Local favorites, history, lifestyle, and homes in the area.

Discover what makes Dix Hills unique—from local favorites and community landmarks to its history, lifestyle, and homes.

Explore some of Dix Hills’ most popular local spots, from indoor attractions to outdoor destinations.

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Discover local favorites, neighborhood staples, and places worth trying.

Learn about the stories, landmarks, and history that helped shape Dix Hills.

Get a feel for Dix Hills' neighborhoods, community, transportation, and everyday lifestyle.

A relaxed 9-hole public course surrounded by the greenery of Dix Hills Park, great for a casual round or practicing at the driving range.

A fun year-round destination inside Dix Hills Park, with two full-size indoor ice rinks offering public skating and programs.

A spacious neighborhood park with playgrounds, athletic fields and courts—an easy local spot for recreation or an afternoon outdoors.

An intimate Italian dining destination known for classic cuisine, fresh seafood, fine wine, and a warm, refined atmosphere.

A highly rated local option for Jamaican and Caribbean comfort food, with dishes such as jerk chicken, curry and traditional sides.

A neighborhood gem bringing fresh Mediterranean flavors, authentic Greek favorites, and a modern twist to casual dining.

Jazz legend John Coltrane moved to Dix Hills with Alice Coltrane in the 1960s, and the home at 247 Candlewood Path is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It gives Dix Hills a genuinely significant connection to American music history.

Built by William K. Vanderbilt Jr. beginning in the early 1900s, the Long Island Motor Parkway passed through Dix Hills. The road helped open the area to large country estates and was also associated with the famous Vanderbilt Cup automobile races.

Today it is a major recreation area, but the land has its own story. The Town obtained the original park acreage from the Havemeyer family following a 1962 referendum, and later additions included land that had been part of the American Museum of Natural History's Kalbfleisch Field Research Station.

Established neighborhoods, local parks, recreation, and a quieter pace give Dix Hills the comfortable community feel that continues to attract homeowners.

Known for larger properties, tree-lined streets, and a peaceful residential atmosphere, Dix Hills offers plenty of space while still feeling connected to the rest of Long Island.

With easy access to major roadways, nearby shopping, dining, and surrounding Huntington amenities, Dix Hills offers a private suburban setting without feeling far removed.
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