Sweet Hollow Park

"This is a nice, quiet neighborhood park. Lots to do for both old and young, although the playground isn't quite suitable for the toddler ages. The equipment is a tad too big for them to fully enjoy it comfortably/safely. However, elementary/older kids always have a blast. The basketball and tennis courts are good, and the pickleball courts are usually packed. Also has good amount of seating and space to enjoy a lunch/picnic."

"This is a wonderful Park a nice neighborhood ideal to hang out with friends you know talking business play tennis and they have a free Gmail to work out and you can play chess on table and they have a walk track wonderful place I highly recommend you to visit this place with your kids if you want to relax the only thing I don't see I don't see any barbecue area I don't know if it's hard to to cook out I don't know. Besides that it's cool wonderful handsome amazing visit this place you want regret it I will post you some beautiful pictures for you now maybe later on some video."

"Such a cute park. I wish they have slides attached to regular steps. The 2 available slides require your child to have good climbing skills and an understanding of safe upper body strentgh. Otherwise, nicely designed and great swings. The playground is all padded. Plus, there is a tennis court, a walking track and some other amenities. The nature around it makes you feel inside a like tree fortress."

"I remember when this was a farm owned by very nice people. Now its a quiet park with lovely sunsets. Plenty a room to just sit and have a coffee at dusk. It's not that far away from a Starbucks for that matter. I keep forgetting to take pics when I go to these places I hope this one is enough."

"Very nice pocket-park with tennis and basketball courts, workout machines (that predominantly use your own weight as a counterbalance to target certain muscles), playground, & a short trail lined with seasonally ever changing perennial plantings. Services the Tuxedo Hills area of Melville. Pristine compared to other neighborhood boutique parks on Long Island."