Mother Nature has handed us a gift, Thursday is going to be a beauty. Warm weather and clear skies will make it feel more like May than March. So what’s a Kings Parker to do? We’ve got a few ideas.
- Breathe in the salty air; gaze out onto the water and head down to the boardwalk at Sunken Meadow State Park. Whether you take a morning stroll and afternoon walk or an evening run, you are sure to see some neighbors there.
- Take your pet for a walk at Charles P. Toner Park in Nesconset. The dog walk trail starts near the bathrooms buildings, at the top of the path leading down to the Nesconset gazebo. The dirt path is approximately 20 yards into the woods and runs parallel to the paved asphalt trail for runners and joggers.
- Check out Raleigh’s Farm for some fresh, organic produce. Wander through the country store and grab some fresh eggs or pick up some chicken for the grill. Customers are encouraged to bring their children, who can visit the farm’s little friends. When you pull up to the store, you are greeted by honking geese, Elmo the goat and several of his friends.
- Dust off your clubs and visit Indian Head Golf Park. This 300 yard driving range is complete with fifty lighted stalls, a sand trap, a chipping area and a putting green.
- Grab your camera and take a photo walk at a local park like David Weld Sanctuary in Nissequogue or the Nissequogue River State Park. Give in to your creative side and let Mother Nature inspire you.
