1215 Love Ln, Mattituck, NY 11952
Tidal wetlands, private homes and anchored boats of all types surround this boat ramp located north of Route 48 at the…More end of Love Lane in Mattituck. A park just east of the ramp includes restrooms and shower facilities, a barbecue grill and picnic tables for boaters. It costs $15 to use the ramp and to obtain a key for the facilities, which is available at the Mattituck Park District office on Peconic Bay Boulevard. The boat ramp's environmentally-friendly parking lot is paved with permeable material and features informational signs about reducing pollution in the Peconic Estuary.
Manhanset Avenue, Greenport, NY 11944
Locally known as Gull Pond Beach, this spacious beach, park and marine access site at the end of Manhanset Avenue in…More Greenport features clear views of Shelter Island and its harbor. A large parking area and boat ramp make for easy access to the water. The beach has a playground, and lifeguards are on duty during the summer.</p> <p><i><br /></i></p>
3690 Cedar Beach Rd, Southold, NY 11971
A cottage near this beach is the last place Helen Keller and her famed teacher, Anne Sullivan, spent together in the…More summer of 1936, before Ms. Sullivan died of a heart attack. The long-neglected summer home is still standing, and people of all stripes seek the tranquility of this county-owned park. A concrete boat ramp is also located here.
11280 Peconic Bay Blvd, Mattituck, NY 11952
Since 1941, the Mattituck Park District has maintained and enhanced nine properties in Mattituck — beaches,…More athletic fields, a boat ramp and nature preserves — a total of 73 acres. The properties are private to residents of the park district, which includes parts of Laurel. Guest passes are available for $15.</p> <p>Mattituck Park District commissioners meet on the second Thursday of each month at 7pm at the park district's office on Peconic Bay Boulevard on the grounds of Veterans Memorial Park. Work sessions are held the second Monday of each month at 6:30pm.</p> <p>Residents can vote on the park district budget for the following year in August and for a park district commissioner, whose term is three years, in November.</p>
