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Otis Pike Pine Barrens State Forest

Hours

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

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Address

Suffolk County, Suffolk County, NY

Managing Organization

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

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Park Type

Park

Acreage

3801 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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NYS DEC Accessible Recreation Destinations
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About Otis Pike Pine Barrens State Forest

DEC land unit: Otis Pike Pine Barrens State Forest

Access/location: Hunting Spot #17 in the Cooperative Hunting Area

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Features: Hiking trail; Viewing blind

See DEC website before visiting for access information including conditions, seasonal closures, maps, and additional features. Please note some locations and activities require reservations, entrance fees, and/or special permits.

Amenities

No public amenities are listed for this park yet.

Trails

No hiking trails are listed for this park yet.

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