Seamans Neck Park

Seamans Neck Park is a beautiful and inviting park located in Seaford, New York. As you enter the park, you're greeted by a spacious parking lot, ensuring ample space for visitors to park their vehicles.

Upon stepping out of your car, you'll immediately notice the park's well-maintained and picturesque surroundings. The park is abundant in lush greenery, featuring tall trees that provide ample shade on sunny days. The air is fresh and filled with the pleasant aroma of nature.

Walking along the paved pathways, you'll come across various recreational facilities that cater to a wide range of interests. There are well-maintained sports fields where you might have seen people playing soccer, baseball, or softball, with spectators cheering them on from the sidelines.

Great local park. One of my favorites from my childhood. Park offers plenty for all ages. From swings to slides. Multiple play areas. Lots of fields from soccer to baseball. Paved trails. Volleyball, tennis and handball courts.

Great park, well maintained, 8 tennis courts, beach volleyball, hand ball, baseball, soccer. Playground. Nice place to walk around. Great playground.

FROM LIWINEDAD.BLOGSPOT.COM We here on Long Island pay some of the highest taxes and sometimes wonder what we get in return. One place that I can see my tax dollars going, and for a good reason, is the park behind my house. I took an early morning stroll to capture all the pictures before most people showed up as this is a busy and well-used town park. It is well maintained, and except for too many geese sometimes, it is a beautiful place to play. In addition to the Canada Geese are Egrets, Cormorants, Quaker Parrots, Hawks and now Bald Eagles. The Parrots are an invasive species, and they have taken over the park, building Parrot Condominiums in most trees and the tops of stadium lamp poles. However, nature does have a way of compensating for this invasion. We now have large blackbirds returning to the park and breaking into the Parrott condos to enjoy some eggs for breakfast. In addition, the raptors are returning, circling overhead, and diving down to capture a green feathered lunch. On one occasion, a large Hawk sat on our back fence, carefully eyeing the dinner menu. It is amazing how large these birds are.
There is a 1 ½ mile trail around the entire park that includes exercise stations. Sometimes you need to look up as seagulls drop clams onto the trail to break them open and eat them, but this adds a bit of charm to the place. The Park has many soccer pitches, baseball fields, lacrosse fields, pee wee baseball fields, kiddie park, and sprinkler pool. There is even a set of solar panels to help offset the administrative offices' power needs. My favorite is the fishing pier which is a great place to catch the sunrise. The Park officially opens about 08:00 AM (but you can walk in sooner) and is usually busy till 9 or 10 at night as most of the fields have lots of lighting. It is a lovely hidden gem on the south shore of Long Island and returning a good value for our tax dollars.

Open late with lights and staff there so the park is safe and friendly. Just watch out when walking in some of the unlit areas because the floor has many potholes and you might fall. Also nice fields, good fishing spot, and decent vendors.