag Harbor during its hey-day as a major port. The hurricane of 1938 transformed the shoreline, shifting sands to create a narrow, walkable strip that now connects the lighthouse with the mainland. |
offers:
Swimming, camping, outer beach access, fishing, diving, a refreshment stand, and restrooms
Directions: From the Village of Westhampton Beach, go south on Jessup's Lane and cross the bridge. Turnright onto Dune Road. Follow Dune Road to its western terminus in Westhampton Beach
This 296 acre barrier beach park offers lifeguard-supervised Atlantic Ocean swimming, sun-bathing on white sand beaches and some of the finest saltwater bass fishing to be had on the Island. A refreshment concession, restrooms, first aid center, showers and changing rooms are all conveniently situated at Cupsogue's pavilion. Wheelchairs may access the pavilion and a massive boardwalk by way of ramps from the parking lot. Campers and recreational vehicles are permitted along the access road running parallel to the outer beach. Diving is permitted at slack tide on the bay side of the park only. Water depth is approximately 12'. |
The activities available at include:
Hiking, picnicing, camping, fishing, a sports field, and a small zoo
Directions: LIE exit 71; Right turn onto Route 24 at end of exit ramp; Follow Route 24 south through the Riverhead Traffic Circle; Continue on Route 24 and make a left turn at the next traffic light onto Route 105; Follow 105 to entrance on right.
275 acre Indian Island County Park, at the estuarine mouth of the Peconic River, is open to the public year-round for a variety of activities. Wide trails for hikers, bicyclers, and automobiles are clearly marked and meticulously groomed. Camping is immensely popular at Indian Island, with trailer and tent campsites open to organized groups, individuals and camping clubs. Restrooms and shower facilities are available for the comfort of all campers. Additionally, a small farm/zoo, featuring exotic chickens, mischievous goats, and elegantly plumed peacocks, never fails to delight park visitors of all ages. What was formerly the ' island' at Indian Island County Park is now connected to the mainland by a causeway composed entirely of white sands. Remote, yet easily accessible to all, this ' island', complete with picnic tables, grills, comfortable benches and views of a glistening and peaceful Flanders Bay, offers one of the finest picnicking sites available in Suffolk County. |
Bellows Pond Road, Hampton Bays
Park Office: (631) 852-8290, Stables: (631) 723-3554, Big Duck Shop: (631) 852-8292
The activities available at Sears Bellows include:
Hiking, camping, picnicking, swimming, freshwater fishing, rowboat rentals, hunting, bridle paths, and a horseback riding facility. Home of the Big Duck
Directions: Follow Sunrise Highway to exit 65 North. Follow road (Route 24) to Bellows Pond Road. Make a left turn onto Bellows Pond Road. The park entrance will be on your right.
This 979 acre Pine Barrens park offers a broad range of recreational opportunities to Suffolk County residents and tourists. Campsites for both tents and trailers are available. Lifeguard-protected swimming and rowboat rentals are offered at crystal-clear, freshwater Bellows Pond. Ice-skating is permitted when appropriate. Sears Bellows' extensive trail system attracts hikers and horseback riders from all points, east and west. The stable offers lessons, boarding, and trail rides, year-round. Dirt-bikes and other motorized recreational vehicles are strictly prohibited from this and every County Park. Local riders may use the park with an annual Suffolk County Parks Horseback Riding Permit visibly displayed. This park will be closed to certain activities during deer and waterfowl hunting seasons. Sears Bellows Park is a sportsman's paradise. Freshwater pond fishing for bluegill, bass, perch and pickerel, with bait, is permitted between sunrise and sunset. Bow and shotgun hunting is permitted seasonally. New York State regulations apply to all sporting activities. Suffolk County Park Keys are also required.
The Big Duck, an historic, colossal, concrete duck-shaped building has been restored by the Parks department in cooperation with the friends for Long Island's Heritage. The Big Duck is currently open to the public as a museum shop, featuring Big Duck T-shirts, umbrellas and hats, as well as a variety of unique gift items. The Big Duck also serves as a tourist information center for the Long Island Convetion Center and Visitors Bureau. |
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Calverton Links
149 Edwards Ave.
Calverton
631-369-5200
9-hole, par 36
Cherry Creek Golf Links
900 Reeves Ave.
Riverhead
631-369-6500
18-hole, par 73
Indian Island Country Club
Riverside Dr.
Riverhead
631-727-7776
18-hole, par 72
Sandy Pond Golf Course
Roanoke Ave.
Riverhead
631-727-0909
9-hole, par 27
Shelter Island Country Club
Sunnyside Ave.
Shelter Island Heights
Shelter Island
631-749-0416
9-hole, par 33 |
Wildwood State Park
Off Sound Ave. north on Hulse Landing Rd.
Wading River
631-929-4314
Beachfront: 2 miles on LI Sound
Lifeguards: May 23 - Sept 7
Facilities: Showers, campsites, picnic area softball field, volleyball court, playground, 2 basketball courts, biking/hiking trails, saltwater fishing and beach ramp.
Sears Bellows County Park
Off Montauk Hwy north on Bellows Pond Rd.
Hampton Bays
631-852-8290
Beachfront: 200 feet on Bellows Pond, a freshwater lake
Lifeguards: June 20 - Sept 7
Facilities: Bike Hostels, campsites, 5.5 miles of bridle paths, fishing, rowboat rentals. |
If you have a boat, feel free to use our docks while you stay with us. If you want to rent a boat, check out the merchants below.
Carman's River Canoes
2976 Montauk Hwy.
Brookhaven
631-286-1966
Eagle's Neck Paddling
49295 Main Rd.
Southold
631-765-3502
Peconic Paddler
89 Peconic Ave.
Riverhead
631-369-9500
Sail Abilities
Southold
631-765-9389 |
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David Sarnoff Pine Barrens Preserve
Route 104
Riverhead
631-444-0273
7.5 miles of marked hiking trails on a 2,183 acres
Inlet Pond County Preserve
Main Road
Greenport
631-854-4949
Popular for surf fishing and unmarked trails on 39 acres
Mashomack Preserve
Route 114
Shelter Island
631-749-1001
22 miles of marked trails on 2,039 acres
Barcelona Neck
Route 114
Sag Harbor
631-444-0273
4 miles of marked trails on 532 acres
Quogue Wildlife Refuge
Old County Rd.
Quogue
631-653-4771
7 miles of self guided trails on 300 acres |
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Piccozzi's Bike Shop
Bridge Street
Shelter Island Hgts.
631-749-0045
Paumonok Bicycling Advocacy
631-673-4616 |
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Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Motor Coach
Hampton Jitney
Road Conditions
New York Area Traffic Conditions
Connecticut: Long Island Ferry
Long Island Ferry |
Diners
The Cutchogue Diner - Main Road - Cuthogue - 631-734-9056
German
Hans Gasthaus - Route 25 - Aquebogue - 631-722-5813
Italian
Pagano's Restaurant & Pizzeria - Main Road - Southold - 631-765-6109
Porto Bello - 1410 Manhanset Ave. - Greenport - 631-477-1717
A Touch of Venice - Wickham Ave. - Mattituck - 631-298-5851
Seafood
Meeting House Creek Inn - Meeting House Creek Rd - Aquebogue - 631-722-4220
Hollisters Restaurant - Main Road - Southold - 631-765-5113
Legends - 835 First Street - New Suffolk - 631-734-5123
Orient By The Sea - Main Road - Orient - 631-323-2424
Sea Shell Restaurant - Main Road - Southold - 631-765-5555
Chowder Pot Pub - Third St - Greenport - 631-477-1345
Fisherman's Rest - Main Road - Cutchogue - 631-734-5155
Soundview Restaurant - Route 48 - Greenport - 631-477-0666
Indian
The Curry Club - Main Road - Southold - 631-765-1100
Greek
Hellenic Snack Bar & Restaurant - Main Road - East Marion - 631-477-0138
North Fork Grill - 9650 Main Road - Mattituck - 631-298-5790
American
Modern Snack Bar - Route 25 - Aquebogue - 631-722-3655
The Birchwood - 512 Pulaski St. - Riverhead - 631-727-4449
Nineteenth Hole Restaurant - 900 Reeve's Ave. - Riverhead - 631-369-7294
The Heritage Inn - Main Road - Mattituck - 631-298-4800
Pancake Cottage - 1077 Old Country Rd - Riverhead - 631-369-1290
Rhumb Line Restaurant - 36 Front Street - Greenport - 631-477-9883
Ross' North Fork Restaurant - Route 48 - Southold - 631-765-2111
Townsend Manor Inn - 714 Main St. - Greenport - 631-477-2000
Bootleggers Gourmet - 300 Main St. - Greenport - 631-477-0012
The Cooperage Inn - Sound Ave. & Twomey - Baiting Hollow - 631-727-8994
Daly's Old Mill Inn - Mattituck - 631-298-8080
Jamesport Manor Inn - Manor Lane - Jamesport - 631-722-3382
Palmer's Harbor Inn - Peconic Bay - New Suffolk - 631-734-4222
The Old Barge - 750 Old Main Road - Southold - 631-765-4700
Jerry & The Mermaid Restaurant - 469 East Main St. - Riverhead - 631-727-8489
Main Street Grill - Main Street - Southold - 631-765-9610
J.P. Michael's - 307 Griffing Ave. - Riverhead - 631-727-9010
New Moon Cafe - 524 Montauk Highway - East Quogue - 631-653-4042
Peconic River Cruises - Riverhead - 631-369-3700
The Salamander Cafe - Manhanset Ave. - Greenport - 631-477-8839
Shelley's Place - Main Road - Southold - 631-765-5211
Bruce's Cafe - 208 Main Street - Greenport - 631-477-0023
Johnny's Car Hop & Juke Joint - Rte 48 & Hortons' Lane - Southold - 631-765-3336
Ice Cream
Scoops - Main Road - Cutchogue - 631-734-6331 |
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Bedell Cellars
Main Road, Rte. 25
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-7537
Tours: By appointment only
Tastings: 11AM-6PM daily
Corey Creek Vineyards
45470 Route 25
Southold, NY 11971
631-765-4168
Duck Walk Vineyards
162 Montauk Highway
Southampton, NY 11976
Phone: 631-726-7555
Fax: 631-726-4395
Gristina Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-7089
Tours: By appointment only
Tastings: 11AM-5PM daily
Hargrave Vineyards
Route 48
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-5158
Closed January-March
Tours: daily
Tastings: daily
Jamesport Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Jamesport, NY 11947
631-722-5256
Tours and Tastings: 10AM-5PM Monday - Saturday/ 12PM-5PM Sun.
Laurel Lake Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Laurel, NY 11948
631-298-1420
Lenz Winery
Route 25
Peconic, NY 11958
631-734-6010
Tours and Tastings: 10AM-6PM daily
Macari Vineyards
P.O.Box 2
Mattituck, NY 11952
Phone: 631-298-0100
Fax: 631-298-8373
Osprey's Dominion Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Peconic, NY 11958
631-765-6188
Tours: By appointment only.
Tastings: 10AM-5PM daily
Palmer Vineyards
108 Route 48
Aquebogue, NY 11931
631-722-WINE
Tours and Tastings: 11AM-6PM daily (May-October)/11AM-5PM daily (November-April)
Paumanok Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Aquebogue, NY 11931
631-722-8800
Tours and Tastings: 11AM-6PM daily (April-December)/11AM-5PM daily (January-March)
Peconic Bay Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-7361
Tours: By appointment only. Tastings: 11AM-5PM daily
Pellegrini Vineyards
23005 Route 25
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-4111
Pindar Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Peconic, NY 11958
631-734-6200
Pugliese Vineyards
Main Road, Rte. 25
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-4057
Sag Pond Vineyards
P.O.Box 1768
Bridgehampton, NY 11932
Phone: 631-537-5106
Fax: 631-537-5107
Schneider Vineyards
PO Box 1152
Cutchogue, NY 11935
631-734-2699
Ternhaven Cellars
331 Front Street
Greenport, NY 11944
Phone (631)477-8737 |
East End Arts Council
East Main Street, Riverhead, 727-0900
Imagine Gallery
Riverhead
Suffolk Theatre
Main Street, Riverhead
Vail Leavitt Music Hall/Mini-Cine
Peconic Avenue, Riverhead, 727-5782
Mattituck Cinemas
Route 25, Mattituck, 298-4400
North Fork Community Theatre
Old Sound Avenue, Mattituck, 298-4500
Old Town Arts & Crafts Guild
Main Road, Cutchogue, 734-6382
Arts In Southold Town
Cutchogue, 734-7696
Island Artists Gallery
Main Street, Greenport, 477-3070
Village Cinema
Front Street, Greenport, 477-8600 |
The activities available at include:
American Armoured Foundation Tank Museum
Love Lane, Mattituck, 588-0033
Custer Institute
Main Bayview Road, off Route 25, Southold
765-2626
Cutchogue Village Green and Old Burial Ground
Main Road
East End Seaport and Marine Foundation
Third Street, Greenport
Hallockville Museum Farm
6308 Sound Avenue, Riverhead, 298-5292
Horton Point Lighthouse and Nautical Museum
Southold, 765-5500
Indian Museum
Bayview Road, Southold, 765-5577
Mary E. Sailing Schooner
Greenport, 477-8966
Mattituck Historical Society
Route 25 at Cardinal Drive, 298-5248
Oysterponds Historical Society
Village Lane, Orient, 323-2480
Polish Immigrant Museum
Lincoln Street, Riverhead, 369-1616
Railroad Museum of Long Island
Greenport, 477-0439
Railroad Museum of Long Island
Riverhead Restoration Site
Railroad Avenue, 727-7920
Regina Maris
South end of Main Street, Greenport
477-2121
Riverhead Foundation for
Marine Research and Preservation
Aquarium Preview Center
431 East Main Street, 369-9840
Southold Town Historical Society Museums
Main Road, Southold, 765-5500
Stirling Historical Society of Greenport
Main Street
Suffolk County Historical Society
300 West Main Street, Riverhead, 727-2881
The Wilderness Traveling Museum
430 Griffing Avenue, Riverhead, 369-2606 |
Tanger Outlet - 1770 West Main St. - Riverhead - 631-369-2724
Antiques & Old Lace - Main St. - Cutchogue - 631-734-6462 |
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