Welcome to the
Mattituck Park District

Upcoming Events

What a fantastic summer it has been at the Mattituck Park District! From evenings filled with music to a movie under the stars, we were thrilled to bring neighbors, friends, and visitors together along the beautiful shores of Great Peconic Bay.

A huge thank-you goes out to our incredible facilities team and seasonal staff, whose hard work helps make every event special. We also enjoyed five amazing Summer Concerts and a crowd-favorite Movie in the Park, creating memories that will last long after the summer sun has set.

These events are offered free to our community thanks to the generosity of our sponsors. We encourage you to support their businesses and let them know how much their contributions mean to you. Every coffee purchased, meal enjoyed, or service used helps support the businesses that help support Mattituck. It's a community partnership that keeps these beloved traditions thriving!

Looking ahead, Turtleback Conservation will once again present a Día de los Muertos Cultural & Environmental Family Afternoon on Sunday, November 1 at 1:00 PM at Veterans Memorial Beach. Bring the family and join us for an afternoon of culture, learning, and fun.

Join us on Saturday, November 7 for a screening of Hoppers. We'll supply the popcorn and water, you bring the blankets, chairs, family, and friends for another great community gathering.

We can't wait to see you there!

Planning a special celebration? The beautiful Mattituck Beach Club at Veterans Beach offers a stunning waterfront setting for weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, reunions, holiday parties, and other memorable occasions. As a special benefit, Mattituck Park District residents receive a 25% discount on rentals through February 2027. We are now booking weddings and events for 2027, and prime dates are filling quickly. If you've been dreaming of a celebration by the bay, now is the perfect time to reserve your date!

NEWS BRIEFS

Facilities & Infrastructure

Completed seasonal maintenance activities.
Installed approximately 2,000 donated native
plants at Bay Avenue and completed rain garden improvements which successfully managed recent stormwater.
Aldrich Lane water treatment system (mandated by the Suffolk Co Dept of Health) is installed, addressing PFAS, water hardness, pH, and biological treatment concerns.
Army Corps of Engineers commences dredging of the Mattituck Inlet by Bailie Beach in November.

Board awarded the Bailie Beach Lodge roof replacement contract to Ratsey Construction for $95,639.

Army Corps of Engineers will commence dredging of Mattituck Inlet in November at Bailie Beach.

Planning for future Lodge improvements include solar, HVAC conversion, and bathroom renovations.

Love Lane Dock: The District anticipates completion of the ice damage the repairs this fall.

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Nearly a century ago, the residents of the hamlets of Mattituck and Laurel (within Southold Town) were concerned about potential riparian development and the loss of access to the beaches and shore. In 1924 they petitioned the State for the formation of a park district within the Town of Southold to acquire lands for park purposes. Later, in 1941 the Mattituck Park District was created by an act of the New York State Legislature, by repealing the prior act and formally creating the MPD as a special municipality.