Discover what makes Lindenhurst unique—from local favorites and community landmarks to its history, lifestyle, and homes.
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Top Places to Go
Top Places to Go
Top Places to Go
Discover some of Lindenhurst's favorite places to visit, from indoor activities to outdoor escapes.
Restaurants
Top Places to Go
Top Places to Go
Photo courtesy of Lindenhurst Diner
Discover local favorites, neighborhood staples, and places worth trying.
Local History
Living in Lindenhurst
Living in Lindenhurst
Learn about the stories, landmarks, and history that helped shape Lindenhurst.
Living in Lindenhurst
Living in Lindenhurst
Living in Lindenhurst
Explore Lindenhurst neighborhoods, community, transportation options, and what everyday life is like.
Top places to go in Lindenhurst
Jetsetter Kids Club
Venetian Shores Spray Park
Venetian Shores Spray Park
Jetsetter Kids Club gives little ones room to climb, explore, and let their imaginations take off—an easy pick for indoor family fun in Lindenhurst.
Venetian Shores Spray Park
Venetian Shores Spray Park
Venetian Shores Spray Park
A summer water-play option. Check the Town of Babylon’s current access and seasonal rules before recommending a visit.
Village Park
Venetian Shores Spray Park
Village Park
A more active option with tennis and Pickleball courts, basketball, fields, and views of Fellers Pond.
restaurants
Belfast Gastropub
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
A friendly downtown spot for Irish-American favorites, drinks, and an easygoing night out
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
A longtime Bethpage favorite where classic Italian hospitality meets a fresh, modern menu. Come for the pizza, and stay for a relaxed dinner with family or friends.
Lindenhurst Diner
Restoration Kitchen & Cocktails
Lindenhurst Diner
A lively Bethpage favorite for a seafood dinner, with a broad menu that makes it easy to bring the whole group.
Local history
The Railroad Shaped the Village
A Working Village Grew Around Its Businesses
The Railroad Shaped the Village
Lindenhurst’s first depot was built in 1867. The later 1901 depot was moved to Irmisch Historical Park after the tracks were elevated and is preserved as a museum.
From Breslau to Lindenhurst
A Working Village Grew Around Its Businesses
The Railroad Shaped the Village
Founded as Breslau in 1870, the community was named after Charles Schleier’s Prussian hometown. It became Lindenhurst in 1891, inspired by the area’s linden trees, and incorporated as a village in 1923.
A Working Village Grew Around Its Businesses
A Working Village Grew Around Its Businesses
A Working Village Grew Around Its Businesses
Factories, breweries, and hotels helped Breslau grow in the late 1800s. An archival storefront or factory photograph would add a different visual from the railroad and waterfront.
living in lindenhurst
Easy to Get Around
A Welcoming Neighborhood
A Welcoming Neighborhood
Lindenhurst’s LIRR station makes commuting and day trips easy, connecting the village to New York City and other Long Island destinations
A Welcoming Neighborhood
A Welcoming Neighborhood
A Welcoming Neighborhood
Taking a ride through downtown Lindenhurst, where small-town charm meets a vibrant community atmosphere.
From the local shops and restaurants to the familiar streets filled with memories, Lindenhurst continues to be a place many are proud to call home.
More Room to Explore
A Welcoming Neighborhood
More Room to Explore
Lindenhurst’s neighborhoods offer a welcoming residential feel, with tree-lined streets, local parks, and a lively village downtown close by.
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