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Hither Hills State Park
Come hither to this far-flung retreat on Long Island.
Located on the eastern end of Long Island, Hither Hills has a lot to do in a small space.
Unique walking dunes of Napeague Harbor face the bay side of the island. They walk because strong coastal winds gradually blow the sand to the southeast. These three dunes may reach up to eight stories tall!
Anglers can fish year-round, either on the ocean or bayside. Picnic areas offer the perfect waterside spot to enjoy lunch. BYOH (bring your own horse) to explore the area with your hoofed buddy.
Bikes are welcome, too. Just bring your sand tires. Woodlands areas have some shade trees. The fun doesn't stop when Winter rolls around. There is amazing cross country skiing here while the dunes make for outstanding sledding.
The 189-site campground overlooks the ocean. All you have to do is wake up, walk a few hundred
Located on the eastern end of Long Island, Hither Hills has a lot to do in a small space.
Unique walking dunes of Napeague Harbor face the bay side of the island. They walk because strong coastal winds gradually blow the sand to the southeast. These three dunes may reach up to eight stories tall!
Anglers can fish year-round, either on the ocean or bayside. Picnic areas offer the perfect waterside spot to enjoy lunch. BYOH (bring your own horse) to explore the area with your hoofed buddy.
Bikes are welcome, too. Just bring your sand tires. Woodlands areas have some shade trees. The fun doesn't stop when Winter rolls around. There is amazing cross country skiing here while the dunes make for outstanding sledding.
The 189-site campground overlooks the ocean. All you have to do is wake up, walk a few hundred feet, and the ocean is yours.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Hither Hills State Park
With campsites tucked away behind sheltering bluffs, you’ll fall asleep and wake up to the sweet sound of rolling waves at Hither Hills State Park Campground. You’ve got two-miles of sandy beach, a 40-acre freshwater lake, and diverse woodlands for exploring right outside your tent flap. And did we mention the cold brews you brought? To sum it up, Read more...
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