Heres what i know:
Animals are generally not permitted in parks on Long Island, New York.
However, dogs restrained by a leash, under 6 feet in length, may be brought
into specific areas of the park, but not buildings, camping, bathing, or picnic areas.
The state parks listed below generally allow dogs in certain areas. You can click
on the links provided for more specific information about each park.
PLEASE NOTE: Each park has rules and regulations with regard to where you
can and cannot take your pet. This information is provided as a courtesy.
You should call the parks directly to find out their rules and regulations,
get more specific information and/or driving directions.
NYS Parks Department > Long Island Region 631-669-1000
Belmont Lake State Park (Babylon, NY):
Undeveloped trail starting at northeast corner of parking lot and ending by maintenance buildings.
Camp Hero State Park (Montauk, NY):
Dogs allowed on a leash no more than six feet long.
Governor Alfred E. Smith/Sunken Meadow (Kings Park, NY):
No access from park, east end of park, access from Old Dock Road. East of Sunken Meadow Pkwy. and South of Rt. 25A, access from 25A.
Heckscher State Park (East Islip, NY):
Undeveloped trails, west of toll booths, park in back of field 4 and walk to field 5.
Hempstead Lake State Park (West Hempstead, NY):
Undeveloped areas that are open to the public. Unpaved path at field 3 and adjacent to Schodak Creek.
Hither Hills State Park (Montauk, NY):
North of Montauk Pkwy., south of beach area east of Napeague Harbor and west of overlook parking.
Montauk Point State Par (Montauk, NY):
Area from west of refreshment stand to just beyond Oyster Pond.
Shadmoor State Park (Montauk, NY):
Dogs on a leash not more than six feet long.
http://www.longisland.com/dogwalks.php
