Lido Beach Passive Nature Preserve

4 reviews

+1 (516) 431-9200

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1051 Lido Blvd

Long Beach, NY 11561

+1 (516) 431-9200

https://hempsteadny.gov

Lido Beach Passive Nature Area is a serene outdoor space in NY that offers visitors a chance to connect with nature in a peaceful setting.

With its natural beauty and tranquil atmosphere, this nature area provides a space for relaxation and contemplation away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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4.54 reviews

Terry B.

8/29/2024

This park is easy to find, provides plenty of free parking, and is usually lightly attended. The trails are well laid out, and lead to a wealth of nature study. In late summer, we found the osprey...

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Carmel M.

3/22/2024

Not at its best in the winter time, but nonetheless great. Accessible to get here from Meadowbrook Parkway.

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Noah K.

3/13/2023

One of my favorite places. A wide variety of birds. Turtle nesting area and a great dock on the bay overlooking Reynolds Channel.

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Bobbi S.

11/14/2021

This is a compact little patch of a "passive" bayside preserve (which means: walkers, photographers,& birders allowed, but no bikes, no motorized vehicles of any kind, except in the parking lot)...

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