In Greenport, you can find a local watering hole where you can swill cheap beer and play a round of pool or darts, right across the street from a trendy Manhattan-style cocktail lounge where you can drink fine Long Island wines and listen to thumping dance music. If live entertainment is your thing, you can bar hop through a handful of local venues offering live music and comedy. Without question, Greenport has the best nightlife the North Fork has to offer.

There is history in every step you take through the village of Greenport. Historic homes, museums and other exciting attractions offer excitement around every corner.

There is no better place to catch fresh local seafood than off the waters of Greenport. Local fishing charters offer an array of fishing opportunities for groups large and small.

Greenport Real Estate is hot, hot, hot! Get in on the action and purchase a home or property in one of the East Coast’s most popular markets.

Greenport boasts more than 25 fine restaurants, delis and coffee shops, available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. From casual to upscale, expensive to cheap, take-out to catering, you will find it all in Greenport.

Long Island’s growing wine industry has made the region one of then most popular destinations on the East Coast, but planning a trip to the North Fork eineries can be daunting. Choosing the right wineries to visit, the best places to dine and where to stay can be a gamble, unless you have someone on your side who knows exactly where to go and what to do while visiting Long Island’s wine region.

The Peconic County Miniature Railroad, located on Web Street, in Greenport, is perfect for kids of ALL ages.

There are a number of great public golf courses in and around the North Fork of Long Island. Schedule a round today!

There are a number of mini golf courses around the North Fork. Most notably, The Whale's Tale on Shelter Island and Drossos' Family Fun, in Greenport. The perfect family outing.

The Long Island Railroad Museum's Greenport site is located adjacent to the LIRR's Greenport railroad station. In addition to the museum facility, the site includes the original turntable which has been cosmetically restored.