Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743
About the Business
Located in Lloyd Harbor, New York, the Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge is a peaceful 80-acre park and tourist attraction that was once a garden estate. This refuge is home to a variety of habitats, including oak-hickory forests, rocky beaches, brackish ponds, and vernal ponds. Visitors can enjoy shore fishing and observe hundreds of plant and animal species throughout the year.
As part of New York Invasive Species Awareness Week, the refuge is hosting events to educate the public on the harmful effects of invasive species and how to prevent their spread. Invasive species can cause harm to the environment, economy, and human health, making it crucial to learn how to identify and stop their spread.
The National Wildlife Refuge System, which includes Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge, is dedicated to wildlife conservation and uses scientifically sound management tools to address biological challenges. By working with others to protect and enhance habitats, the refuge aims to benefit both wildlife and people for generations to come.
Whether you're interested in birdwatching, hiking, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Long Island, Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Come visit this unique sanctuary and learn more about the importance of wildlife conservation.
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12 Target Rock Road Huntington, Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743, United States
Reviews
"Great short walk to the beach."
"Nice relaxing short trail. Easy for 2 years old to walk. Great views of the water and nice sitting area."
"It'ss a very beautiful and calm place with amazing nature. But so that everyone can enjoy the trails and the place I advise you not to visit on a very hot day. :)"
"First time here despite however many years on Long Island. This place is a hidden gem. It was very quiet when we went (on a weekday) so parking was not an issue. Parking is self-pay— you pay at a kiosk but it wasn’t working when we went. Trails are heavily shaded and it’s a great walk, leading to the beach, a lookout, and a pond. Lots of mud crabs at the pond. It’s quite a beautiful place that people go to for picnics, walks, and fishing. However, a shame about the pollution (see photo). Bring water. Not stroller friendly at some points as there are steps. Don’t miss out!"
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