The Rosie is a party boat with an experienced captain that knows how to put you on the fish. The…read moreboat is clean, well equipped and maintained. They follow the rules according to the DEC regulations on limits and size.

Rosie Fishing Charter Boat Is the best boat on the south…read moreshore of Long Island. Knowledgeable, Friendly, Fun and Accommodating. It's a Diamond in the rough.

This place is simply amazing very clean very quiet and tranquil. So happy to have found this place…read moregreat fishing pier and beach.

Nice little park that overlooks the water and with a dock…read more There is free parking and also a bathroom. It's a good place to Spend 30 mins to an hour with the kids. The playground is on sand so you might need bring the right shoes to avoid your car being full of sand

I can't believe you can just rent a boat here with no prior experience at all, but honestly this…read morewas pretty great. I booked a day boat here for an afternoon with four of my girlfriends. Upon check-in we'd learned that the limit is typically 4 people (700 lb maximum), but since most of us are pretty small we were well under that weight limit even as five people, so they allowed it (and I lived to write this review so, all good). After signing my life away and a very quick motor tutorial by a kid who looked like he couldn't be older than middle school, we were on our way. The motor on this boat took a little getting used to, but once I got the hang of it I was a pretty good captain (I'd like to think). We put down the anchor and got out to explore Bird and Gull Islands, then headed over to another beach with a hill to climb up and get a bird's eye view of the area. Before we knew it, it was time to head back to the harbor, but we kept the party going with some drinks and food (will review that separately). Jay (who I think is the owner or manager?) told us we were only allowed to rent a boat if we took a picture and it turns out he was serious (see the photo shoot results in my photos which turned out pretty cute). He took these on his phone so not sure what else he plans to do with them.

Beautiful spot with an outstanding staff to ready boats and life jackets for boaters. Early on…read moreSaturday is quiet and calm then things get busy as boaters show up. At noon the food stand opens where you can get a beautiful lobster roll as well as many other foods and drinks. Ice cold beer and lobster roll was superb. Gift shop is fun. I highly recommend this spot for a lovely day in East Moriches.

A great place to relax and get the summer started…read more Memorial Weekend Park Rangers, Police on guard Memorial Grounds Park kept meticulous by Parks Department Officers

This beach has come a long way, but the beach itself is getting smaller due to erosion, running out…read moreof space, go east or west and avoid the midsection. Then again, the beach hut has lots of live music all season long and it's a solid go to when you can't quite make it to another beach, that being said, I think the journey elsewhere is worth it. If you've got a camper, or an off road pass, you've now unlocked the golden ticket to a better time at Smith Point.

Hi folks welcome to senix Marina. What a wonderful little peaceful place a giant fish will greet…read moreyou as you enter, so you know you have arrived. A wonderfully picturesque sheltered spot for your boat to be safe, also home to Senix Inn & Tiki Bar. Get out your camera, some of the most beautiful sunsets you have seen. And hold on there's a giant fish hanging from a scaffold that everyone will want to take selfies with. A great find, a place to tie your boat and hot and cold running alcohol at the Tiki Bar as you wait for the gorgeous sunset can't be beat. JIM D.

I've been friendly with Ranee and family for 24 years, long before she had this marina. During this…read moreperiod, if there are any traits I have seen, they include her generosity and work ethic. It went so far that for my parent's 50th wedding anniversary at the Fox Hollow Inn in Old Westbury, it was attended by Ranee. Herself coming from eastern Long Island, she did not have to do that. But having her there with my entire family (perhaps 100 people), including a couple that flew in from Grants Pass. It meant a lot. I'll never forget her being there for this. I like the marina, sequestered away in a quiet residential community. If you're looking for a secure marina for your vessel, this one should be considered.

Beautiful trails along the Carmans River! Two lovely observation platforms. Great for family hikes…read moreand birdwatchers!

Great trail. I'm a slow walker now, about a 22 minute mile. The long loop is 2 miles, perfect…read morelength and barely any incline. I wished they had better facilities, the main building was locked up and the "pit" toilets were about a 1/2 mile in. I did notice a lot, I mean a lot of dead trees. Hopefully no lighting storms.

This place has the feel of old school fishing. I don't care what anybody says but fishing is cool,…read morewas cool and most likely always will be cool. They carry all of the things needed to catch some dinner including live and frozen bait. WORD!

Had a great time. Buying a ticket and reserving was a littke wonky but had a great time. Will be…read moreback.

Wonderful establishment! My family and I starting going on Fish on Fishing trips a few years ago…read moreand it has become a memorable tradition for us. We always enjoy our time aboard and the staff are so pleasant and accommodating! Great time for us as a family, away from the tv and phones, that we look forward to every year. Thank you!

Park is gigantic! This is probably the largest park I've seen on the island. I would bring some…read moretrail marker flags if you're planning to explore. You can get lost very very easily. Everything will look the same and there's a lot twists and turns. It has happened to me and I'm pretty well versed in hiking and trails. My swissy loves it here. He's not really a runner, so trails and lots of stuff to sniff and check out are his thing. It's pretty busy in the on season and relatively desolate in the off season, but it's nice either way. If you don't mind bundling up, doing some off season walking and hiking might be for you. It's very beautiful and extremely quiet, almost too quiet. I have always felt safe here. As a lady, it can be off putting to be in a large place alone but I always see rangers here and there even if other people aren't around. Many people bring their dogs to run and hike- most are good but as with any public place there are always some bad eggs. I would deff check this one out if you haven't. I often find that we stop and just watch nature. It's a really great way to get out and do something that feels different each time you go. Most of the photos are of my dog but you get an idea of what it looks like!

There are a high number of trailers that have not moved in a long time. There is supposed to be a…read moreseven day camping limit before you have to move your unit however this doesn't seem to be the case here at this park. The park trails need maintenance as there are overgrown trees, and laid over trees across paths. Some of the trail access have planks of wood for soft ground that is rotting away. Trails are not marked and website map is difficult to read. Some of the docks on the water are inaccessible from shore.