- The list below includes 166 free or cheap things to do in or near Lindenhurst, New York, including 115 different types of inexpensive activities like Billiards/Pool Halls, Parks, Neighborhoods and Movie Theaters.
- From Lindenhurst Village Square to Town of Babylon, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lindenhurst and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Flushing, Freeport, Long Beach and Deer Park.
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Some of the permanent exhibitions at the Queens Museum of Art are the Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass and the Panorama of the City of New York. Memorabilia dating to 1939, such as jewelry and books, can be bought from the shop.
25.3 Miles
Surrounded by trees, Forest Park Skate Park is a public skating facility that welcomes skateboards, roller blades and roller skates only. It has a concrete surface and features ramps, quarter pipes, grind rails, a half pipe and other obstacles.
25.4 Miles
Home of the Mets, the Citi Field was built in 2009 and hosted in 2013 the Major League Baseball All Star Game. It has a total capacity of 41,922 seats. It has a restaurant, a family entertainment area, all sorts of eateries, and a Mets hall of fame and museum.
25.4 Miles
Orchard Beach is a 115 acre beach originally nicknamed 'The Riviera of New York.' The beach spans 1.1 miles and features a hexagonal promenade, central pavilion, food carts and snack bars, playgrounds, and picnic areas.
25.5 Miles
The only hands-on science and technology center in the state, the New York Hall of Science has more than 450 exhibits which acquaint the children with domains such as biology, chemistry, and physics. Some of the permanent exhibitions are the Science Playground and the Rocket Park Mini Golf.
25.5 Miles
Glen Island Park is an ideal place to go for a quiet walk or jog while enjoying the beautiful scenery. The grounds are well-maintained and clean, and there are many photo opportunities for special occasions.
25.5 Miles
The VIP Beach & Tennis Club is a country club that offers amenities including a beach bar, outdoor buffets, a poolside barbeque, and a cafe. Sporting activities that are supported by the club include tennis, basketball, and shuffleboard.
25.6 Miles
The Forest Park Carousel was built in 1903 by Daniel Muller, and has been a park centerpiece for decades. The carousel is still in working order and available for rides.
25.9 Miles
A city landmark, the Bartow-Pell Mansion Museum was built between 1836 and 1842, with its gardens constructed between 1914 and 1917. The original furnishes and other antiques can be now observed in the museum. It can host private events, such as weddings.
26.0 Miles
Covering 2,772 acres, the Pelham Bay Park is the largest public park in the state. It has forests, meadows, and other types of habitats, making it ideal for hiking and wildlife watching. Among the amenities can be remembered the playgrounds, the sport fields and courts, and the picnic areas.