Thursday, October 1, 2026
Freeport offers an extensive network of parks, playgrounds and waterfront green spaces that provide residents with year-round opportunities for recreation, relaxation and community gathering. From large athletic complexes and nature preserves to quiet bayside overlooks, the village’s park system reflects its coastal setting and commitment to accessible outdoor space for all ages.
Bishop Frank O. White Park
100 Parsons Ave., Freeport
Bishop Frank O. White Park is a spacious, ADA-accessible community park offering baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, a playground and picnic areas. The park serves as a hub for youth sports, seasonal festivals and community events, making it a central gathering place for residents. Its open design and variety of amenities make it a popular destination for both organized activities and casual recreation.
Glacken Park
Martin Luther King Jr. Park
49 Stevens St., Freeport
Martin Luther King Jr. Park features basketball courts, grilling stations, a playground and picnic areas. The ADA-accessible park hosts community events throughout the year, including cultural celebrations, block parties and school-related activities. It serves as a neighborhood focal point for gatherings that highlight Freeport’s diversity and community spirit.
Randall Park
500 Guy Lombardo Ave., Freeport
Located near the Nautical Mile, Randall Park offers baseball and softball fields, basketball courts, open lawns and grilling areas. The ADA-accessible park provides space for both active recreation and relaxation. Its proximity to Freeport’s waterfront dining and entertainment district makes it a popular stop for residents and visitors alike.
Waterfront Park
957 S. Long Beach Ave., Freeport
Waterfront Park provides scenic views of the bay and access to Freeport’s coastal environment. The smaller park features walking areas and seating where visitors can enjoy sunsets, boat traffic and the village’s waterfront atmosphere. It is frequently used for quiet recreation and informal gatherings.
Cow Meadow Park
701 S. Main St., Freeport
Cow Meadow Park is one of Freeport’s largest green spaces, encompassing more than 150 acres of preserve land, athletic fields, walking paths and a marina. The park includes baseball fields, a playground, a fishing pier and picnic areas. It also hosts outdoor concerts, environmental programs and seasonal community events. With its waterfront setting and abundant wildlife, it is a key destination for both recreation and nature-based activities.
Sea Breeze Park
11 Richmond St., Freeport
Sea Breeze Park sits along the water near the Nautical Mile and offers benches, open green space and walking paths with views of the harbor. The park provides a quiet setting for walking, reading and waterfront relaxation. During warmer months, it also hosts live music and community programming, adding to its role as a scenic gathering place within the village.
