The access is now free but you need to apply. Dogs must be licensed and spayed/neutered. This is…read morea good thing! It is mostly sand, so not a major puddle problem, but still the dogs do get dirty. The signage is damaged, so it is not well attended. It was closed while K-Mart was being demolished and it still looks closed from the road. Mostly the people clean up after their dogs, and the dogs are reasonably well behaved. Some of the people know each other and plan ahead to meet there. There are some older dogs, but pretty few. I did not find either the people or the dogs unfriendly at all. I also feel safe there because of the controlled gate access. It is a bit secluded there otherwise.

One of the better dog runs on the eastern Long Island...but is admittance is restricted…read more Things it has going for it: - Plenty of parking only a few feet from run - Seating for owners - Has dog drinking fountains - Has separate large & small dog runs - Enough room for dogs to run (4 acres) - Plenty of shade Things it has against it: - No bathrooms for humans near run - Dirt ground cover Top 5 run on Long Island but this run is for Pooch Pass holders only (key fob needed to get into this dog park). $25 annually for Town of Brookhaven residents $45 annually for New York State residents Dog runs/parks I have been to so far: http://www.yelp.com/list/nyc-area-dog-parks-runs-new-york-3

I went to the bike trail which was asphalt and 9 miles long. A great place to trek. Will be backread more

Yeah... I left my…read morenormal weekend dog walking route to try a new dog park. My dog park in Setauket is a very social spot. For twenty plus years, I've met neighbors with new puppies as well owners who have beautiful rescue dogs and a special story to tell. I just rescued a beautiful older American Cocker Spaniel so I have lotsa stories! Isaac Dog Park? I appreciate the fenced in areas for both large and small dogs. The run itself is kinda sparse. Grass patches in some spots, but there is no real place for the dogs to run. As a matter of fact, at 9am there was no one here. We stayed for at least 45 minutes, no dogs, no owners, no social interaction with both humans and doggies. If you live in this area then add a star. I won't make the extra trip again.

So hard to find a good dog friendly beach. My dog really enjoyed it here. Lots of space to play…read morewith her doggy friends in the sand and water.

If you are leaving this less than three stars I'd have to wonder why other than the fact that maybe…read moreyou want shade in the summer or it to be less breezy in the colder months... but then I'd have to wonder what or why you'd expect something so absurd. I walked the entire ground the other day and found a little glass closer to the water side of the park... that's pretty typical of beaches in general and due mostly to careless people; If it bothers you and your pup, might I suggest doing your part and picking a couple pieces up? This place is a hidden magical gem that I hope stays exactly the way it is.

This dog park in Shirley, Suffolk County, is about 5 minutes from Brookhaven Airport and 8-10…read moreminutes from Smith Point Beach. The entrance is easy to miss--the sign is small and blends into the bushes, so GPS is recommended. There is a grass and sand parking lot with one handicap space. Inside, the park is divided into two fenced areas: one for small dogs and one for large dogs. Each has a double-gated entrance, but the small dog gate is difficult to close and often left open. Some repairs look to have been done by locals with rope, but proper maintenance is needed. Combined, both sections are about the size of a football field. The large dog area has two shade trees, while the small dog area has none. Each section has a few benches. Visitors have left behind toys and bowls, but it's best not to use the water bowls--others have reported kennel cough. It gets very hot here in the summer months. Bringing water in a bowl is recommended. There are only two trash cans, both outside the fenced areas, and waste cleanup is inconsistent. Bring your own bags (though sometimes donated bags are available). The park is surrounded by brush and fields, with possible poison ivy/oak. Mosquitoes can be an issue, but I haven't had any flea or tick problems here. The county mows every couple of weeks, which helps, though the parking lot and walkways are often overgrown. Most of the dogs are medium to large breeds in the big dog section, but a handful of small dogs do come regularly. Overall, the dogs are friendly and the owners are great--I've only come across one or two dogs that weren't a good fit, which is typical for any dog park. Locals visit year-round, even in the snow, and there's usually at least one or two people here no matter the time of day. There is also an old, unused agility ramp in the large dog area. The park is open year-round with no posted hours. I'm rating this dog park three stars. While I enjoy bringing my dog here and I'm grateful it exists (especially since there aren't many dog parks on Long Island), it needs better maintenance and more accessible trash cans. In my opinion, the small dog area is oversized for the number of small dogs that use it, and overall the park doesn't measure up to four- or five-star dog parks I've visited elsewhere. That said, it's still worth a visit--the space is large, the community of dogs and owners is wonderful, and it's the best option nearby.

Love this place! Dogs are friendly, the people are very nice. Field is huge and all fenced in.read more

The park is fine. Not a fan of the mud, but plenty of room for the dogs to run…read more This park is frequented by owners who do not train their dogs and do not attempt to control their dogs when they are attacking smaller dogs. We take our 24 lb dog to the smaller section, which is the limit. There are a number of owners who ate their bigger and aggressive dogs to the park. Our dog has been attacked (not play) and yelped on multiple occasions and the owners either didn't look up from their phones or laughed. Rough dog play is ok. Attacking a smaller dog and making her cry out really just means you shouldn't own a dog. Our dog plays well with other dogs, but the park attracts irresponsible owners. If you are an irresponsible dog owner please go to this park. That way I know how to avoid you in the future.

I bring my small dog here whenever the weather permits because he loves the outdoors, meeting other…read moredogs and humans. I love that he can be completely off the leash and has plenty of space to run around. Plenty of trees to mark and explore.The fences and gates are very secure. They have one side for the smaller dogs (25 lb and under) and another side for the bigger dogs. There are garbage cans but no poop bags available so remember to bring your own. There are also public metal water bowls and they turn on the water spout I'm assuming, once the weather gets warmer. It definitely wasn't turned on earlier this year. Benches can be located on the sides of the fenced in area for the humans and there's a covered area with seating toward the middle of each small and big dog side if you don't want to sit under the sun. A decent sized parking lot is right next to the dog park and there were always spots available the times that I have gone. It is very clean but of course that's also up to the people that frequent the park to pick up after their dogs and themselves. One time I was there, some guy brought his 3 dogs, sat on the bench and paid them no mind for 5-10 minutes. One of them pooped, he didn't pick it up and just left with all 3 dogs. Minus that one guy, all the other dog pawrents that go there were friendly and responsible from the times I've been there. I have heard of some of the bigger dogs fighting so just always keep an eye on your dog, whether you're on the big or small dog side. I highly recommend this dog park!

Nice clean park small walking path Have gone there for an…read moreearly morning walk this morning. Went to take a walk at 7:40. The gate was closed with a town car in the parking lot. Not sure what they are. Opening hours are but another morning at 6:30 it was open.

This is a pretty little spot to see but not much of a hike. I took a walk here to escape my last…read moredays of quarantine with the soon to be ex (that wasn't fun) and even though it was beautiful it was a very short walk. Still worth seeing, though.

Great park Greg is a sweet man and the 1pm crew is awesome. Many good times and never a boring day…read more. Come on down and have a good time .also there are no murder hornets

A large dog park with a nice sized small dog area. There's chairs all over , a picnic bench and a…read moretable under trees. If you come here at the right time you'd get the place to yourself ! Even if there's others there's plenty of room to spread out if you just want to read a book while your dog plays. Owners are nice. No problems. There's never a shortage of parking. And if you have kids and there's another adult with you , the kids have a field and a playground for themselves. So all family members get an oitog

This trail wasn't bad itself which is why I gave two stars but it's important for everyone to know…read morethat it is extremely tick infested here. I went here over the weekend with my puppy and we stayed on the path. Yet, my puppy had 3 ticks on her after (yes she takes flea and tick meds) and my fiancé had one on him. Really don't recommend going here unless they find a way to mitigate this.

I ran the Tesla Hertz 100 mile run here in Rocky Point Pine Barrens. The zone itself features…read moreelegant meadows and lush, unmolested trails. Wild life abounds. Unfortunately, I didn't observe any restroom facilities. This is a fantastic place to come to enjoy nature, whether you're a hiker, a runner, or a dog walker.