Scudder Park

Maria A.

Quaint, smaller park with a playground and covered picnic table area with a beautiful view of the water. You'll need a resident permit to enter during the summer season.

Ronald “Ron”

Small but not tiny tucked-away neighborhood park at the apex of Northport Harbor. This park features a bit of a beach, and is especially suited for kayakers and others with a small boat. There is a pier, and a picnic pavilion with electricity. Its use is listed as limited to the residents of Northport Village, although on my visit shortly after 9 am on Labor Day, no one was checking residency at the entrance. There are plentiful parks along Long Island's north shore, a great benefit to living here.

Jenn Jennington

Yo i neva had my car this close to the water before. It was cool, there are mad birds around here also, and I love this park i just discovered it at random and it's now my fave north shore place to be. Sweet vibes.

Mark Buonagura

It is basically a place for boats. It has restrooms and a place with a roof and picnic tables. There is a small playground for kids. The beach is very rocky. I would not swim there. Plenty of parking. It cost 15 bucks to enter. I launch my kayak from there.