Family Things To Do in Flanders, New York

This links-style course is located near the Long Island Sound and was designed to reward the shotmaker. Eve... More on Golf.com

In mid-season the rates are pretty steep ($129), but it is worth it because you will not have any waits, ... More on TripAdvisor

Category: Amusement Park Amusement/recreation Services Out East Family Fun is a top source of entertainment... More on localamusementparks.com

The kids had a great time on the waterslide and water balloon game. More on TripAdvisor

Prepare for a voyage of undersea discovery at Atlantis Marine World — Long Island’s own full-scale Aquarium... More on Atlantismarineworld.com/

Although the aquarium is a little pricey , the funds support lots of sea life research and is well wo... More on Judysbook.com

Category: Amusement Places East End Amusement Inc is a great provider of family fun in New York. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Splash Station is a small water park. Attractions include Miner's Mountain, a six-person racing slide down a 200-foot track, Rattler & Hot Shot body slides, and Tunnel & Gauntlet tube slides. Raging Rapids Ravine is an 850-foot ... More on About

great surfing beach; volleyball too! More on GeckoGo

We are located directly on the pristine sands of one of the top beaches in the world. Our guests check in to a care free world of personalized and attentive service. All 17 of our deluxe vacation suites and cottages are newly renovated ... More on iloveny.com

Visit Harbes Family Farm and experience country life in a beautiful, peaceful setting! Sit back and relax w... More on Harbesfamilyfarm.com

They have delicious roasted corn, free live music on Sunday afternoons, and fun activities for the kids . More on Yahoo! Travel

Scenic riverfront farm and specialty plant nursery with gardens and greenhouses. Picnicking. Workshops, eve... More on iloveny.com

You don't even have to buy anything just to see how it's all arranged and planned it's so peaceful and be... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Shinnecock Bay Lighthouse was first activated on January 1, 1858, showing a fixed white light. During the previous year, the Montauk Point Lighthouse, located some thirty miles to the east, received a new Fresnel lens that changed ... More on LighthouseFriends.com