Hey yall! Very friendly people out here in NY! I followed a…read moreguy who I seen at the airport, who also took the bus, and then the train just like the idea I had. Because right now, 2hr drive, and another 3-4 hr drive to Baltimore, I just don't feel like it esp going down to Manhattan to check it out first! Usually when I travel I get a rental but it's ok! I don't feel like it! When I get to Baltimore, I'll get off my FlixBus, then catch a uber to my job, then go from there... maybe go eat then go back to the airport to go back home! Whewwww quick lil job trip turn around! It's been a long 24-48 hrs!

Central Islip was definitely a good experience to Jamaica train station. I have to take this train…read moreto work during the week. I am always aware of my surroundings any where I go. I have left around 2pm and returned around at 10pm. I feel the station is always busy and plenty of people coming and going. I feel safe when I travel out of Central Islip. Plus, they have more parking and brighter lights than most stations. Don't forget you have MTA police literally down the next block.

I came to attend a work event and I must say this is a complete 360 from the train station I was…read moreexposed to in Wyandanch years ago. There's apartments, stores, and a small waterfall in the center.

This station was recently redone and the station house looks nice inside. During peak hours there's…read morealways a fair amount of commuters around, so during peak evening hours you're not alone traveling from the train to your car. There is a pay per day parking lot with a 24/7 parking attendant across the street

One of the most unique campgrounds I've ever been to. Spectacular deserted beach accessible only by…read morea short ferry ride from the mainland. You camp in the middle of sunken martime forest with the ocean on the other side of a sand berm - so you go to sleep listening to the waves and with no city lights and a million stars in the sky. A wooden elevated pathway leads through the forest and after the sun went down there were hundreds of fireflies above our heads. Magical. And there's a cool general store and tiki bar just a short walk away, nice rangers and I met some cool people. But here's why I won't go again and I couldn't recommend it to anyone else - the mosquitos were insane. I had read the reviews and had 4 heavy duty citronella candles triangulated around our campground, a huge fire, mosquito coils and we were coated in deet insect repellent. Usually I can live with mosquitos, but this was like wave after wave of them and even worse were the big biting flies which were incredibly painful. It was impossible to ever really relax or enjoy the beautiful surroundings. My kids were traumatized. I ran into a guy who had been camped out in a bog in Viet Nam for months and he said he'd never seen bugs that bad. Another couple had camped there a few times and said it usually is much worse. Would recommend this for a day trip to the beach but overnight camping is a no-go.

Not a campground but a health hazard. Ticks, mosquitos, biting flies... Don't go on a romantic…read moregetaway there. If you absolutely must camp there, stay away from the lowland, swampy, vegetated area and go straight for the windy beach. Many (not all) insects cant fly there and its away from the grassy tick habitat. We saw foxes and deer, which were cool. Also lots of beautifully colored rocks and shells on the beach. Still, though my bf and i were no strangers to bugs or the outdoors, i found the insects pretty traumatizing for weeks after.

There is a very small waiting room that appeared to have a tiny mini mart but it was closed at the…read moretime. There is a bathroom, but I was there on a weekday around 6pm and it was already locked.

Nice new renovation, great coffee shop in the waiting room. Wait a minute, my mother works there,…read moreso I'm completely biased right now!

Exhilarating and varied hiking terrain. Never a dull moment. Immediately faced with an incline…read more Great restaurant below.

What a convenient train station for those that live in the area. Unfortunately not enough parking…read morespots to accommodate, but you can always beg for a ride to the station from family and friends. It's a station that seems to appear out of the forest with a traditional station house and a small coffee shop adjacent.

I'm not sure if I'm knowledgeable enough to review this campground as I didn't actually stay there…read morebut.... I'm gonna write about what I saw. You'd pass by Nickerson Beach Campground if you're going to Nickerson Beach. They're actually the same address. On my visit there were about 6-8 RVs but I cannot say if they were occupied. I'm thinking they were because I stopped off to use their washroom and there was a cleaning person on duty. The campground looks huge but I can't say how many RVs it can hold. The End.

Very nice place. Well run. Felt safe here, which is not the case at other county campgrounds…read more Facilities are nice, most are full hookups. Big dog park. Dogs aren't allowed on the beach.

Clerk in station was friendly and very helpful. Station very…read moreclean and brightly lighted. Same as goes the LIRR trains. Conductors very friendly.

The port Jefferson train station that serves Lirr is a quick way into Jamaica station and penn…read morestation or grand Central terminal when going snail pace on the long island expressway is not in the cards . Clean bright station with plenty of parking sets away. Ticket vending machines are easy to use and electronic scheduling board is easy to understand. Reminds me of a old town station you would expect in the Midwest or in the heartland. Took us about an hour in GCT and off peak means fares are less and seating is plentiful. 4.5 stars for the port Jefferson LIRR train station.

Assuming the station house is open, you're gonna have a pretty ok time…read more It's small in here, but it's nicely-decorated and even has a little bookshelf for while you're waiting. And you will be waiting, it's the LIRR. Bathrooms are in mediocre shape. The real problem is that the place is only open in peak hours. Otherwise, it's out into the elements with you, and no shelter to be found. Also my train was cancelled. Come ON.

Greenlawn station is small and you're best bet is to wait in your car on a cold day until the train…read moreis about to pull up because there is nowhere to stand and stay warm or keep dry if it's raining or snowing. The station really could be so much more. The station never seems to be open when I am waiting for a train, I've never actually seen the inside. The trains generally run on time and when they aren't on time, you'll hear someone announce the delay on the loud speaker. Parking is limited, but again, it's a small station so not too many people come here. I like coming to this station because it is nearby and allows me to snag a spot before the rush of people in Huntington.