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Top Parks in Centerport, United States
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Centerport Beach Park
Phragmites Park
Betty Allen Twin Ponds Nature Park
Grist Mill Park
Fleets Cove Beach Park
Reviews
For the N Shore, it's a beautiful beach with a playground for the kids
Fun to visit local beach in winter, beautiful views of Northport Bay.
I was spending Thanksgiving with my family in the neighborhood and came across Fleets Cove Beach Park. Very beautiful with great scenic views!!!
Extremely wide open park with canoes and beach area
A nice little beach. It's very stoney so water shoes are needed. Lots of stones for children to explore. It also doesn't have huge waves so can be easier for.little kids to.enjoy the shoreline.
$30 to park if you are not a resident, no dogs allowed. Even though people post dog pictures… no dogs.. unless it’s in the parking lot in on a leash.
No Dogs allowed, ignore the obvious dog pictures. Unless you want to chill in the park lot of course.
Best beach vacation. I love this beach. My family had a great time. It's never crowded on the weekdays. The water is clear and beautiful.
I love this beach. Very close to home. Calm waters. It's great for little kids and adults to sit back and enjoy the sun.
If you are from out of town, there is a $75 fee on this beautiful sundowning town. Needless to say they don't want you there if you're not from there. For that price you get a very disgusting bathroom and negative attention.
This is perfect beach on the north shore for my kids - clean, clear, calm water, peaceful, warm, with a playground, clean restrooms, and wildlife. Easy parking too!
Very beautiful place to go. Beaches are small and nice. No rowdy crowds and many families.
That there is a beach just for Seniors as well as programming, and a club house.
I'm perplexed that everyone likes this dumpy little beach. It has very little to offer and $30 day pass is obscenely overpriced. How can the town demand that with a straight face? Huntington rakes park users over the coals for access to these measly waveless stretches of pebbles, permeated with sand flies, and distinguished from the rest of the LI coast solely by the fact that they're not private property. CA, in contrast, charges $10 or less for some of the most spectacular beaches in the country and are far more pleasurable to visit. The coasts of the great lakes far surpass these pathetic "parks" as well.
Its a great place to go for a walk nature at its best. Walk to the water or along a stream on the south side of 25A. There's also a walk around the pond on the opposite side (North side) of 25A. Parking on the south side of 25A only!
Came here on a foggy, misty New Year’s Day. The fog itself is what leads to our 5 star review. It was truly mysterious, peaceful, and calming. It felt very unreal, like a creepy but very interesting movie-scene type of setting. We wonder what it would be like on a beautiful day but can’t help but think foggy days like this one are where these north shore beaches reach their prime! Depending on what kind of vibe you crave of course.
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Small but lovely park by the shore. You can do a trail in half hour. If you have small kids it's perfect and they'll have a great time playing with mussels.
A beautiful with a gorgeous sunset. Highly recommended.
I love this little park. There is a gorgeous water front area, many types of song birds, and a sandy area with cactus. Love that they covered the lot and entryway with some broken up asphalt so that you no longer get muddy. One less star because of all of the poison Ivy at the edges of the path.
Short hike to shoreline, less than a mile round trip, lots of white birch trees. No info at kiosk or trail markers. Took trail on right side of parking lot and did a loop counter clockwise.
Nice in the winter time there's less poison ivy are you still have to be very cautious of the Vine if you're contagious you will contract it
Nice little spot for a walk to get away. Good view of the bay on one side and a nice little pond on the other.
Very walkable, pretty park, left in a natural state, with tidal water a plus.
I think it is so cool to have a park named after Phragmites. you need to check out November Seed, available for FREE Kindle download on Amazon (most downloaded Kindle Free book in the short scifi series. It is all about Phragmites.