Nice place to take a walk! Kiddie park kiddie water sprinklers!…read moreNot a place to go biking

I've been there before it is good you should try it out The deck hockey rink is the best for meread more

Great place run by honest people, go here instead of Zumies. Good selection of boards and even…read moresurfboards. You get some boards 20% off too.

Really awesome place and super cool atmosphere. Greg was super helpful and friendly because I knew…read morenext to nothing about building a board and he showed me everything I needed to know and it felt like a real personal experience and he really cares about what he does. I'm super happy with how my board came out and I'm 100% coming back here for anything board related!

A nice resource for local enthusiasts and non-residents alike, with reasonable entry fees,…read morepolicies, and hours. It's open daily once schools let out, 'til they resume, and differentiates based on what you plan to ride there. They say it's like riding a bike You know you just never forget White crosswalk blurs and red stoplight swirls My body seemingly passed through an automobile I watch my life spin on by like slides in a carousel

My niece's 5th birthday party took place here and it was hoppin', quite literally…read more For two hours the kids got to run amuck over the four different courses. They ranged from a soccer/basketball court to a foam pit and there was even a space obstacle course. With socks that are provided by the facility, the kids had free range to bounce around, and bounce they did. Bubs enjoyed himself so much he took to lying down in the middle of the courses, he tired himself out so much. There is a small arcade area as well, but our kids seemed a bit too young for the games so we headed straight to the party room after our 2 hours of jumping. Here we had pizza and cake where the staff was supper sweet and tended to our kids great. Pizza wasn't half bad either. My niece gets a month of free jumping because she had her birthday there. I wouldn't mind coming back within the month to have Bubs jump with her again. It was a great way to get all the energy out of our kids and in all about that.

Facility isn't huge but spacious and has cute little themed nooks like basketball courts with…read moretrampolines, ball pits, and a lot of space for the kids to run around. Most importantly it's very clean and thr staff are friendly. I've attended birthday parties here and they're done very well.

The skate park is open to all. The people that hang out here are pretty nice. It's a great way to…read morekill a couple of hours. Parking is free. There are a few ramps to work with.

First off, this spot is frequented... a lot. It's changed a bit over the years. First, it was…read morefenced. Fence is gone and now just open. The pavement is rough... but, the ramps must be pretty good cuz a lot of people go there, plus it's free. The Ramps are smooth, skateboarders go there like crazy, it's right next to the trail, next to the parking lot for city hall. No lights, so when it gets dark it's over. For free, in a one hoarse town... it's a good spot.

A great local park founded by the late great Andy Kessler who should in my opinion be its namesake…read more Used to have more verts but after recent concrete construction has more rails and is more beginner friendly. As of today the bowl is still under construction. Yes, there are scooter kids and a lot of bikes at times but you have to share the space. Definitely one of the better skate parks in the city.

"But there's this one particular harbour So far but yet so…read morenear Where I see the days as they fade away And finally disappear" (Jimmy Buffet) You'll find Port Jefferson's Harborfront Park between the waterfront and village center and it's well worth the visit. There's a lot going on inside the 5.1-acre Park. We saw a picnic area and children's playground with a stone porpoise and some cute stone turtles. There's a skating rink, a 350 ft pier for strolling and sightseeing or fishing, a beautiful shoreline promenade that makes you feel you're at the beach, courtesy of the seagrass and sand dunes. But for me, the highpoint of our park visit was the magnificent Shipbuilder's monument showing four shipbuilders carrying the framework of a boat high over their heads. I read that the monument was based on some old photos from the Port Jefferson Historical Society and that the men's clothing is historically accurate. What a cool way to honor Port Jefferson's maritime heritage.

My series of Harborfront Park pictures tell help support my review of this picturesque park…read more Situated on the east shoreline of Port Jefferson Harbor between Danford's and the Historic Shipyard Building (Village Center), spending time in Harborfront Park is spending time in a vintage Port Jefferson post card. It is a living postcard of the Long Island Sound water stretching out to Connecticut with boats, water birds, and bordering forested bluffs. Park goers experience this Port Jefferson Harbor shoreline view from the circular paved walking trail, open grass, a sundry of benches, sandy beach, and a 350 foot long pier extending the experience above Port Jefferson Harbor. Standing on the pier, park goers can enjoy an east facing vista of where Port Jefferson village and Harbor converge. This a living postcard that I have got to spend time in three times, with the latest being Monday, October 21, 2024. The three times that I spent here were with my dad. From these three visits (as of October 31, 2024), I give this five acre waterfront park four stars. It really captures the Port Jefferson experience. A big part of that experience is Port Jefferson Harbor with its ferry, boats, birds, docks, bordering bluffs, and water spread out to Connecticut. It is a view that brings out the shutter bug in me. Walking in from the west entrance near Danford's, my thing is to stroll along the walking path inches from the water taking pictures before walking onto the pier to take in the water below me. Sitting on a shaded bench, I would spend time talking to my dad while looking at the forested Belle Terre bluffs towering above the Long Island Sound water. Harborfront Park was not always a picturesque spot. It is the result of an environmental success story. You see, before the early 2000s, it was a blighted wasteland of oil tanks and cement that was closed off to the public. Just like most environmental success stories, people that cared got together to create something beautiful. Looking at the water that is so clear that I could see the bottom, it is hard to fathom that this was an industrial site. This environmental success story created a first-rate park with immaculate landscaping and details that is much more than a real life postcard. This park has added public art and passive entertainment to Port Jefferson Village. The focal point of the park is the Port Jefferson Harbor Sculpture depicting four men carrying a wooden boat. Nearby is a sandy splash pad staring a boat, sea lion statue, and turtle statues that splash water. In the summer children love it. During the rest of the year, it adds to the parks charm. In various places along the walking trail there are kiosks that explain the history of the area and what you are looking at. Speaking of history, the historic Shipyard Building dating back to 1917, also known as Village Center touches the northern periphery of the open grass. From what was once a blighted oil tank and cement site, you have a waterfront park that provides all these amenities. When my Dad and I spent time here, it was always engrossed with people. And, may I add dogs. The circular walking trail, is a popular spot for pet parents to walk their dogs. I like real life waterfront postcards and successful environmental stories. Harborfront Park is the epitonmy of both. There is no doubt that this is a great addition to Port Jefferson Village and my visits to Port Jefferson Village. My story through pictures and views concludes with Four Stars: I am a fan.

We love coming here with our dog for a nice walk!…read more There are two athletic fields to walk in/around, two baseball fields, a playground, a basketball court, a soccer field AND a skate park. There is also a pavilion available to rent/use! There is definitely something for everyone!! There is a nice covered bridge that covers a stream and a walking trolley line that goes through the woods. Fun fact, there are old mink cages in the back woods from when a fur company used to be operation

This is a great park. There is something to to keep everyone busy. Bring your sports equipment…read morefor the basketball court, skate park, baseball or soccer fields. Don't forget to stretch in the workout/warmup area. You can let the kids run free on the playground with a choice of 2 playscapes that are perfect for different ages. Grab a bench in the shade and catch up on your reading or Yelp posts...while your partner keeps an eye on the kid(s)! There are bathrooms for public use at the pavilion and port-a potties near the sports fields, The pavilion is available to rent. It is equipped with a kitchen, water fountain and picnic tables galore!