Discover what makes Smithtown 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 Smithtown's favorite places to visit, from indoor activities to outdoor escapes.
Restaurants
Top Places to Go
Top Places to Go
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Discover local favorites, neighborhood staples, and places worth trying.
Local History
Living in Smithtown
Living in Smithtown
Learn about the stories, landmarks, and history that helped shape Smithtown.
Living in Smithtown
Living in Smithtown
Living in Smithtown
Explore neighborhoods, community, transportation options, and what everyday life is like.
Top places to go in Smithtown
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Especially good for children, with animal exhibits, Long Island nature displays, and interactive activities.
Bike Toward Jones Beach
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Cedar Creek Park provides access to the bicycle path leading toward Jones Beach and Tobay Beach—a great option for adults and families who enjoy longer rides.
Cedar Creek Park
Tackapausha Museum and Preserve
Cedar Creek Park
My top choice for an active day outdoors. There are walking and biking paths, tennis, pickleball, basketball, picnic areas, and an outdoor roller rink.
restaurants
Cara Mia
Maureen’s Kitchen
White Whale
A welcoming neighborhood restaurant for pasta, seafood, and a relaxed dinner with family or a date.
White Whale
Maureen’s Kitchen
White Whale
A welcoming neighborhood spot for casual dining, drinks, and good company in Seaford.
Maureen’s Kitchen
Maureen’s Kitchen
Maureen’s Kitchen
A satisfying stop for pizza lovers, perfect for a quick slice or sharing a pie with family and friends.
Local history
How Seaford got its Name
An Early Commitment to Preserving Nature
A Schoolhouse That Became a Firehouse
Previously known as Jerusalem South and Seaman’s Neck, the community became Seaford in 1868, honoring Captain John Seaman’s hometown in England.
A Schoolhouse That Became a Firehouse
An Early Commitment to Preserving Nature
A Schoolhouse That Became a Firehouse
Built in 1893, today’s Seaford Historical Museum originally served as a school. It later housed the fire department from 1919 to 1975 before becoming a museum.
An Early Commitment to Preserving Nature
An Early Commitment to Preserving Nature
An Early Commitment to Preserving Nature
Nassau County acquired Tackapausha in 1938 as its first preserve property. Its woodland, ponds, and wetlands remain a distinctive part of Seaford today.
living in smithtown
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
Enjoy Seaford’s coastal charm, with homes near the water offering a peaceful setting and a relaxed South Shore lifestyle.
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