Eel Creek — Attraction in Town of Oyster Bay

It's a very narrow trail and it seems for every 5 dogs , 2 of them are in some way or another aggressive. It's a really pretty place but I can't even get to the water with my own dog. Everytime we try a dog tries to attack me or my dog. now both my dog and I are an anxious sweaty mess. It's almost all uphill the walk back . Today we got SO CLOSE. to the Water but someone was sitting at the bench with a super aggressive pitbull 😔 I couldn't even go within 45 feet without him screaming barking and lunging. The 3 women completely ignored their dog and Ignited me when i asked to go by. My dog was hiding behind me whimpering. My poor dog is a big baby.

I drove 30 minutes and can't even see the water, Because people won't move or at least hold their own dog for the 5 seconds it takes me to run past them. Ridiculous it's such a beautiful place but people ruin it Not to mention the entire walk, all I hear is dogs screaming 😱 it makes me and my dogs anxiety go through the roof. I don't even mean barking. J mean screaming whining yelling 😭 yelping it's Thursday at 1pm how is it...

Always lovely dogs here. Teddy Roosevelt himself used to let his dogs and children run wild. He taught the kids how to swim by throwing them into the bay, according to his biographies. Wonderful place to embrace the love of nature, play, and animals in the spirit of our...

Fantastic nature trail within an historical gem. The museum and the house tour of Theodore Roosevelt home are a must - use the app to book a spot. Also the Eel creek go during high tide or at least not at low tide since it's more scenic when the Marsh...