We took our dog for a quick little walk through this park. The surrounding area is gorgeous with…read morethe bluffs and classic houses. It is in a really peaceful area and there isn't much noise from the road. there are benches spread around the park and a bunch of pretty trees. As the name suggests, the park has a big pond and area surrounding it. There aren't really any paths in the park which is a little difficult for when it is muddy. There are also a lot of goose droppings covering essentially the entire park. I guess a path would make up for this but maybe extra pick up is needed. It was like walking through a minefield.

Heading to a wedding but had some time to kill. Saw this from the road and we all thought we could…read moretake a walk and enjoy some fresh air. Great little park. Lots of open space and plenty of benches to take in the nice views.

Bethpage State Park- RYDER CUP - 2025- The tough dangerous - Black Course- (Jimmy Fallon ),…read moreCompetion Europe/USA. Honoring both teams and so many who came from afar- All - with such beautiful wife's. Add an extra star - or two for Golf enthusiasts. Wow is this a big park with lots of acreage. Tx to the many of individuals, Staff and sponsors who serve there and Volunteers for this 2025 international monumental event. They each get 5 stars. Police, Military, Army Golden Parachute Jumpers , Troopers , Security, First Aid including a Mother's station and the great transportation people, (tx Suzanne) restaurants and kind people making things work. Maps both physical and QRs. Beautiful well kept grass and a crew keeping the place clean. Bravo to Citi Bank for their golf activities- Put Put and Vertual - phone Charger stations, a real Bar, places to sit and AC and photo shot spot. Thumbs up to the hard working volunteers at Delaware Patillon Restaurant C-9 , so many diligently work behind the scenes and runners to put lunch foods and drinks out for the many visitor's coming to this event.( see pix)

Very nice park out on Lawn Guyland. Easy to get to off the LIE. Plenty of parking with bathrooms…read morelocated right next to get parking lot. I've only been here once, a few weeks ago, to run in a socially distanced Turkey Trot 5K. It was more of a trail run which offered some nice views and terrain to run on. Plenty of paths to run or bicycle on. Trail running seems to be big here with many routes through the wooded areas. Can't say much more since I left after I got my finisher medal and went home. It was Thanksgiving and I had to get ready to feast!

Clean, simple smallish park with a lovely pond to walk around. Bathrooms and free parking are…read moreavailable. Good little place for a walk in nature if you're nearby and short on time.

This park used to be our favorite spot to take our granddaughter. Sadly, they took out the old…read moreplayground, which she loved, and didn't replace it with anything new. The newer playground that was already there is still in place, but it doesn't have any shade and just doesn't offer the same experience. We really miss the old setup.

Clean amd scenic, and has something for everyone. Walking path goes around a small lake. The…read moreplayground with swings, monkey bars and the floor is padded. There is als9ba basketball court and tennis courts. Picnic tables and small grills. Bathroom which wree open and fairly clean. It's not a giant park but there is enough area to roam about and not be cramped on other people. It looks well kept. Street parking around most of the park.

This park is beautiful, it just needs to be better maintained by the City of NY Parks Dept. I walk…read morethere twice a week with a group of Seniors and there tends to be lots of garbage on the lawns.

How have I never been to this preserve?! What a freaking cool place…read more Pro tip: the abandoned buildings are stupid easy to find, don't be like me and wander for a good hour/hour and a half wondering where they are. As you may be aware of, the preserve is home to the Holocaust museum for the county (which I plan on visiting sometime soon). If you find parking on the left side of the building (the side with the butterfly garden) you will find the abandoned building on the right side of the museum, as if you venture down to the water. There's a few buildings to see and the history behind them is pretty cool. Next time I will have to bring my Canon to take some nicer shots. Wear good gripping shoes as it can be muddy and you'll slip and side a bit. There are signs for no dogs but plenty of people brought their Fido's and Fifi's.

I read the reviews before coming here so I was a little skeptical about the trip. I decided to come…read morehere with my sister and nephew and do some hiking. This place is amazing. We really enjoyed it. We started by the mansion. It's suppose to be a museum but it' is closed due to COVID. There is a garden which is very beautiful and the placards around the garden tells you about why the garden is there. It is dedicated to the children of Holocaust. There is lots of woods with many different paths to walk. They set it up nicely with small bridges over a stream with rocks. The path we took led us to the ocean. There is a beach in one side and the LI sound on the other. We walked for almost an hour and it was very enjoyable. We didn't get to see the abandoned buildings with graffiti on them because of the timing . However we will be coming back possibly earlier to be able to see more. Definitely worth the trip. There is free parking.

I thought I'd torture my mother one day and bring her here before lunch one day. I had never been…read morehere but I knew it wasn't that big a place, yet she'd complain anyway. I'm not really sure if we went the long way or there was a shorter way. At one point we went a way we thought might cut thru but it didn't seem any shorter. I'd come back here, it was nice. Plus it wasn't in the constant sun so that was nice too.

This is a beautifully village-maintained park centered around a pond. It's beautiful and relaxing…read moreto take a walk around st any time of the year. Being out in nature for a walk is good for you. Take family or a friend with you. This isn't a grand hike. It's a leisurely stroll. Even though it is near a very busy traffic area, it's an escape from it. The path is paved and wheelchair accessible. Many people bring their dogs for a nice, not too long walk.

Heckscher Park is a beautiful park in the center of Huntington. It's on 18 acres with a gorgeous…read morepond that's has turtles, ducks, and geese Great walking path around the ponds with beautiful scenery and stone work. On the other side of the pond is a very fun kids playground with matted rubber ground for safety and so many fun interactive activities. Street parking, public restrooms, and dogs are allowed. Community events and festivals are also held here making this park an all around great Long Island park.

Finally decided to come here a few years ago, then the day of a big post about demolishing the…read moreplayground lol. I swear only me. Anyway skip ahead a year or 2 later we finally made it on over here. I had no idea it was so close to the main street and I see many park before dinners in our future. Of course the day we finally came here was also one of the hottest recently at almost 90 degrees so we didn't stay to long. We will for sure be back.

I've biked this path a lot.. and I meant, a lot a lot. The same kinda "a lot, a lot" when your…read moremiddle school beau admits he likes you and promptly blushes. While the bike path hasn't made blush me often*, it does provide me with a some enjoyment and exhilaration. Similar to Lee M.'s experience, I too have come down bridges and around blind corners and almost hitting other bikers doing the same, and heard the terrifying screeching of tires on a near miss on a marked cross walk. Yeah. Don't worry, the enjoyable part is coming: Provided it's not crowded, this bike path is positively one of the most relaxing a beautiful rides on the island. Sure, places like the path through cedar creek park/Jones beach are like the slightly better looking cousin, however you're exposed to the angry beating sun and the windy shores. On this path, you encounter neither. You're not in full exposure. You're in the trees, in the shade. You hear the birds and see rabbits and squirrels. You have a lake and a creek. They are small hills too, to really work your legs. You just need to watch out for the following things: - Piles of Leaves/Loose dirt around corners - Small children running in front of your bike - Angry men in spandex, shouting, "ON YOUR LEEFT!" - Cars at the crosswalks Otherwise, you're good. This bike path gives you options. The lower portion has a well packed dirt and pavement. It's well marked and the pavement is equally well maintained. You can ride just 8 miles, or up to 20 past Bethpage park. Heck, you can stop in the park and do some of the dirt bike trails if you're feeling adventurous. Go out there and get some miles on your bikes! Just, please remember: ALWAYS STAY TO THE RIGHT OF THE PATH. Thank you. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * Apart from the rare sightings of super fitness enthusiasts with Greek god-like bodies running very little clothing.. Oh my.

Overall great experience and lots of fun. Preserve is neat and clean, downside is no bathrooms…read morethat we could find. You can walk through the middle of the preserve through the woods or walk or bike on asphalt paths. Very poorly marked paths and trails, they need better signage. Boyscout project on hiking trails. No water fountains. Multiple places to park but no clear online where to find parking. Please clean the disgusting graffiti all over the one structure. Thank you.