| set within fire island national seashore, this laid-back hotel facing fire island pines marina is 2 minutes' walk from a ferry terminal and 8 minutes on foot from the closest beach along the north atlantic ocean. . pets are welcome by prior arrangement. there's an outdoor pool. the simply decorated rooms come with complimentary wi-fi and designer toiletries, plus fans or air-conditioning. minimum-stay rules may apply. suites have living areas with sofabeds. some feature bunk beds
John F Kennedy International Airport 1 hr 49
Robert Moses State Park (1 hr 3)
Ocean beach with picnic areas, playgrounds, pitch-&-putt golf & access to Fire Island Lighthouse. Sunken Forest (6 min)
An elevated boardwalk runs under a canopy of mature trees in this serene forest behind the dunes. Loughlin Vineyard (1 hr 30)
Winery and wine Long Island Maritime Museum (1 hr 26)
Museum and maritime museum Smith Point County Park (1 hr 44)
Barrier-island park with bay & ocean beaches offers camping facilities & a casual waterside eatery. Captree State Park (1 hr 7)
Bayside picnic spots with views of Fire Island, plus shoreline angling & saltwater fishing charters. Corey Beach (1 hr 30)
Bustling beach with swimming & a seasonal lifeguard, plus a playground, gazebo & concessions. Bayard Cutting Arboretum (1 hr 20)
A scenic 691-acre park situated on the Connetquot River, with a 1920s mansion as its centerpiece. Sailors Haven Visitor Center (4 min) Suffolk County Department of Parks (1 hr 26) Fire Island National Seashore (4 min)
Picturesque seaside national park featuring a host of flora & fauna plus events & more. Captree (1 hr 5)
State park between the bay & ocean features a fishing pier, boat basin, restaurant & picnic areas. Connetquot River State Park Preserve (1 hr 24)
3,473-acre preserve houses rare birds & plants, with trails, guided nature walks & river fishing. Heckscher State Park (1 hr 25)
1,600-ac. park on a 19th-century estate offers multi-use trails, sports fields & boat launches. Fire Island Lighthouse (58 min)
Historic lighthouse, built in 1858, with a charming keeper's house, nature trails & scenic views. | 
