In a weekly series that aims to shine a spotlight on the attractions exclusive to Syosset, you will see a feature that will do a countdown on Patch every Tuesday called "100 Things to Do in Syosset."
This week's 100 Things to Do is all about enjoying the outdoors at Robbins Lane Community Park and the pristine three and half acres that officially opened in September of 2010.
If you are heading south on Robbins Lane, just before you approach the railroad tracks turn right and you will see a brand new park directly in front of Located in Syosset, its artificial turf fields belonging to the Jericho Park District, caters to their sporting events such as soccer, lacrosse, and football, but if there isn't a scheduled game going on it's open for all to use for casual recreation.
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The playgrounds are divided into two age groups and completely fenced off to protect the youngsters from running near the parking lot. In the summer months, there is a food concession and a patio equipped with umbrellas and tables to enjoy the ball-park fare. Restrooms are also available.
Jericho organizations that would like to reserve the playing field can contact the Parks Department at 516-797-4127.
