Provides picnic areas, swimming, and other recreational activities.

* Provides maintenance and operation of 21 county parks. Parks include picnic areas, shelters and lodges, hiking trails, bridle trails, recreation areas, beaches, etc.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to the Town of Stillwater.

Provides park and recreational programs and activities for residents and visitors to Lewis County.

Maintains the upkeep and information on county parks and recreation areas. Also offers workshops on nature, hiking, etc.

Offers picnic areas, 9 miles of bridle paths, 20 tennis courts (tennis tournaments during summer, call for registration), playgrounds, basketball courts, picnic pavilions, hiking and walking trails, a softball field, cross country skiing, fresh water fishing(permit required) and fishing. Restored Historical Carousel and Party Pavilion are now available for birthday parties and other events. Events include fishing festival and clinics, summer run series.

Offers various locations for people to hike and explore nature.

Offers 769 acres of hardwood forest on the Long Island Sound. Attractions include saltwater fishing, cross-country skiing, and trailer/tent sites for campers. Facilities include beach, picnic area, softball field, hiking trails (about 11.5 miles), volleyball court, 2 basketball courts, horseshoe pits and nature trails. Activities include Fall Festival and cross-country skiing. Empire passport accepted no pets allowed. Call for further information.

Features nature trails, exhibits, and a wide range of educational programs.

Nathaniel Cole Park1674 Colesville RdHarpursville, NY 13787-1604 Phone: 607-693-1389 Dorchester Park5469 NY Rt 26Whitney Point, NY 13862-1202 Phone: 607-692-4612Grippen Park607 S Grippen AveEndicott, NY 13760 Phone: 607-778-2193Round Top Picnic Area1 Roundtop Park StEndicott, NY 13760 Phone: 607-778-2193 Greenwood Park153 Greenwood RdLisle, NY 13797-1929 Phone: 607-862-9933Hawkins Pond 224 Scouten Hill RdWindsor, NY 13865-3526 Phone: 607-693-1389Otsiningo Park 1 Otsiningo PkBinghamton, NY 13901 Phone: 607-778-6541Aqua-Terra Wilderness Area Maxian RdBinghamton, NY 13903 Phone: 607-778-2193Greenlight Network Grandslam ParkCutler Pond RdBinghamton NY 13902Phone 607-778-2193

Protects hiking trails on Long Island. Also leads guided hikes for all ages and abilities, and historical tours on Saturdays in the Blydenburgh County Park. Offers a speakers bureau on topics including: hiking, nature, and exercise. Produces newsletter. Call for information and schedule.

Offers customers the opportunity to enjoy the wooded lands and reservoirs for fishing, bird watching, hiking, or other outdoor recreational activities in Oradell, Woodcliff Lake, Lake DeForest and Lake Tappan. Some places are also handicap accessible.

Offers an historic and beautiful 84-acre sanctuary of oak forests, ponds, streams, small mammals and scores of bird species, all of which can viewed via five miles of clearly marked trails. In addition, the preserve incorporates a 3,000-square-foot museum with displays about the ecology of Long Island, as well as animal exhibits and shows and interactive activities for children. The museum is also available for birthday parties on weekends. Call for detailed information.

Provides a walkway from an old railroad bridge transformed into a park and walkway providing public access for pedestrians, hikers, joggers, bicyclists, and people with disabilities to the Hudson River's scenic landscape. The bridge serves as a connector to an extensive network of rail trails on both sides of the river.

Offers customers the opportunity to enjoy the wooded lands and reservoirs for fishing, bird watching, or hiking in Oradell, and Woodcliff Lake in New Jersey, and Lake DeForest and Lake Tappan in New York. Some places are also handicap accessible.

Offers ocean front camping (April to mid November for tent and trailer sites), hiking, nature trails, hunting, swimming, 2.5 miles of ocean beach, salt water surf fishing, fresh water fishing (w/NYS fishing license), softball field, volleyball courts, playgrounds, picnic areas, general store, bridle paths, and cross country skiing. Summer events include line dancing and sandcastle contests.

Offers outdoor parks and trails, for a variety of activities, such as athletic fields, skate park, picnic and playgrounds, and hiking trails with a varying degree of difficulty.

Offers 27 miles of trails, bridle paths, nature walks (by reservation), and fishing (by permit), bicycling, hiking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, environmental education and historical buildings. Events include Winter Run and Summer Run Series.

Offers picnic areas, surf fishing, surfing, trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, and ocean vistas from bluffs. This is also the former military base for coastal defense during World War II.

Offers approximately 9 miles of hiking and biking trails which is part of Long Island Greenbelt Trail System, bird watching, horseback riding and cross country skiing.

Offers scenic vistas of the Cold Spring Harbor, bird watching, hiking trails, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing trails.

Controls certain water-bottom lands and ponds, roads, trails and beaches, issues boat mooring permits and leases on land in Lazy Point manages use of beach vehicles, and large assemblage on beaches (parties) and works with the Natural Resource Department and the Nature Conservancy toward the protection of endangered species.

Manages more than 70 parks, preserves, museums, historic properties, and athletic facilities comprising 6,000 acres throughout the county. The Parks department operates numerous museums and plays host to others by providing the property and physical facilities as well as other services. These museums provide a range of artistic and educational experiences for the public. In addition the Parks Department manages numerous nature preserves. These preserves offers visitors nature trails, access to historic buildings and natural habitats. The parks system provides a tremendous variety of experiences for residents and visitors. Contact each museum for hours and information.

Offers hiking trails, surf fishing (Montauk surf classic each September), picnic areas, snack stands, gift shops, seal walks during winter months, playground, bridle path, hunting, bird watching, cross country skiing, and a view of the historic Montauk lighthouse.