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Fresh Pond Park

Amagansett
Hours

Daily, sunrise to sunset.

Open year-round unless otherwise permitted. Restrooms operate approximately mid-May through mid-October. Swimming is prohibited and parking requires a town permit.
Dog Policy

restricted

Keep dogs under control at all times and pick up after them.
Address

Fresh Pond Road, Amagansett, Suffolk County, NY 11930

Park Type

Park

Acreage

5.25 acres

Plan your visitBefore you go

Check current details with the operator before heading out.

Hours & season

Daily, sunrise to sunset.

Open year-round unless otherwise permitted. Restrooms operate approximately mid-May through mid-October. Swimming is prohibited and parking requires a town permit.

Parking & entrance

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Fees & residency

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Restrooms

Restrooms are listed; check seasonal availability.

Dog rules

restricted

Keep dogs under control at all times and pick up after them.

Accessibility

Not listed — confirm with the operator.

Listing source
Suffolk County Parks GIS
Last verified
Not yet recorded
Listing updated

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About Fresh Pond Park

Fresh Pond Park is a Long Island park profile with location, map, amenities, related playgrounds, trails, and visitor planning details as public data becomes available.

Invasive Species

iMap record
1 Record
1 Species
Aug 20, 2022 Latest Report

Latest reported item: Green Crab on .

Green Crab Carcinus maenas Animal Other Invertebrate · Marine · Aug 20, 2022
1 record

Amenities

Facilities

  • Picnic Tables

Conveniences

  • Restrooms

Trails

No hiking trails are listed for this park yet.

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