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Betty Allen Twin Ponds Nature Park

Centerport
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Address

25 Stony Hollow Road, Centerport, Suffolk County, NY 11721

Park Type

Park

Acreage

10.13 acres

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Suffolk County Parks GIS
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About Betty Allen Twin Ponds Nature Park

This nature preserve in Centerport features two freshwater ponds, quiet walking paths, and native plant life. It’s a favorite for peaceful walks, nature photography, and birdwatching. The park offers a secluded feel while still being easily accessible.

Fast Facts: – Access Type: Nature preserve with trails – Amenities: Pond access, wooded paths, informal signage – Activities: Walking, photography, nature observation

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Local Tips: – Spot turtles and frogs near the pond edges in spring. – Visit at golden hour for stunning reflection photos. – Limited parking—bike or walk in if possible.

Invasive Species

iMap record
1 Record
1 Species
Jun 1, 2022 Latest Report

Latest reported item: Yellow Iris on .

Yellow Iris Iris pseudacorus Plant · Terrestrial · Jun 1, 2022
1 record

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Trails

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