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Dickerson Pond Park is a scenic 8-acre park centered around a spring-fed pond in the heart of Shelter Island. A walking loop surrounds the pond, passing through a large field dotted with specimen trees. The park is perfect for a leisurely stroll, picnic, or simply enjoying the reflections on the pond. Located on Menantic Road, it is one of the Read more...

Crab Creek Preserve is a 12.6-acre natural area featuring a mix of pine grove, open meadow, and oak and beech woods. The preserve opens to beautiful views of Crab Creek and Shelter Island Sound on the western shore. Access is via Brander Parkway by the pine grove. A wonderful spot for birdwatching, wildflower viewing, and quiet contemplation along the water. Read more...

This intimate 1-acre preserve sits at the waterfront head of Congdon Creek, just steps from the Shelter Island Town Dock. The shorefront location offers views of the creek and harbor, making it a convenient spot for a quick nature break while visiting Shelter Island Heights. Access is from the east end of Congdon Road. Read more...

Cackle Hill Preserve encompasses 17 acres of coastal woodland on the southwestern shore of Shelter Island. A dirt road winds through mixed deciduous trees including oak, hickory, and maple, providing a quiet and shaded walk. The preserve connects to scenic views of West Neck Bay and is accessible from Stearns Point Road. Ideal for a peaceful nature walk year-round. Read more...

Bunker City County Park is a 42-acre coastal preserve on the northern tip of Shelter Island, dominated by red cedars and native grasses. The park offers scenic walking paths through maritime shrubland with views of Dering Harbor and Greenport. Parking is available on Menhaden Lane by permit during summer season, with additional access via a dirt road off Ram Island Read more...