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Edgewood Oak Brush Plains State Forest

Hours

Hours not listed

Open for recreation year-round. Access permits, hunting-season restrictions and posted closures may apply; consult the DEC property page before visiting.
Dog Policy

Dog policy not listed

Address

Suffolk County, NY

Park Type

Park

Acreage

806.49 acres

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Hours & season

Open for recreation year-round. Access permits, hunting-season restrictions and posted closures may apply; consult the DEC property page before visiting.

Parking & entrance

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Fees & residency

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Restrooms

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Dog rules

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Accessibility

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Listing source
Suffolk County Parks GIS
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About Edgewood Oak Brush Plains State Forest

Edgewood Oak Brush Plains State Forest provides pine-barrens habitat and opportunities for hiking and biking.

Invasive Species

iMap record
11 Records
4 Species
Apr 28, 2022 Latest Report

Latest reported item: Tea Viburnum on .

Tea Viburnum Viburnum setigerum Plant · Terrestrial · Apr 28, 2022
7 records
Multiflora Rose Rosa multiflora Plant · Terrestrial · Mar 27, 2020
2 records
Japanese Honeysuckle Lonicera japonica Plant · Terrestrial · Nov 21, 2021
1 record
Common Wormwood Artemisia vulgaris Plant · Terrestrial · Jun 4, 2014
1 record

Amenities

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Trails

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