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Buckskill County Park

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Dog Policy

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Address

Suffolk County, NY

Park Type

Preserve

Acreage

249.42 acres

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Parking & entrance

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Suffolk County Parks GIS
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About Buckskill County Park

The Buckskill Area encompasses natural lands mostly preserved by the Town of East Hampton and County of Suffolk.

Shown on the map are three loops; the Hardscrabble loop, Buckskill NW loop, and Buckskill Airport loop.

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Additonally you'll see a portion of the East Hampton - Sag Harbor trail which connects the Village of East Hampton to the Village of Sag Harbor.

Please enjoy all trails in this area by foot or bike. Motorized vehicles are strictly prohibited.

You may find the full East and West versions of our Town-wide Trails Maps online at:

https://ehamptonny.gov/351/Town-Maps

Invasive Species

iMap record
5 Records
1 Species
Oct 16, 2019 Latest Report

Latest reported item: Southern Pine Beetle on .

Southern Pine Beetle Dendroctonus frontalis Animal Insect · Terrestrial · Oct 16, 2019
5 records

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Trails

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