My favorite part about this station is that there is so mucn going on within walking distance. So…read moreif the waiting room was closed, you could always grab a bite to eat nearby. They have Suffolk busses that you can get there. It seems to be one of the more recently updated stations as it looks very modern.

Mostly pretty reliable, clean enough.. could use better lighting at night. Ubers have easy access…read moregetting to you and the parking is free which is nice

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!

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.

There is a waiting area that was well heated when I had to wait for my train, along with a small…read moremini mart inside. If you are going to the outlets, there is a free shuttle bus that will take you there and back to the train. There is a staircase with an overpass if you have to board the opposite side of the tracks from where you are.

Deer Park is a station along the Main Line (Ronkonkoma Branch) of the Long Island Rail Road. It is…read moreofficially located on Long Island Avenue. Plenty of Parking.

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

This is one of the best LIRR train stations for several reasons. First, it's in Port Jefferson, the…read morecoolest hangout spot on the north shore of Long Island. Second, a mile away is the Port Jefferson ferry to Bridgeport CT, which makes this station one of a rare few to have a corresponding ferry nearby. Third, there's always parking. Fourth, if you live in town, there's a dedicated resident parking lot. Fifth, there are bike racks. Sixth, it's located in upper Port Jefferson, within a short walking distance from plenty of shopping areas. Seventh, it's very well maintained, unlike some other LIRR stations. Eighth, parking is allowed and free 24/7.

The station is basically the heart of Kings Park. the most traffic you will see in the town itself…read moreis when people get out of the parking lot of the station between 5 p.m - 7 p.m during the weekdays. The station has a decent size parking lot and a very small sitting area which closes at 4/5 p.m. I have a separate beef with MTA and LIRR but that is a separate issue. Peak hour trains come in the morning towards Manhattan twice an hour from 6-9 am. The train time from KP to Penn Station during peak is anywhere between an hour thirteen minutes to an hour and twenty two minutes. On the weekends and or off peak hours its about 20 minutes more, aka fooooget about it.

Kings Park Railroad Station has a big parking lot and thats about it. Thankfully its located right…read morein the middle of town so if you want a nice cup of coffee you can get one fast.

Well run station that is usually clean. I don't recall having a delayed train here for any reason…read moreother than the hurricane back in 2011.

Honestly, it's kind of a mess over here. From the platform to the station house, everything just…read morelooks like it's falling apart. But it hasn't yet, and that's what's important. The station house has one bathroom, a few shelves of books, and a little newsstand; everything you need and nothing you don't. A few fresh coats of paint would honestly do wonders for the place, but it seems to be holding up. At the very least it smells clean enough. There's only one platform, and it looks similarly dilapidated, though serviceable. The neighborhood is nothing to write home about either, unless you're really into E-list historical landmarks.

OK, its a train station..maybe "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" is a bit strong...it's not like they…read morehave free valet service, covered/heated waiting areas, or a Starbucks here. "Though, I am a fan." The Northport LIRR station gets a 4 out of 5 stars because, for what it's worth as an LIRR train station, it is really great. TONS of parking available for travelers with or without a Town of Huntington parking pass, huge platform, plenty of taxis, ticket office/news paper stand during the morning rush hour, and SCT bus service.

Here we go, LIRR Babylon is a very busy train station…read more Now in the process of being remodeled. No matter what time of day or night this train station has a great amount of people in and out. 10 years ago homeless people use to sleep in the lobby but today that's has changed. Its pretty safe lots of lighting and security in the area. Few but not many stores in the area. Train leaves out every 30 minutes going west. Going east every 45 minutes to an hour. Trains , bathroom.are fairly clean. I take the LIRR when Im traveling to the city. Its very convenient. Im looking forward to riding the LIRR for the summer 2026. Happy Yelping.

This is the station that I go to now since I moved in. It's about a 15 minute walk depending how…read morefast you walk in a five minute drive. That's how far it is for me. I do like that when you first come off of the station there is a few restaurants right there, so if you're hungry and it's not closing time for them, you can easily run right in sit down and grab something to eat. If you have time. You can also walk right into the town of Babylon and look at the storefront there. Which I find great. The town and restaurants are to the left of the station. There is the Babylon High School right in front of the station. Their field is across the street from the high school, which is fenced in. And right next to the field is Argyle Lake, which is a nice sized park. Pretty much it's a lake with this trail that goes around it and at the other side of the station there is a parking lot for the park, a little playground for kids, and Florist. Which the florist is very small. I do love the fact that you can either go into the town and look at the storefront and see what stores and restaurants you can go into or you can go to the park if it's a nice day to walk around sit down and relax. They are renovating the escalators right now, so you'll have to use the stairs. I think they recently just started doing that. Not sure how long it'll be though.

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

Train station I use…read morethe Sayville LIRR station whenever I need to do the train thing as far as train stations go, it is fine enough. The platforms are usually clean, the PA system and ticket machines are always working and there always seems to be available parking. Probably one of the better train stations out there.

Functional, nothing elaborate. Parking lot was sufficient, exiting and entering not aided by a…read moretraffic control device would be helpful some small stores nearby