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Sept. 27: 5 Local Parks to Visit During Fall

Hit up these outdoor spots before it gets too cold.

The Refuge is a popular spot for families, hikers and nature lovers. It features 305 acres, complete with hiking trains and a nature center. For more information, click here.

2. Red Creek Park

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Owned and managed by the Town of Southampton, Red Creek Park features hiking trails, a skate park, playground and a picnic area. It is located at 100 Riverhead Road in Hampton Bays. Click here to find out more about Red Creek Park.

3. Sears Bellows County Park

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This park is located in the Pine Barrens in Hampton Bays. It not only features hiking trails, but also a campground. For more on Sears Bellows County Park, click here.

4. The former Nassau County Girl Scout Camp

This 65-acre park has walking trains and a bay-view.ย  The Town of Southampton Parks Department is working on opening the park to tent campers sometime this winter.ย  Read more here.

5. Cupsogue County Park

This park features a 296-acres of beach and while it may be chilly to take a dip, having a picnic on a fall afternoon just may be what the doctor ordered. There are also hiking trails at this beach with a seal observation area, a Piping Plover nesting site and a remote outer beach area. For more on this park, click here.


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