Amazing. Saw lots of turtles lined up in the water. Shaded for walking. Peaceful. Worth a visit.read more

Great! Beautiful 9/11 memorial in the park, a few benches. Two nice little bridges to walk over…read morethe running water. Very peaceful here, lots of trees. Some little loops to walk, good walking workout with a few loops. Bathrooms, closed during day in January.

Beautiful park I discovered on one of my walks. Really empty and private…read more There's a really cool pond with turtles and tons of frogs. Minimum 9 turtles came up to me :) Oh and so many trees. Everything is well taken care of. Such a find and I can't wait to enjoy it more

Last week, while attending a carnival, I discovered a dog park and a walking trail…read more I absolutely love this trail--it's surrounded by so many trees that it stays nice and cool no matter how hot it gets. This is definitely going to be my go-to spot for walks with Bambina.

Christopher Morley Park - Roslyn, NY…read more Right off the LIE on Searingtown Road, Christopher Morley Park is a charming, low-key gem that packs a punch. The huge parking lot makes arrival stress-free, and while the pool is under construction, there's still plenty to enjoy. Let's talk dog policy--yes, they allow dogs, but only if your furbaby is running. So if you've got a chill pup who prefers a stroll, maybe toss on a wig and blend in with the sprinters This park is clean, upgraded, and full of surprises. The trail area is perfect for a peaceful walk or jog, and the amenities? Stacked: - Volleyball court - Handball court - Basketball court - Pickleball court - Baseball field (not court--gotcha!) - Skating rink for winter vibes - Seasonal carnival festivities Whether you're here for a workout, a walk, or just to vibe with nature, this park delivers. And when the carnival rolls in? It's a whole new level of fun. Boomsauce Scale: B - basura (trash) BS - basic (come on! Try harder) BS + - better (Yo! That's better) BS ++ - best (alright! Alright! Alrightttt!) BS +++ - Amazing location! now that's boomsauce! Trust me--I am vegan.

Manhasset Park District is a tiny but adorable park in the neighborhood. The park is…read morewell-maintained with lots of greens which is perfect for picnic. The playground, however, was closed during COVID-19. My husband and I were there to enjoy our lunch from the Pita Station, which is located just few blocks away. The ambiance was cozy, relaxed and not crowded at all. There are also lots of benches and tables for you to enjoy your take-out food.

The name of this park is Mary Jane Davies Green. It is situated on the plot of land that had been…read morethe Plandome Road School before the current Manhasset Secondary School ( a middle school and a high school together) were built a block away in the 1930s. It served as an elementary school until two new elementary schools were built in Manhasset and it became a park in the late 1980s. It is the site of most major Manhasset public events including Christmas Tree lighting, Memorial Day and 9/11 ceremonies. Weddings take place in the gazebo occasionally. The children's playground is very popular every day. It is in the center of town by Town Hall, the LIRR station, restaurants and shops. Many people sit there to have a cup of coffee, watch the children play, see their neighbors, or watch the world go by.

I do love my parks and this one is quite lovely. It's more of a family, people park as opposed to a…read moredog walking, bike riding park. It's basically very small and quaint with a gazebo where during the summer there are outdoor concerts, did I mention free? Anyway, whenever I'm here I feel like a throwback to some other time back in the day when life was just simple. Like something out of a Monet painting.

Love this SECRET park, so well kept, clean bathrooms and lots of fun for my boys :) Wish I…read morewould've known about it sooner! Bring extra clothes and water shoes to get the most out of this place :)

Was looking for an outdoorsy place on my phone map mid-September and found Clark Botanical Garden…read more Free. Parking lot available, with accessible spots. Beautiful mix of plants and flowers flanking the entryway. Not that big of a garden but still had different areas to see - ponds and marsh areas, rose garden, lots of trees, small bridges etc. along walking paths - some paved, but a lot were pebbly, grassy or had steps so may be limited for those using a walker or wheelchair. A nice place for a short nature walk.

Such a cute and peaceful and FREEEE place!! Such a gem!! We brought our blanket food and games…read more Relaxed and watch the big fish in the pond

Loved walking around it's a free stop very cool. Lots of poison ivy. But beautiful…read more Thy have two parking lots. Some hill walk. Beautiful views of the harbor in Roslyn. It had beautiful flowers blooming. Lots of area have shade but great breeze. Although the home wasn't open it has great garden areas good.

William Cullen Bryant's home Cedarmere was built in 1787. Bryant was a 19th-century poet & editor…read moreof The New-York Evening Post for over 50 years. He purchased the home and property in 1843 & traveled 3 hrs each way by steamship on the weekends. In 1975 his great-granddaughter donated his home & 7 acres to the county recreation & cultural purposes. The museum closed in 2009 due to lack of funds, however the volunteers of Friends of Cedarmere are currently restoring it. There were 2 small parking lots and a Porto potty. We walked through the beautifully manicured gardens, sat on the porch & appreciated the views. We need to make a reservation to tour the inside of the home.

We took our dog for a quick little walk through this park. The surrounding area is gorgeous with…read morethe bluffs and classic houses. It is in a really peaceful area and there isn't much noise from the road. there are benches spread around the park and a bunch of pretty trees. As the name suggests, the park has a big pond and area surrounding it. There aren't really any paths in the park which is a little difficult for when it is muddy. There are also a lot of goose droppings covering essentially the entire park. I guess a path would make up for this but maybe extra pick up is needed. It was like walking through a minefield.

Heading to a wedding but had some time to kill. Saw this from the road and we all thought we could…read moretake a walk and enjoy some fresh air. Great little park. Lots of open space and plenty of benches to take in the nice views.

Just a regular playground for basketball and children. Thought this was a park based on the photos.read more

Great tennis courts! I don't personally have kids but if you do this is a great place to have a…read morematch and let your kids play on the playground. They'll be occupied and you can enjoy a game.

- A Waterfront Treasure in Port Washington…read more Bar Beach Park is one of those rare spots that truly has something for everyone. Whether you're here for a peaceful walk along the promenade, a family picnic, or an active afternoon of basketball, kayaking, or fishing, this park delivers. The grounds are spotless, the playgrounds are a hit with the kids, and there's plenty of shaded seating to take in the beautiful harbor views. I love how easy it is to get around--lots of parking, clean restrooms, and great accessibility for strollers and wheelchairs. Sunsets here are pure magic, with the sky melting into gold over Hempstead Harbor. You'll find friendly locals, a relaxed vibe, and all the space you need to unwind. This isn't just a park--it's a little slice of Long Island paradise. Bring your friends, bring your family... and don't forget your camera!

A very small local beach on The Sound. I recently attended a healing sound bath and am glad I was…read moreable to experience it on this quiet and pleasant beach. I was there after peak hours, but the beach seemed clean and peaceful. Although I don't think I'd recommend going into the water, it's a nice place to relax and walk, or even to clear your mind and perhaps meditate.