Cordwood Park

One of my very favorite places in Head of the Harbor. i have been coming here for 40+ years and I still love as much. Sailed my 1st sunfish right in front of this park in 1983. You have to be a resident to park here. I am not a resident so we didn't stay long at all. There are only a few parking spots. My Bday rainy visit only lasted 10 min. Great view rain or shine.

Little gem on on the road small and perfect little spot. Need to be a Smithtown resident to park as the sign says.

They have 3 long benches and 4 chairs for 3 people each.

People spend about 1 hr on average and small little shore line to walk.

Also perfect spot to go canoeing

Nice small park for Town of Smithtown residents. Parking for about 6 cars, several picnic tables and a beautiful waterfront view. U can launch kayaks or paddle boards there.

I stopped by to check it out in the winter, and it was gorgeous as usual.

It's a nice little place with a good view. It is very very small though.

It's an awesome place and nice views

Beautiful beach on north shore of Long Island NY....Even the ride there through the beautiful back woods with big impressive homes is relaxing. Park has Bay side when u arrive in parking lot. If you want to go to the Sound, it's a short walk through past the bird sanctuary. Has public restroom, fire and cooking stations, mobile park hook ins... Beautiful beach for watching the sunset

My friend found this park for us to go to. We love exploring small, hidden places on Long Island. This is one of my favorites because it’s not as crowded as other mainstream parks. People can bring kayaks and paddle boards. We are not from Smithtown but we’re able to park on the side of the road and walk into the park.

Slice of heaven. So beautiful!A + A+

Me and my friends use to go to this park/beach back in the 60's and 70's. Back then it was called Cordwood Beach. It was a Smithtown Township beach. We would spend the whole day down there. There use to be a large float off the beach to swim out to. In 1970 I became a Smithtown Lifeguard and would rotate to this beach for work. Back the there was not marsh grass in front of the beach, just gravel and sand. There was a small lifeguard shack on the south side. The place hasn't changed much but back then it was called Cordwood Beach, not park. I now live in Anchorage, Alaska. I lived on Moriches Road up the Harbor hill road. Brings back memories.

Very peaceful place with great veiws of the sound and CT on the other side. The main path from the parking area to the beach could use a little revamping as it was rocky and unstable.

Quiet small park on the water that has a mini beach but not really for swimming. I know I've seen a few people launch kayaks from here though.

Very pretty, with a serene view. In the afternoon is was shaded and cooler, may before noon gets the sun.

A hide away gem tiny by size huge by view I suggest you go at high tide otherwise the bugs are pretty rough.

Peaceful and tranquil.

Awesome view for relax and enjoy the lake.

One of my favorite spots on Long Island.

A beautiful place to go enjoy the weather

Beautiful

Love it, nice hidden park!