Target Rock National Wildlife Refuge

    Park Overview:

    This 80-acre preserve consists of a variety of habitats, and as many as 191 different bird species have been spotted throughout the year. 
    Trail Uses:Hiking
    Dogs:
    Trail Miles:1 miles
    Park Acreage:80 acres
    City/County/
    State:    		Lloyd Harbor/Suffolk/NY
    Buy Book:Hiking Long Island - Guide Book
    Park Description:

    The refuge is comprised of upland forest, salt marsh, second growth thicket, beachfront and some formal gardens. This diversity lends itself to many different species of bird life within the park including grey catbirds, warblers and mergansers (Hiking Long Island guidebook).
    Trails Overview:

    The walk takes you down to a fine pebbly beach overlooking Huntington Bay. Eatons Neck with its lighthouse on the Sound lies directly across the bay. 
    Directions:

    Follow the same directions for Caumsett State Park and continue on West Neck Road a little over two miles farther until the road curves left to become Sound Bay Drive. The refuge entrance will be on the right side. 
    Contact Information:U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
    631-286-0485
    Region:Long Island
    Fees: