The Caumsett State Park Reserve is undeniably one of Long Island’s most treasured parks. Home to 1,5000 acres of mixed terrain and a number of historic buildings that were built during America’s Golden Age in the 1920s, Caumsett State Park holds a lot of gems to be discovered. The scenic peninsula of the park is the perfect place to traverse miles of trails and paths. Whether you’re walking, biking, hiking, or even cross-country skiing, the paths offer a multitude of uses as they wind through woodlands, rock shorelines, salt marshes, and meadows. Nature lovers can also enjoy looking out for the flora and fauna that call the park home, thanks to Caumsett’s diverse environment. For those who intend to visit, the park is open all year, every day of the week, from sunrise to sunset.

Address: Caumsett State Park, 25 Lloyd Harbor Road, Huntington, New York 11743, Phone: 631-423-1770

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