We live very close to this park and use it often to get our little girl out for some excercise…read more This review is for the playground area only and until she get old enough to use other parts of the park including the fields, this will still be a favorite for us due to its proximity to home and the cleanliness of the facilities. We come at least once a week to play with other kids her age and she always has a great time. Seems to be a family park with so many toddlers running about. The jungle gyms are separated by age category and the swings all are in good working order. A rubber floor mat ensures that the children won't hurt themselves during the inevitable falls they encounter. The much larger section of the park contains the playing fields for soccer and field hockey- when we grow a little more, we will update our review to tell you about the meticulous fields we see on the other side of the fence.... Can't wait for a night game or two under the lights.

Breezy Park is a major recreational sports facility built on the site of the former Mohlenhoff…read moreNursery which sold natural pest controllers like ladybugs and mantis egg cases. The park includes two synthetic athletic fields, a practice area, and a playground for little ones and a nice parking lot. It's a great open area for kids to get all their boisterous energy out and adults too. It conveniently connects to Froehlich preserve as well. There's an interesting statue put there in memory of a Lloyd Harbor girl killed by a drunk driver in Texas in 2005. She was 13 years old and had been active in the Cold Spring Harbor Soccer Club. The Mohlenhoff Nursery property was slated to become a bus depot and repair yard for the South Huntington School District but thanks to dedicated and caring residents and a tireless effort by the Cold Spring Harbor Soccer Club, they got the land through its Open Space Preservation Program. I'm not sure how it all unfolded exactly but it's a nice park and a good union with the Froehlich preserve. Hopefully neither will ever be destroyed.

Nice park to take family. There's an open field to walk your dog/pet. My children enjoys the…read moreplayground. The tennis court is a hot mess. The floors are cracked and Unleveled. It could use some maintenance.

Big park located adjacent to the Northern State, it was busy with dog walkers this morning when I…read morestopped in. Lots of open space for that. A baseball field, a soccer/football field, four pickle ball courts and two tennis courts. There is a playground with swing sets and slides. Big parking lot that was free of trash. The baseball field is probably only good for softball or little league. It's not far from home plate to the tennis courts or the parking lot. There is a blinking yellow/red light at the entrance. [Review 15335 overall, 837 of 2021, number 220 in New York.]

We're new to the neighborhood and have been really enjoying Elwood Park! The splash pad has been…read moresuch a fun way to spend time with the kids, especially on hot summer days. The park is clean, well maintained, and has a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere. We're so happy to have this park nearby and look forward to making many more memories here!

This is a great park for all ages New outdoor Water and Sprinkler Park, rolling hills, picnic area…read morePlay ground area Bocci VB Full size Soccer Fields and Bases ball plus bathrooms and work out area this is also a small Barbecue area as well.

My friends participated in a hiking and brewery experience that we found online. This was the…read morehiking area that was chosen for the event. The Preserve makes up a lot of hiking trails and we only did one. It was about an hours worth of hiking. It had wonderful views and was relatively easy. The most difficult part was hiking into and out of the gorge. I would definitely recommend this to first time hikers. There was a separate trail that lead to water but we chose not to do that one; next time! I would also say this is a very dog friendly hiking area. Lots of space and easy to walk for the puppos.

Pickleball is the most popular game played in this park. That is why there is a long wait between…read moregames. I come here several times a week by myself, and a player usually will ask me if I want to play a game. Pickleball is a great way to meet people. There are three pickleball courts, and all are well lighted. The parking lot is adjacent to them, so it will be less than a two-minute trek to and from your vehicle. The courts have smooth surfaces, and balls bounce off them well. I see a lot of good volleys here. There are also several tennis courts, a basketball court and a children's playground.

Terry Farrell park has a playground, tennis court, and a basketball ball court. All but the tennis…read morecourt is open to the public. Im in town visiting family. I spotted not only a playground but a tennis court, while running errands. This park got the ideal park for my and my family. My children typically plays in the playground while my husband and I play tennis in the park we go to in Florida. However this wasn't the case here. The tennis court gates were all locked. It's a public park with a private tennis court. The basketball court look unkept but the tennis court looks newly re-done.

Todays visit to the Community Center in Syosset Woodbury Park had an Hour long Holiday Magic…read morepresentation by the Silver Songbirds. ( see pix) For those who might be using a GPS be aware once entering the park to make aright turn and follow to the back parking lot where the Center is. The group was lead by Susan Lilli's - Conductor & Narrator. They sang a variety of holiday songs and did a few skits, also handing out candy canes to the audience. "Nancy" played the drum for " Little drummer boy". They ended with "Auld Lang Syne wishing the audience good holidays and Happy New Year. In the back there were a few snacks for the sharing. The building itself has some children's decor, a display of wall tiles and a little Christmas tree in the hall.

Great pool great staff, clean safe , beautiful, I've lived in oyster bay 24 yrs , best in liny ,read more

Okay, my bad here! Grew up in South Huntington and never visited this side of the park before. Had…read moreonly visited Jayne's Hill from Reservoir Road, or walked the flat fields on the West side. Waking New Year's morning , I went on All Trails for moderate 1st day hike before visiting family in Melville. Noted the Jayne's Hill Trail with the distance I was seeking, about 2.5-3 miles and made my way there. My experience was a serene ans scenic, if somewhat slippery walk as some of the trail was hardpack with an ice glaze. I enjoyed the challenge of finding purchase and having to be mindful of my steps. The terrain was varied, flat, winding, hilly in spots, but I would say easy for anyone. Reaching the summit, no longer ocn and sound views even with the bare trees, but enjoyed the nice memorial to WW. I liked this park enough to return aa few days later to do a longer trail, about 4 miles, which I extended by do some off trail wandering. There is a section that is high above Melville and South Huntington with some lookouts over the neighborhoods surrounding the Whitman Shoppes. Will certainly return as there seem to be additional trails to explore!

Definitely one of my favorite hiking trails on Long Island. Not only is it historical being LI's…read morehighest point of elevation, but it is also beginner friendly. The trail itself is about 3 miles, and the marked trail made it easy to complete. Although there's not much no see up top, my boyfriend and I did get some photos of deer and horses.

I absolutely recommend this park so many reasons!!! They have a wonderful water splash playground…read morewith multiple slides for kids. They have a regular playground for all seasons. One of my fav parts of the park is the greenway! It's absolutely beautiful!! So many wonderful flowers and greenery to look at! I come here a few times throughout the year and really enjoy it!

Geiger Park is an oasis between Deer Park and Wyandanch. It has an amazing history. There are…read morehistorical signs everywhere. It has picturesque pathways and is well maintained. It is a lovely way to spend an afternoon. Two hours are enough to experience it all. There is a splash water park with many slides, a refreshment stand with good snacks, a botanical garden, a walking trail with several benches, a gazebo with a bench underneath, and plenty of good spots to picnic. Today I saw several banana trees, a teenage girl posing for photos in her sweet 16 ball gown, a protective swan father guarding his two cygnets and life partner, an amateur fisherman doing a catch and release although fishing is forbidden in the lake, and some youths joyfully playing soccer on the grass. A local resident told me that last Fall he even saw a baby fox wandering around. Geiger Park is a must visit for those who admire nature and seek adventure. It is also a great date spot. Staff is friendly and welcoming. Today, one staff member offered me a free potted Zinnia plant, but I politely declined.