Beach for nature lovers in Sayville, New York

Welcome to Barrett Beach Park Nestled in the heart of Fire Island National Seashore, Barrett Beach Park is a hidden gem and a boater's paradise. Located at 2 Spatenga Walk, Fire Island, New York, this serene park is a delightful escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Accessible exclusively by private boat, on foot, or via charter ferry service from Patchogue or Sayville, Barrett Beach Park promises a unique and tranquil experience.

Welcome to Sayville Ferry Service, your gateway to the enchanting Fire Island, a destination that has captivated visitors from around the globe for over a century. Established in 1894, Sayville Ferry has been the trusted link between the mainland and the unique communities of Fire Island, including Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Water Island, and Sailors Haven/Sunken Forest—part of the Fire Island National Seashore Park. Located conveniently on Harbor Walk in the charming hamlet of Sayville, New York, our ferry service offers a scenic and reliable journey to this car-free island paradise. Fire Island is renowned for its pristine ocean beaches, lush natural forests, and vibrant local life, making it a perfect getaway for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.

Welcome to Cherry Avenue Dog Park, a delightful haven for dogs and their owners located in the heart of West Sayville, New York. Situated on Cherry Avenue, this park is not just a local gem but also a popular tourist attraction for dog lovers visiting Long Island. Operated by LI-DOG, a dedicated 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Cherry Avenue Dog Park is part of our mission to expand access to public parkland for Long Island's canine companions and their humans. Thanks to the relentless efforts of the Long Island Dog Owners Group (LI-DOG), dog enthusiasts can now enjoy ten new dog parks across Long Island, including popular spots like Eisenhower, Massapequa, Blydenburgh, Huntington, and more. Our advocacy has also led to the creation of numerous on-leash dog walking trails in town and county parks that previously did not allow dogs. To explore these wonderful spaces, be sure to check out LI-DOG’s Long Island Dog Park Listing and Dog-Friendly Parks and Trails guide.