Tag: Long Island

Please check the website or call ahead to confirm guidelines/restrictions   Brewery Read more...

There are water bowls in the outdoor seating area for canine guests, who must remain on a leash at all times.   Please check restaurant website or call ahead for Read more...

Dogs are permitted outside on the patio, where there is a special entrance for them!   Please check restaurant website for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Seafood, American Read more...

Rolling hills and valleys, tidal creeks, a mixed deciduous forest, and hidden ponds are some sights you’ll see in this quiet park situated on the western bank of the Nissequogue Read more...

There’s plenty to choose from on the menu of this organic eatery! There’s even a special menu for dogs!   Please check restaurant website for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm Read more...

Dogs allowed in courtyard and picnic areas only and must be well socialized and quiet. Dogs must remain on a short leash, no flexi leads, and must be picked up Read more...

This dog friendly farm stand has tons to offer for a family friendly day out! Don’t forget to check out the new Silo Bar and Snack Shack! There are also Read more...

August 2nd 11am-3pm   Dogs are welcome to join their owners for brunch on the patio! Dogs must be on a leash at all times.   Check the website for Read more...

Small & Large Dog areas, runs are made of K9 artificial grass, and there are drinking fountains available. Read more...

Leashed dogs are allowed outside as well as in the tasting room. Please check the website or call ahead to confirm guidelines/restrictions and hours.   Vineyard Read more...

The unmarked trails take you through over 100 acres in the park, plus you can connect to the adjacent Manor Farm Park. The western portion of this park is hillier Read more...

Members only dog park with an annual fee Large and small dog areas with shade and water available Read more...

Lovely, large outdoor seating area that welcomes dogs with open arms. The staff is incredibly friendly and offered Jinx a water bucket without us even asking! We love coming here Read more...

Dogs are allowed throughout the park on leash. The approx. 6 mile loop around Stump Pond is a great option! There is also an off leash dog run in the Read more...

Small And Large Dog Areas featuring field and wooded parts, water is available as well as bags and garbage disposal. The runs are woodchips and dirt and the park is Read more...

Dogs are allowed as long as they are supervised, and must remain outside on weekends   Please check the website to confirm hours and restrictions/guidelines   Vineyard Read more...

This huge park features miles of woodland trails and scattered wetlands.  There is also a connection to the Paumanok Path via the Brookhaven Trail.   Fun Facts & Sights to Read more...

The 0.8 mile loop trail is ideal for a quick walk through an area rich in geological history.  The trail is sandy in parts, silty in others.   Fun Facts Read more...

Dogs are allowed on the beach daily, prior to its opening, and after its closing, and also anytime after Labor Day, before Memorial Day.    Fun Facts & Sights to Read more...

This park is cooperatively owned by the Nature Conservancy and Suffolk County. You’ll find well marked trails which lead you around three ponds (Sandy, the largest, Block which may sometimes Read more...

Camp Hero is 415 acres of varying landscape, including woodlands, beach, and wetlands. An extensive trail system is available for hiking, biking, and horseback riding.    Fun Facts & Sights Read more...

The 5.7 mile trail here is shared with mountain bikers, and has an elevation gain of 216 feet throughout the course of the trail, situated along the headwaters of the Read more...

This scenic park offers views of Gardiner’s Bay, and you can hike along the beach all the way to the Cedar Island Light!    Fun Facts & Sights to See: Read more...

Access to this passive parkland is located behind the Congregational Church in Mount Sinai.  There is no parking lot or sign for the entrances (one on Waters Edge Lane and Read more...

Small & Large Dog Areas, please plan to bring bags. Read more...

Pups are allowed in the outdoor dining area. Please check restaurant website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours! Read more...

One run for all sizes. There is a water fountain just inside the gate, as well as a garbage can next to the run. Plan to bring your own bags. Read more...

Jinx Thinks:  I stopped here for a bathroom break after a wellness check up at the vet and got to meet some lovely pups and take a walk through the Read more...

Pups are allowed in the outdoor dining area of this New American restaurant   Please check restaurant website for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours! Read more...

The trails in this 47 acre, hilly park offer beautiful views of Cold Spring Harbor.    Fun Facts & Sights to See: This park serves as the northern trailhead of Read more...

Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local History: this tiny airport was created in 1959 when Lester Davis plowed a path down the center of his family’s cornfield to create Read more...

This hidden gem offers an extensive trail system for hiking, as well as access to the Long Island Sound!   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local History: was once Read more...

Dogs are allowed on the boardwalk and trail  (approx 0.5 mile)   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Know Before You Go: $20 day fee, or $35 season pass for Read more...

Set in the wetlands of Riverhead, the 1.1 mile loop trail in the preserve allows for gorgeous views of the Little Peconic River, as well as Sweezy Pond. The highlight Read more...

This preserve features an intricate trail system that was once a part of the Meadow Brook Hunt fox hunting route. Some of the trails are restored carriage trails and date Read more...

Mixed oak and pine woodland make up more than 2700 acres of this pine barrens preserve. Perfect for hiking with your pup! Remember to pack in pack out, and be Read more...

This small park has a quiet pond with wetland vegetation surrounding it. The 0.2 mile linear trail also has several benches along the way, perfect for taking a moment to Read more...

There are many unmarked trails in this 700 acre park, this is the place to go if you want to be lost in nature. A hidden gem, it offers solitude Read more...

Please check restaurant website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Brewery Read more...

Featuring a wooded, shady 2.2 mile loop trail. Hilly in parts, but comfortable to walk on. The loop trail follows the perimeter of the park, making it pretty easy to Read more...

Leashed dogs are permitted   Please check the website or call ahead to confirm hours and restrictions/guidelines!   Vineyard Read more...

Leashed dogs are permitted   Please check the website or call ahead to confirm hours and guidelines/restrictions!   Vineyard Read more...

Small & Large areas with benches, trees, tables and bags. Water is available near the ball field Read more...

Must Be East Hills or Roslyn resident to use the facility Read more...

One run for all sizes. Benches, shade structure, benches and water are available. Run is mostly grass/dirt.   Must be Town of Huntington resident Read more...

This park is open year round and in addition to being dog friendly, offers a good place to launch kayaks, is a great picnic spot, and also connects to the Read more...

0.3 mile trail with some hills. To access the trailhead, drive in through the cobblestone walls marking the estate entrance on Arbutus Rd. Pass the first driveway on the left Read more...

Large & Small dog areas featuring benches, shade structures, waste bags and a water fountain Read more...

Dogs are allowed on the dog path on the east side of Park Blvd, as well as in the dog park. The dog park (Salisbury Park Dr.. and Stewart Ave) Read more...

The park features 1.2 miles of trails over hilly terrain, and a large field where sometimes events take place!    Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local History: there is Read more...

10 dog friendly tables in the outdoor dining area!   Please check the website or call ahead to confirm hours and restrictions/guidelines   Pub snacks, salads, burgers Read more...

This park is relatively new, having been acquired by the county in 2000. The 1.5 mile trail was blazed in 2015 Read more...

Made mostly of a large field, this park offers a dog walking trail about a half mile long that skirts the edge of the field. Read more...

Small & Large Dog areas, bring bags with you but there are garbage cans. The park also has bathrooms as well as trails, including the Beach Rd. which leads to Read more...

0.6 mile loop trail, on the historic Gardiner Farm.    Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local History: The Gardiner Farm dates back to 1750 when the land was first Read more...

Set in the middle of Roslyn, this park features a working mill and a gazebo. As you stroll through the park you’ll be able to take in the sights of Read more...

Small & Large Dog areas. Waste bags, garbage cans, water fountains, benches and shade for tons of fun! Read more...

This trail features a footbridge over a part of the tidal pond that leads to a forested bluff and a gorgeous view of the Long Island Sound. The inlet is Read more...

Pups are allowed in the outdoor dining area. Please check restaurant website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Greek Read more...

Well behaved, leashed dogs are allowed in the tasting room, free dog treats made from the brewery’s spent grain are available, and there is a North Fork Dock Diving Pet Read more...

This small, passive park on the Great South Bay features a boardwalk with benches, and a section of beach on the bay. Read more...

Pups are allowed in the outdoor dining area. Please check restaurant website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Coffeehouse Read more...

This flat, paved 0.3 mile path around the pond is perfect for all ages and skill levels, and is also handicapped accessible.  You’ll walk over charming bridges and see turtles Read more...

Dogs are allowed in the dog walk area in field 3 near the South Pond, and must be leashed at all times   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Know Read more...

Dogs are technically not allowed at Hither Hills while the park is open, however there is part of the beach, which you can reach by way of Neapeague Harbor Rd. Read more...

  This park has several transitions from beach grass to pine tree canopy, to prairie grass and salt marsh. Wildlife abounds from molluscs to birds, reptiles and turtles.  The park Read more...

Open to the public year round, this 275 acre park offers a variety of activities, including hiking & camping!   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Natural History: what was Read more...

Approx. 1.5 miles of well marked trails will take you through woodlands, shrubs, vines, and forest. The pond is home to many types of birds and frogs as well!   Read more...

Large & Small areas with trees, benches, tables, bags. Dogs are also allowed on the trails and walkways in this park. Read more...

Over 87 nearly untouched acres of nature preserve right on the Great South Bay! Featuring tall grass, wetlands and a small beach, you’re sure to see a variety of wildlife, Read more...

With a spacious outdoor seating area, this brewery offers tons of room for pups to relax while their owners grab a drink!   Please check brewery website for any restrictions/guidelines Read more...

Dogs are allowed outside as well as in the tasting room as long as they’re on a leash   Please check website or call ahead to confirm hours and restrictions/guidance Read more...

Outdoor seating is dog friendly   Farm Stand and Baked Goods Read more...

Knolls Park has 3.6 miles of trails that also connect to the neighboring Meadowlark Park (over 9 miles of trails). Read more...

The park offers a ton of recreational activities, as well as a lovely walking path Read more...

This park offers 15 miles of windy mountain biking trails, and is also open to dogs on leashes. Read more...

The 2.5 mile loop trail is accessible year round, and is suitable for all skill levels. Trails are well marked with diamond shaped signs with different colored owls on them.  Read more...

Visit the shop for lavender items to bring home, and take a walk through the fields! This unique, dog friendly destination is popular during the bloom, be sure to check Read more...

Visit the shop for lavender items to bring home, and take a walk through the fields! This unique, dog friendly destination is popular during the bloom, be sure to check Read more...

What could be more relaxing than spending the afternoon in a field of lavender? Pups are welcome to join you, as long as they are friendly, vaccinated, and cleaned up Read more...

Pets are welcome at the sidewalk tables in the summer   Please check the website or call ahead to confirm hours and guidelines/restrictions   French Read more...

.4 mile loop trail.  An easy walk with no elevation, suited for all! Read more...

Pups are allowed in the outdoor dining area, and water bowls are available! Please check restaurant website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Burgers and Read more...

Dog friendly Brewery Read more...

Leashed dogs permitted!   Please check website or call ahead for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours!   Spirits Read more...

Pups are permitted in the outdoor seating area   Please check the website or call ahead to confirm hours and restrictions/guidelines   Salads, Burgers, Sandwiches Read more...

Leashed dogs are allowed. Please check the website for guidance/restrictions and to confirm hours   Vineyard Read more...

This heavily wooded, hilly park offers a 2.6 mile loop trail through dry and wet woodlands, and marsh. Some trails become narrow, it’s recommended to stay on marked trails due Read more...

This former animal farm features 1.8 miles of trails.  You can also connect to the larger Berkeley Jackson County Park from here as well!   Fun Facts & Sights to Read more...

The 12.1 acre park features a 0.3 mile, flat trail that offers a peaceful walk around a pond and through the trees   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local Read more...

Approx 8 mile loop trail in the Pine Barrens. Expect hills, with the park having  a more than 600 ft elevation gain. This large park can offer multiple days worth Read more...

BBQ and American food, dogs are permitted in the outdoor eating area!   Please check restaurant website for any restrictions/guidelines and to confirm hours! Read more...

This 1.4 acre park has paths for a short stroll, and features a gazebo where concerts are sometimes held, as well as a playground and spray pad.    Fun Facts Read more...

Small & Large dog areas. Footing is woodchips, and there are benches, tables, shade structures as well as water. This park gets very busy on weekends, plan accordingly! Read more...

Meadowlark offers 5 miles of varied terrain with few flat or straight sections. The loop is very popular with mountain bikers   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Know Before Read more...

10 dog friendly tables in the outdoor seating area!   Please call ahead or check the website to confirm restrictions/guidelines and hours!   Pub Fare Read more...

Located inside the Michael J Tully Park, this relatively new dog park features dedicated runs for small and large dogs, a shade structure, artificial turf/pea gravel, water fountains for dogs Read more...

Large & small dog areas with water, benches, shade. All dogs are required to be spayed or neutered and have a pooch pass to enter. Read more...

The perfect place for a stroll, Mill Pond Park offers an approximately 1.5 mile path for walking your pup. The park has places to pause and take a break, with Read more...

This is a short, ‘on-road’ trail, beginning at the gazebo on the west side of Mill Pond, passing the Grist Mill and Heron Parks. The Mill Dam bridge provides beautiful Read more...

This short trail  provides a quick walk, or you can connect to nearby Blydenburgh Park   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Know Before You Go: the small parking lot Read more...

Offers outer beach access and outer beach camping, as well as an extensive trail system. The Big Reed Pond Nature Trails are nice for canine hikers, color coded to make Read more...

Walk around several ponds and through a pine barrens forest. You can also connect to Sears Bellows Pond County Park on the other side of Sunrise Hwy.   Fun Facts Read more...

This undeveloped parkland is a treasure trove for bird watching and dog walking.    Fun Facts & Sights to See: Sights to See: there is a huge abandoned Smith Meal Read more...

Accessed via 1/2 mile dirt path. Small & Large dog areas with a water fountain, waste bags, benches and woodchip flooring Read more...

Small & Large dog runs with synthetic turf and agility equipment appropriate for sizes. Picnic tables and benches. Read more...

One area for all sizes, sand/dirt footing. There are some play structures, a water source, picnic tables and shade canopy Read more...

Leashed dogs are welcome inside or in the garden!   Coffeehouse Read more...

Dogs are welcome on the trails within the park, but the promenade is off limits on summer weekends, as is the beach & water. 730-5 winter 9 to dusk summer Read more...

Dogs are welcome on the trails within the park, but the promenade is off limits on summer weekends, as is the beach & water. Read more...

.5 mile linear trail that was the former site of a railroad spur!   Fun Facts & Sights to See: Local History: this rail spur was added in the 1860s Read more...

A small but beautiful park located at the water’s edge in Northport, the Northport Village Park exudes charm. There are often musicians playing in the gazebos, and the view of Read more...

Small & Large dog areas featuring green water systems that filter rainwater for dogs to drink! Benches donated by Boy Scouts Read more...