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Oyster Bay (Town)

• Island Rock Indoor Rock Climbi, Plainview Island Rock is a state of the art indoor rock climbing facility built by Solid Rock Wall Systems. This type of construction creates a unique, seamless clim ... 

Huntington (Town)

• Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatche, Cold Spring Harbor The year 2008 marks the 125th anniversary of the Cold Spring Harbor Fish Hatchery & Aquarium. For more than a century the Hatchery has operated as a tro ... 

Islip (Town)

• Airport Playhouse, Bohemia The Airport Playhouse is a year-round not-for-profit theater offering an annual roster of 10 full scale productions and an array of children’s programs, fun ... 

Smithtown (Town)

• Sweetbriar Nature Center, Smithtown A private not-for-profit corporation which exists to provide natural science education services for Long Island residents of all ages and to engage in nativ ... 

Brookhaven (Town)

• Animal Farm Petting Zoo, Manorville "Through our Zoo Rescue Program we take in abused, abandoned, and unwanted animals. We give these beautiful creatures a home where they will be lovingly tak ... 
• Long Island Game Farm, Manorville The largest combined children's zoo and wildlife park on Long Island. Offering families a natural environment where they can learn about wildlife and animal ... 
• Adventureland Amusement Park, Farmingdale Adventureland is Long Island's home of Family Fun since 1962 - this Family Fun Palace is where Little Kids' Fantasies become reality and Big Kids relive the ... 

Riverhead (Town)

• Atlantis Marine World, Riverhead Atlantis Marine World, Long Island's number full-scale aquarium, located on Main Street in Riverhead, Long Island. Atlantis Marine World, situated along the ... 

Long Island - Tourism is a good part of the Long Island economy in certain regions. Tourism thrives primarily in the summer because of the natural beauty, parks and beaches in Long Island along with the warmer weather of summer. Regions of Long Island that are large tourist attractions are the North fork on the east end of Suffolk County, which is known for fishing villages, quaint towns, ferries across to Connecticut or other northern states, and for the world famous wineries. The South fork is primarily known for similar features including golf, equestrian, boating, surfing, and fine dining in the Hamptons and Montauk. Source