Wantagh Park

"I haven't been here in many years and wow it has changed! We walked the path from the playground to the water and back. So much to see: baseball fields, picnic areas, exercise stations, dog park, memorial benches, fishing pier, pool with large slides and concession stand, tennis/pickle ball, basketball court, roller hockey and wildlife. We even heard and saw a monk parakeets and what I think might be their nests. A second trip gave me a chance to add pictures of the monk parakeets taken with a Google Pixel pro 7 so they're not great."

"When you have time, I recommend you to see a beautiful place with an open area and seating areas by the sea where you can have a nice time. I liked it very much."

"Cedar Creek Park is physically in Wantagh Park. This is such a special place. Words don’t do justice in describing how amazingly special these parks are. Ok let’s start with Wantagh park. Firstly they charge during the season. Drive all the way to the end. There are docks with many boats. There is an amazing area to jog or walk around with amazing views. I once saw a photo shoot here for clothing or something like that. They have so many areas there to eat at and a fun gazebo with a nice path leading to it. They have a water park which costs additional money. This place is huge which multiple courts and fields for every sport. There are many playgrounds here. There are two main areas where they are located. The main area has a lot of playgrounds which are spread out and outdated, but are still fun. Many of these playgrounds are on sand. I’m not sure if when you go to Cedar Creek after you need to pay again or if there is one entrance fee for both Cedar Creek and Wantagh Park because we never pay for parks. Now Cedar Creek Park has a lot there including archery. There playgrounds are arguably the best on long island which says a lot. The people there are so friendly and nice and chilled. They have a big hill there that my kid likes climbing up and running down."

"Such a beautiful wide open space with water and wind. It was so peaceful. It is perfect for families. Parking was $10. I think the pool space is only for residents but the park itself was open for use. We brought some sliders and had a small family picnic right near a small gazebo area. Absolutely relaxing and not too far from home. Benches, restrooms and low hanging trees."

"I went to this park randomly over 20 years ago and completely forgot the name of it! Went there the other day just to have a little picnic somewhere outdoors. I was pleasantly surprised to go there and discover it was the same park my wife and I went to back then! It's a beautiful place, it was quiet, great for small or large gatherings/picnic and other activities. There are multiple playgrounds with structures so it's a great place for kids too!"