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The
Animal Farm Petting Zoo
The Long Island Zoological Society is a publicly supported charitable
foundation, operating since 1981. We provide care and shelter for unwanted
animals. Our park is open to the public as The Animal Farm Petting Zoo. |
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Splish Splash has 96 exciting acres of total fun for the whole family. Everywhere you turn, you discover another one-of-a-kind water attraction. Year after year, Long Island families come here for a summer like no other. |
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Grumman Memorial Park
located on the North side of the old Grumman/Calverton airfield in Calverton, NY |
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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 their
Little Kid Dreams. |
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Boomers of Medford!
Are you looking for the ultimate place to have that company picnic, team-building exercise, award ceremony or any other group function? This is our specialty! Let us know what you want; everything from invitations to catering, we'll do it all! Our parks bring out the best in everyone because we offer exciting attractions and fun elements. |
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Fun
4 All! Long Island's Indoor Park, offers children and their
families over ½ acre of fun, challenge, and adventure, all under one
roof. Every visit to Fun 4 All! is a fun-filled journey that encourages
children's imagination to expand and grow... |
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Cousins
Indoor Paintball of Hauppauge is...the best...the nicest...the
TOP....the #1 Indoor in the world. Come on out and take a look. |
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Old
Bethpage Village Restoration is located ½ mile south of the Long
Island Expressway on Round Swamp Road. Small brown directional signs, like
the one seen below, are located at major intersections near the
restoration village. |
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The
Alley Pond Environmental Center
The Alley Pond Environmental Center was founded in 1972 by a group of
educators concerned over the lack of suitable provisions for environmental
education in the public school curriculum. Since that time, the Center
has, in cooperation with the New York City Department of Parks and
Recreation, become a living-learning laboratory for tens of thousands of
children and adults. In 1979 APEC was designated a National Environmental
Study Area. |
