Take a step back in time at Caleb Smith State Park Preserve. Much of the Preserve's 543 acres are undeveloped, allowing visitors to explore its many different habitats including freshwater wetlands, ponds, streams, fields and upland woods. Nestled in the heart of Smithtown, the Preserve is a refuge for wildlife and its diverse habitats support a variety of trees, shrubs, wildflowers and ferns.Visitors can relax and rejuvenate while developing an appreciation for the natural world by hiking, fishing, and birding, cross country skiing or snowshoeing along the many trails of the Preserve or while fly fishing on the beautiful Nissequogue River.
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