Oyster Bay

Oyster Bay Living

Oyster Bay, a picturesque town on the North Shore of Long Island, offers a charming blend of coastal living, historic charm, and modern amenities. Situated just 30 miles east of Manhattan, Oyster Bay provides a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city while maintaining easy access to urban conveniences.

Marinas

Oyster Bay is a haven for boating enthusiasts, with its charming marinas and access to pristine waters. Some notable marinas in the area include:

Oyster Bay Marine Center: Offering boat slips, repair services, and a range of amenities, this marina is a popular hub for local boaters.

Sagamore Yacht Club: A historic yacht club with a strong sense of community, Sagamore Yacht Club provides mooring services, sailing programs, and social events. 

Oyster Bay Yacht Club: This family-friendly yacht club features boat slips, a clubhouse, and a vibrant social scene for members to enjoy.

Transportation Options

Oyster Bay provides several transportation options to connect residents with neighboring areas and the city: 

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR): The Oyster Bay Branch of the LIRR offers direct service to Penn Station in Manhattan, making commuting to and from the city convenient for residents. 

Major Highways: Residents can easily access the Northern State Parkway and other major roadways, facilitating travel to destinations both near and far.

Northern Boulevard (NY 25A): A prominent east-west thoroughfare, Northern Boulevard runs through the heart of Oyster Bay and connects the town to neighboring communities, providing access to dining, shopping, and local attractions.

Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway (NY 135): Another section of NY 135, the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway extends southward and offers a direct route to communities on the South Shore of Long Island.

Jericho-Oyster Bay Road: Connecting Oyster Bay with nearby Jericho provides an essential route for local traffic and access to amenities in both towns. 

Laurel Hollow Road: Offering a scenic drive through the region’s lush landscapes, Laurel Hollow Road connects Oyster Bay to the village of Laurel Hollow.

Route 106/107: These two state routes run concurrently through Oyster Bay and provide connectivity to nearby towns, including Syosset and Muttontown.

Schools 

Oyster Bay is part of the Oyster Bay-East Norwich Central School District.