Breezy Park

Main reason I love coming here is to go on the trails. Always check time of sunset so, you give yourself time to be back into your car. Kids usually playing in field and their playground looks clean. More than enough parking space. Walking my dog is a breeze here as well .most people are nice.

We stopped by to use the restroom. Very friendly cleaning staff.

The park had three different play spaces for toddlers as well as swings. It was nicely organized. However, the rubber flooring has been ripping up and I saw lots of kids pulling at it and damaging it as we were there. Lot of the kids were not really supervised so it was a little chaotic but the soccer fields right there were very nice and they do have bathrooms and ample parking

Pretty standard suburban park with expected facilities, not too distinct from other LI athletic fields except for one aspect: access to Froehlich Farm Nature Preserve. I’ve hiked most of the trails of preserve which is mostly secondary growth trees, but also a few cedar trees that seem to be really struggling to survive. Trails are well-maintained and passable although are not marked. Organic food gardens are hidden in the midst of preserve. It is not a destination on its own but could be added if you are visiting nearby Stilwell Woods Park or Uplands Farm.

Pretty good park, for finding one in a place I don’t know. My daughter (5) and I went to this park after an hour drive. She needed to stretch her legs and, because I didn’t know the area, I just went to the first park I could find. It’s clean and has a field right behind the fenced playground. It’s relatively small in size but large enough for a 5-year-old to have some fun before getting back on the road.