I am not a monster baseball fan but coming to this stadium is always good for some baseball…read moreentertainment and especially good coming with a group. It's not a far drive from my home and I like the fact that there is no charge to park your car. We came here with friends and had a tailgate pizza party. Once done, it's a very quick walk to the stadium. This is clearly a fun time. Just sitting back and watching some baseball. There is no bad seat in the house and they are plenty spacious. Once your in the stadium there is not much walking as there aren't any upstairs levels. So... I go for some popcorn and a drink.... Woah... $9.00 for a bag of popcorn and $10 for the beer. Prices were pretty much like a Citifield and that surprised me. I just expected a little lower price. But remember... no parking fee and inexpensive stadium tickets. Revenue must come from somewhere. They have plenty of friendly helpful people here. It's a good experience. Overall, it was a fun evening and the fireworks show at the end made for a perfect day. I definitely recommend coming here with some family and friends. And, you get to watch some fun baseball KUDOs to the team at Fairfield Properties Ballpark

Fun afternoon out watching the Long Island Ducks! It was nice to go to a game and actually be able…read moreto talk to the people I went with! We had kids with us and they loved the bouncy house and the Quackerjack! The craft beer on draft was tasty as was the creamy ice cream! My only complaint- $5 for a bottle of water? In the heat of summer that's a little insane.

The kids wanted to do something fun before they returned to school and chose the school bus…read moredemolition derby here at Riverhead Raceway. It was my first time here and it was an experience. Nice that we have a raceway in our backyard. Easy to from the LIE. Parking on a grassy field. Tickets were available for $40 cash only which moved relatively quick, but advanced tickets can be purchased online. It is all bleacher seating, no stairs. If you want to avoid debris, I recommend sitting closer to mid to upper levels. Maybe a pair of glasses and a cap to shield the eyes. Lots of exhaust and burning rubber. There were several races which were fun to watch which included the figure 8 and the trailer race (there were boats and jet skis on trailers!). The main feature was the school bus demolition derby which was a hoot. They would back into one another and the last one standing wins. There are concession and merchandise stands if you wanted to pick up something. It took quite a while to leave the field because it all converged to the main road. Worth trying at least once if you're a racing fan.

Came here first time.for a wheelen Modified Tour. Ticket was…read more$40. Traxk is small. We parked in the shopping center next door and walked.

A few years ago, I used this company's services for museum-quality framing of a historical document…read moreregarding a mining disaster's centennial. To this day, I still get compliments on the framing and the preservation quality. I plan to work with them again very soon!

The owner is friendly and extremely helpful and it's amazing to have a local gallery like this…read morewhere you can pop in and see art for area artists. They have a good collection and are often changing what's up on the walls, so it doesn't become stale. In addition there are changing themes and photographers can submit stuff for a chance to have their work seen. It's right in the heart of town on Main Street and adds a nice place to pop in while strolling around. They've done a good job creating a welcoming space for locals to appreciate the art that is produced in and around NY and Long Island.

I've always seen the sign that says "Art! Free admission today!" And finally had the time to check…read moreit out. I drive by this place all the time and never realized what a gem it was. It's located in a cute, historic house where the first floor is a gallery and the second floor seems to be an art studio. This was a really great way for me to see some wonderful art by local artists.

With its old wooden floors, this is the perfect location for displaying art. My first time here and…read morecertainly won't be the last

We stopped by this museum not knowing quite what to expect, and it turned out to be an experience…read morefrom beginning to end. You can tell a lot of thought and care went into creating this museum. The museum focuses on the creation and evolution of the Navy SEALs and was created in memory of Lt. Michael P. Murphy and the ultimate sacrifice he made in service to our country. There are also several films that tell his story, which added a very personal and emotional element to the experience. The museum starts with an informative look at the history and evolution of the SEALs before moving into more solemn exhibits centered around Lt. Murphy's story and a memorial area honoring members who lost their lives in service. From there, the exhibits showcase a variety of equipment, including firearms, parachutes, watercraft, and other specialized gear. There is also an Oculus experience that simulates a parachute jump, along with a 4D submarine ride that reminded us of a smaller-scale Soarin' style experience at Disney. Outside, you'll find several specialized Navy vehicles, a helicopter, and a submarine on display. The entire museum is thoughtfully and efficiently designed. We left feeling like we had learned something, experienced moments of pride and sadness, and even shared a few laughs in the entertainment section. This was much more than just a museum visit. It was an experience that took us through history, sacrifice, courage, and service. 100% recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

Lovely and sad museum on Long Island. It was easy to find with Google map. Parking right next to…read morethe Driving range and across from the greenhouse. Entrance fee is $20. Its only an extra $5 for the similar. It only takes at the least 1 hour. If you include the virtual Parachute Jump and the simulator ride it will take 2 hours. A lot of things to see.

Not a whole lot to do here, small walk and an old estate. Volunteers are super helpful and engaging.read more

Visit Date: May 14, 2020…read more I've been trying to visit different nature preserves and parks to hike in when I do my Thursday hiking now that I have more time to exercise with this whole virus. So I came here for a recent hike. Technically I snuck in here while it was still closed because I walked under the gate that was across the way you enter the property, but when I left I walked out of an exit that was in the woods around the property so technically I could have gotten on the property anyway. I didn't vandalize anything or cause a disruption so hopefully whoever reads this review won't try to arrest me for being on the premises in the morning while they were closed. Anyway I had a great time, I did almost two miles of hiking, I enjoyed all the nature, looked at the mansion, took a lot of pictures and had a good peaceful time while listening to my audiobook. I'd definitely come back here again. Long Island doesn't really have mountainous places to hike but the nature preserves and forest areas are pretty awesome in certain places. The environmental association is a place I'd recommend for hiking.

Typical minor league game. I was here last a couple of years ago, and didn't think much of it. But…read morethis time around I feel like the prices for the meals skyrocketed. If not close to meal cost at Yankee games, it might be more! I was a bit shocked to spend $60 on two meals at a minor league, nothing else! Idk if its worth it anymore.

First time to the stadium. They were not here when I left New York South years ago and I wish they…read morewere because I would have gone to several games. Free parking just a few minute walk away. Friendly employees. Beautiful stadium. Great team shop with a great assortment of merch. OK selection of food. Great fan interaction.

Nicely organized thrift store with fantastic sales. I visited on a Friday and it was packed but…read morethere was a 50% off sale throughout the whole store. There's a nice clothing section that is immaculately organized by size and item type, but it is a smaller clothing section than the bigger chain thrifts typically have. They had a large shoe selection and a large selection of plates, glassware, etc. If you're in the neighborhood, it's a decent stop! They also have a large parking lot.

This is an absolutely amazing place! They do so much for the community and their prices are great!…read moreThe staff is super friendly and there's so much good treasure to find here! I definitely recommend making this a spot for a thrift day.