2024 Regatta On The River – Sept. 14, 2024
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16th Annual Turkey Trot – November 23, 2023
Join us at the gorgeous Nissequogue River State Park on Thursday, November 23, 2023 for our 16th Annual Turkey Trot! 8:30am – 1k Turkey Trot For Kids 9:00am – 5k Run/Walk in the Park WALKERS, WHEELCHAIRS & BABY STROLLERS WELCOME! Top 3 OVERALL MALE & FEMALE 1ST PLACE – $100 2ND PLACE – $75 3RD PLACE – $50 TOP 1 MALE & FEMALE MASTERS $75 FREE t-shirt for per-registered runner only CASH PRIZE for Best Thanksgiving Costume REGISTER TODAY! Don’t forget to checkout
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14th Annual Sunset Run/Walk – June 5, 2023
Click here to REGISTER for this event Click here to DOWNLOAD THE FLYER for this event Race Course Click here to REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT Click here to DOWNLOAD THE FLYER for this event Click here to register as a Sunset Run VOLUNTEER – Registering as a volunteer will NOT register you for the event!
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Help Restore York Hall to its Former Glory!
Built in 1930-32, York Hall is majestically situated in the center of Nissequogue River State Park and was once part of the former Kings Park State Hospital campus. The building has been identified as a significant historic and cultural resource eligible for listing on the State and National Register of Historic Places as part of
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Master Plan Public Meeting – Dec 13, 2022 at 6pm
The NYS Parks Dept is hold a public meeting to share the Master Plan for Nissequogue River State Park. This is a huge milestone and we encourage everyone to join to learn the plans for the park. Here is the link to the official EIS notice. To register, please fill out the registration with this
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Kings Park Community says NO to a sewage basin in the middle of the NRSP
Suffolk County is attempting to purchase property within the border of the Nissequogue River State Park to be used as sewage drainage basins. Although expanding and improving our sewage capacity is a great idea, using parkland to accommodate sewage treatment for the Smithtown Business District, which is in a neighboring business district, 8 miles from the
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