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Forsythe Meadow County Park

Stony Brook
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Dog Policy

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Countywide policy: dogs and cats are generally allowed on a leash no longer than 6 feet, except where signs prohibit them. Pets are excluded from buildings, picnic areas and swimming areas. Carry vaccination proof and clean up after pets. Posted park-specific rules take precedence.
Address

52 Hollow Road, Stony Brook, Suffolk County, NY 11790

Park Type

Park

Acreage

35.77 acres

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Dog rules

Countywide policy: dogs and cats are generally allowed on a leash no longer than 6 feet, except where signs prohibit them. Pets are excluded from buildings, picnic areas and swimming areas. Carry vaccination proof and clean up after pets. Posted park-specific rules take precedence.

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About Forsythe Meadow County Park

This 34-acre preserve nestled between Stony Brook’s Main Street shops, a horse farm and a subdivision was purchased by Suffolk County in 2000 after developmental pressures threatened to turn what was “Stony Brook’s Last Forest” into a subdivision. Not only does Forsythe Meadow’s unspoiled forest protect a variety of wildlife but it serves as a critical watershed to Stony Brook Harbor. In 2012, the preserve portion was rededicated in memory of former Suffolk County Legislator Nora Bredes who represented the area from 1992 through 1998. The 1.5 mile long hiking trail within the park was first blazed in 2015.

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Trails

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