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Fire Island National SeashoreGolden glow of sunset on an empty beach, with the shadow of the dunes seeming to grow.
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Fire Island National Seashore
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Limited supplies and services are available at Fire Island National Seashore facilities. What you can’t find in the park should be readily available on Long Island and through private merchants within the neighboring communities. You should expect to pay higher prices for goods and services on Fire Island.
Visitors go through line at ferry terminal office to board boat to Watch Hill.
Getting Around on Fire Island Requires Planning
You may only get to some facilities on Fire Island by ferry or private boat.
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Did You Know?
The first Fire Island Lighthouse was built at the end of Fire Island in 1826. Today, the Fire Island Inlet is more than five miles west of this foundation. You can see the remnants of the first structure when you visit the present lighthouse, constructed in 1858.
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Last Updated: August 21, 2006 at 12:35 EST