subject: Purchase Discount Hotel Deals In Long Island And Search For Information Regarding Unique Tourist Att [print this page] Book in Montauk Hotels and Visit Hither Hills State Park
New Yorkers are constantly on the lookout for places to spend a weekend away from the pressure of city life, and what better way to do that than to head off 120 miles northeast to Montauk in Suffolk County, Long Island in your Winnebago for an adventure at Hither Hills State Park. A vast campground with 168 sites where you can park your RV or set up a tent, Hither Hills features scenic beachfront picnic areas, sport fishing activities, ball fields and courts, playgrounds, hiking and biking trails, and bird watching spots. Those who want to go night fishing can easily rent a boat as long as they have permits. On the eastern section of the park you can explore the walking sand dunes of Napeague Harbor while under a canopy of Russian olive, oak, shad and pine trees. Those who want to experience this kind of fun at Hither Hills but dont want to drive can take a bus or a train from Manhattan and book at any of the Montauk hotels in the vicinity.
Sign Up for a New York City Day Tour and Book at Montauk Hotels
Located on the eastern tip of Long Island, Montauk is just a short train or bus ride away from New York City. This island is a popular travel destination for those who want to loosen up on the beach, go for a walk in the park, go surfing or sport fishing. It is also a haven of inns, motels and hotels, where people who plan to go on a beach adventure on the island can easily stay. Most Montauk hotels are only open between April and November, but there are a few that provide lodging for fishermen and tourists all year round. To start your day trip to Montauk, go to the Manhattan Penn Station for a 120-mile Long Island Rail Road ride. If you want to experience a more comfortable ride than usual, you could take the luxury coach of the Hampton Jitney for a few more dollars. If you are taking the three-hour bus ride, you can go to 86th, 69th, 59th and 40th Streets in Manhattan.
Stay at Montauk Hotels and Tour the Montauk Daylily Garden
Any traveler visiting Long Island, New York must not forget to include the Montauk Daylily Garden on Second House Road in his or her itinerary. Whether you are a gardening enthusiast fascinated with hybrids or simply an admirer of natures beauty, the Montauk Daylily Garden will charm you with its rows of colorful, never-before-seen perennials and relaxing views of the Fort Pond fresh water lake. You can stay at Montauk hotels in the area, or snag one of the 10 rooms at the Avalon Lakefront Resort Motel inside the daylily garden. The Montauk Daylily Garden also grows kiwi, pepper, tomato, rhubarb, and persimmon crops, from which jam and jelly are made and are sold. Tourists also visit the garden for its Bob Ross oil painting workshops, where one can practice applying wet paint on a wet canvas. Before leaving the Garden, dont forget to buy a designer gene seed so that you can grow your own hybrid plant at home.
Montauk Hotels and Long Island Beaches
Long Island has some of the best beaches in the world, sprawling on a coastline of more than 400 miles. Vast stretches of powdery white sand, beautiful sunrise and sunset views, moderate ocean water temperature, and surf-friendly waves attract millions of tourists to Long Island every summer. Montauk, also known as "The End," sits on the eastern tip of Long Island. Great waves compliment its pristine beaches, turning Montauk into a surfer's paradise and one of the best surf towns in the country. Montauk visitors should be delighted with its more than 20 marinas, numerous seafood restaurants, varied Montauk hotels and accommodation, vibrant nightlife, gorgeous golf courses, and historic lighthouse and parks that make this fishing town a great destination for a family vacation or weekend getaway. Children will love Hither Hills State Park, which has fun playgrounds and features sand castle building contests. Long Island attractions also include Fire Island, Jones Beach, Robert Moses State Park, and the Hamptons.
