Excellent venue for free concerts!…read more Beautiful view of the water. Clean restrooms. Plenty of parking. Snack bar. Bocce. Skate park. One of the nicest town parks in the area!

Juneteenth at Tanner Park was a good time. I saw many familiar faces, some from the neighborhood…read morewhere I grew up, and some from work. The concert had many vendors but due to me working the event I wasn't able to mingle too much but I did enjoy myself. Aubrey at 9 is a star on the rise with her fresh squeezed lemonade and it was good, she also has flavors you can add to the lemonade. The entertainment was awesome, the stage was filled with known and unknown artists and they all did well, I really enjoyed the young girl singing "so easy". Tanner is an awesome park where you can bring the kids to play, take a walk/run, enjoy a concert orsit by the water and clear your mind.

We stopped here after picking up breakfast. Nice spot overlooking the marina. They had a farmers…read moremarket set up the day we went which was great. Large Playground with sand for the kids. Nicely kept.

What a beautiful park by the water front. Plenty of benches. Lots of history. Path with…read morepoetry markers for you to read while you stroll. Good place to catch up. It's very clean and well-lit.

This was my first visit to the park, and I had such a great experience! I came on a Wednesday…read morearound 5 p.m. to practice my pickleball serves on one of the handball courts. The park has two lighted pickleball courts and two lighted handball courts, which is a fantastic setup. The only downside is that they could definitely use more pickleball courts--there were so many players waiting to get in, which really shows how popular the sport is here. The park itself feels very well maintained, and I was glad to find plenty of parking. Even though I didn't see them on this visit, according to the Huntington.gov website the park also has two lighted volleyball courts, a skate park, lighted synthetic turf fields for football, soccer, and lacrosse, as well as trails, picnic areas, a playground, two Little League fields, and two comfort stations. With so much to offer, this park really has something for everyone. I'll definitely be coming back!

This was my first visit to this park, and I came specifically to practice my pickleball serves on…read morethe handball courts. The park has two handball courts, eight pickleball courts, and three tennis courts. It was very clear which sport is most popular--on a Sunday afternoon, all of the pickleball courts were in use while the tennis courts were completely empty. There were many people playing softball, but no one was using the baseball fields. The soccer nets were available but not in use, and the basketball courts were also empty during my visit. A few observations about the facilities: * Dogs are not allowed in the park under the Town of Islip Code, unless special permission is granted. * The grass is well maintained and kept low. * I saw only one picnic table near the pool, which is currently closed for the season, but there were several picnic tables inside the closed pool area. * Visitors can bring a blanket if they want to sit on the grass during the colder months. * Benches are provided near the softball and baseball fields. However, there is no seating near the pickleball or tennis courts, aside from benches by the nearby baseball field. Overall, this park offers a variety of recreational facilities and is a good location for outdoor activities. The most needed improvement would be the installation of additional seating near the pickleball and tennis courts to better accommodate players and spectators. It's worth visiting if you enjoy pickleball, softball, or simply want a well-kept outdoor space.

Cher impersonator, Lisa McClowry, performed at John J. Burns Town Park in Massapequa as part of the…read moreTown of Oyster Bay's Summer Concert Series on Saturday, August 2, 2025, at 8:00 PM. The event was part of the "Music Under the Stars" series and free to the public through sponsors of the Town of Oyster Bay. The show was titled "The Beat Goes On - A Cher Tribute," 5 Stars to Lisa. She did a good job with songs, stories, a screen of clips, while she delayered clothing for the next segments and songs she perfomed. In the movie Burlesque also with the amazing Christina Aguilera, Cher got her dream of acting and singing.The song "You Haven't Seen the Last of Me" got much recognition. While no one else can be Cher they say, copy is the sincerest form of flattery. Cher being amazing in all of her abilities in song and movies; A birthday in May and shes - how old? shhh. So, what's she doing now? Working on a new album and writing her memoir. The Audience that night was rather quiet, yet there were definate fans and followers. She did not say oh hey I'm LIsa she said Hi I'm Cher. It was kind of fun to allow poetic license to give the shared affect that Cher was there with you .

Nice park. Excellent ball fields…read more Boat launch. Floating docks for snapper fishing or kayak launch. Rest rooms. And a beautiful and solemn 911 monument that all should see.

This is a really nice park! It has a basketball court and a nice little area where the kids can…read moreplay. It also features picnic tables, as well as a walking path in the back. It's truly a wonderful spot, and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the area! ¡Este es un parque muy bonito! Tiene una cancha de baloncesto y un área pequeña muy agradable para que jueguen los niños. También cuenta con mesas para picnic, así como un sendero para caminar en la parte de atrás. Es realmente un lugar hermoso y se lo recomendaría a cualquiera que viva por la zona.

Brady Park is conveniently located near the Massapequa Preserve. The park has tennis courts,…read morebasketball courts and bocce ball courts for all to use. We went there for the playground which has a lot to offer the little ones. Lots of slides, bridges, monkey bars and even an electric piano board. There are also swings for toddlers with the bucket seats, regular swings and one handicap swing. The park is fairly clean. There are picnic areas as well and a small lot if you decide to park there. Plenty of shaded areas to stay out of the direct sunlight. The park has a little library as well to borrow or leave books. My daughter had a lot of fun at the park and we would consider returning.

Discovered this park when my son was a toddler (3), & moved here when he was 5 . I spent many,…read moremany days here with him, my mom just enjoying the trail and sunset and ice cream. Was a vendor several years at the (huge) Summer artisan craft show- when it only cost $35 to exhibit - now its like $150.. I've had a few picnics and dates mixed in. My son is now 33 And the park looks pretty much the same as first time I laid eyes on it. Kiddos can still play in sandbox & shimmy down the mini fireman pole..adjacent to the swingset..I would even come here- and ride my bicycle in rings around the lake ( 1.5 miles =1 lap)..doing laps & hustle my ride back up to Belmont Lake in N.Babylon..such good, great times. Also a great location for wedding parties - so parking can be tight. My fav memory is , when on a date, my son ( @7) accompanied me, my date & his dog, a female springer spaniel. Alongside the lake my son leaned in and whispered to the dog. I didn"t know what it was till later. He told her to jump in the lake - and she DID! It was like a comedy scene out of a Woody Allen movie..Trying to get the dog out - who was now chasing the ducks in water- my son laughing ! We finally cajole the dog out- now sopping wet . I was yelling at my son as we retreated to the south end of park - to dry off the dog- and 2- to ESCAPE the Killer Swans who were NOW chasing us all- down the path & trying NOT to get bitten. Somehow we outran them and we collapsed onto the benches & called it a day. This still brings smiles & laughs when we revisit the park. No the date didn't work out- but the laughter remains. :) Best time is at sunset..I loved coming here in Summer with a date, have a sunset picnic, some wine & enjoy the beauty. The park does close at sunset- but it is God's real gift to share. .

I've been coming to Argyle park for years! Family friendly, with a park for children, benches to…read moresit on, and watch the swans, and ducks, and the big circle around the lake makes for a nice walk! It's a well known photo spot for special occasions, as there are always brides, maternity shoots, sweet 16/ quinceañeras and engagement photos being taken here. They also have a 911 memorial, which is a lovely tribute. It makes for a nice outing with the family!

This is a family- and singles-friendly park…read more There is an $8 vehicle entry fee at certain times of the day, so it would behoove frequent visitors to buy an Empire State Pass, which costs $80 for the season. Go to ny.gov keyword: Empire Pass. The same Pass can be used for unlimited visits at most parks and beaches throughout the State of New York. I passed by here on Memorial Day weekend. In plain view was a Park Police vehicle, so I felt safe. I also saw several people riding in a paddle boat. How fun! There are multiple clearly marked trails, which are great places to ride your bike or walk. There were several people feeding the ducks and geese in the lake, ignoring the signs that warn them not to do that. The two children's playgrounds are quite spacious, and leashed dogs are allowed. There are lots of picnic benches and huge tables. The restrooms have a lot of stinky toilets. Staff needs to clean them more often. Finally, BEWARE OF DEER TICKS! A few people said that they saw some, so bring some tick repellent.

Belmont Lake State Park is open from sunrise to sunset, year-round…read more They have Pavilion Rentals for larger gatherings or Parties..There is also fishing allowed in the lake : Following DEC guidelines, available year-round. Picnicking is available all year-round. You can also rent rowboats, pedal boats and kayaks... You and your family can also enjoy activities such as picnicking, playgrounds, and using the various game courts and fields. The lake has trail walking, fishing, and non-motorized boating. The 7.6 miles of trails throughout the park are available for hiking, walking, biking, nature observation and, weather permitting, cross-country skiing.