Fire Island Wildlife includes white-tailed deer, red fox and many species of birds . Very exceptional phenomena for the harsh environment of a barrier island. The forest is sheltered from the harsh salt water spray by the large dunes. Its 1.5 mile long boardwalk is a favorite destination for visitors. This 1300-acre preserve covers from Watch Hill to Smith Point.
Camping is permitted and wildlife is abundant.
Fire Island Lighthouse - Still operated today by the U.S. Coast Guard, the lighthouse museum and tower has exhibits, nature trail, and educational programs. Located near Robert Moses State Park. William Floyd Estate - Located on the mainland near Mastic, NY, it is included in the eastern tip of F.I.N.S. William Floyd was a Revolutionary War general and signer of the Declaration of Independence. He was born here in 1734 and over eight generations of the Floyd family have lived here. In colonial times it was the center of a large plantation.