The Nassau County Department of Parks, Recreation & Museums is a government-run organization dedicated to preserving, maintaining, and enhancing the county’s parks and cultural assets for public benefit. Serving the residents of Nassau County, New York, the department oversees over 70 public parks, preserves, museums, and recreational facilities. It offers a wide variety of services including outdoor recreation, community programming, and historic site management. Highlights include golf courses, swimming complexes, sports fields, hiking trails, and marinas, all designed to promote active and healthy lifestyles.

A key feature of the department is its role in preserving the region’s cultural and historical heritage through the stewardship of museum sites and historic properties. Educational programs and seasonal events engage residents of all ages and foster community spirit. The department also plays a vital role in environmental conservation, maintaining natural preserves and green spaces vital to the local ecosystem. Through collaborations with local schools, organizations, and volunteers, it remains a cornerstone of civic engagement and community enrichment in Nassau County.

Key Services:

– Operation and maintenance of county parks and recreational facilities
– Management of golf courses, pools, marinas, and athletic fields
– Cultural programming and educational initiatives at local museums
– Preservation of historic sites and landmarks
– Organization of community events and seasonal festivals
– Environmental stewardship of natural preserves and open spaces
– Youth and senior recreation programs
– Facility rentals for public and private events