Smith Point County Park, NY

Smith Point County Park is a beachside park on the east end of Fire Island, along the central south shore of Long Island, near Shirley, New York, United States, with views of the Atlantic Ocean. Suffolk County owns the park, which is the county's largest.

Who is allowed to visit Smith Point Beach?

Smith Point is a sanctuary for sportsmen, surfers, and beachgoers on Fire Island's barrier beach. The park's pristine sands, rolling Atlantic surf, and adjacent camping site draw locals and tourists from all over Suffolk County each summer season.

How much does a trip to Smith Point Beach cost?

You can park for roughly $10.00 (non-residents) in the "Smith Point" county parking lot and then walk westward to the ranger tower, which you will pass on the round-a-bout entering onto the island. Near the ranger station, there is a nature boardwalk that leads to the beach if you continue it all the way to the end.

Is it okay to bring your dog to Smith Point County Park?

This is a dog-friendly beach, however dogs must always be kept on a six-foot leash. If staying overnight, you are limited to two dogs per person or two dogs per campsite. The following areas are not permitted for your dog's presence unless it is a service animal. Beaches that are lifeguarded.