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20 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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10 properties have a dedicated workspace

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30 of Rocky Point vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Guests love Kitchen, Wifi, and Pool across Rocky Point rentals

4.8 Average rating
Rocky Point stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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The Red Cottage Circa 1936
This cottage is a gem to be found! From the primary room to the charming loft, this cottage can sleep 6! There is a full working kitchen. For those who wish to do exploring, you will be centrally located on LI giving you great ease in using LI rail road (.5 mile) from cottage and Port Jeff Ferry (1mile)from cottage. There is a large fenced in yard with BBQ and outdoor seating if you wish to dine in. Dogs are allowed w/prior notice and a $65 pet fee per dog. You won’t beat this value reserve now.

Little, cozy place near beach for a couple.
It's quiet and cozy here. The yard is completely fenced with tall living shrubs, flowers, and trees. There's a gas grill, a fire pit, and a place to dine under an umbrella in the garden. I rent out a separate half of the house to guests: one bedroom, a small kitchen combined with a hallway. Peace and quiet reign here. You won't be disturbed. Sometimes I go into my half of the house, but very rarely. There are no other guests on the property, just you. I don't charge extra for pets. Parking free.

Classic Coastal Retreat: Larsson House
Built a century ago, this home is steeped in history, offering guests a unique, authentic experience of living in a period property. Each piece of furniture has been carefully selected to uphold the classic aesthetics of the house, harmoniously blending comfort with antique charm. The vintage beach house vibe creates an atmosphere of timeless tranquility that will make your stay memorable. Enjoy the simplicity of days gone by, while still having access to all the modern comforts you would expect

Hamptons Oceanfront Oasis
Escape the hustle & bustle of city life and unwind at this stunning home in the Hamptons. The oceanfront oasis is the perfect way to wake up to ocean views, beaches and nearby restaurants. Relax on our spacious deck - perfect for morning coffees & sunset cocktails. It is just a short drive to the train station & only 15 minutes from the airport for quick getaways. For your safety, the home is equipped with Ring cameras and one-use key codes. Book now and experience the ultimate Hamptons escape!

Water front studio apartment with fireplace.
This is a beautifully appointed studio apartment located off the patio level of a water front home. Guests enjoy a large private patio over looking gorgeous sweeping views of Long Island Sound. A private entrance and off street parking. The amazing views and amenities make this space the perfect romantic getaway! Close to I95 and Metro North railroad. Ten minutes to great dining in downtown Milford. A true waterfront oasis! Come and experience this beautiful retreat! You won't be disappointed!

RP modern cozy cabin
Have fun with the whole family at this NEW all electric smart home. It's just a few minutes to the Long Island Sound, 15 minutes to Baiting Hollow Farm Vineyard and a 5000+ acre preserve just to the south. In addition we have so many local amenities including the prestigious "Fish Church of Rocky Point", food spots, Starbucks & more. The sound is known for beautiful sunsets, sun tanning, paddle boarding, bike riding and fishing. The pebble beach is great to walk on with shoes or bare feet.

Beachy En Suite /Gateway to The North Fork
Adorable,quiet,clean, w private entrance, private bedroom and bathroom,breakfast nook and patio.We are located in a beach front town dubbed“Gateway to the North Fork”.Walking/driving directions to local beaches,15minute walk to our community beach,Wildwood StPk(.6mi away).Niks deli nearby.Minutes by car to wineries,breweries,farm stands,EastWind,TangerOutlets15min away,35min to Hamptons,Greenport!Hosts live in adjoining house.NoTV but Wifi is good so bring your device for entertainment.

North Country Cottage
Located near Long Island's beautiful beaches, vineyards, and wedding venues, this cozy cottage in the woods provides a quiet and comfortable place to stay while visiting! A spacious patio extends the living area, adding space to enjoy the outdoors in front of the fire pit or outdoor dining table. This property is located behind the owners' home and uses a shared driveway. While the owner is close by to address any issues during your stay, your space allows for total privacy.

Luxury modern farmhouse with heated pool & hot tub
*Pool is now open until late October This beautiful modern farmhouse is located on a one-acre lot and features a custom designed open-concept living space with vaulted ceilings that opens directly into a pool area. Hidden behind a bookshelf, you'll find a gorgeous game room with a piano and a pool table that can be easily converted into a ping pong table or working space. Please note that we do not allow weddings and events at this time.

The Katalpa House -by the beach
-Our beach is private, key and beach tag provided- (in brown shed) This 1000+ sf home, features a newly renovated kitchen, outdoor shower, and many quirks that come with a 90 year old home. The furnishings are eclectic and vintage. Most of the flooring is also new. The beach and bluffs are only about a 2 minute walk. The 1/4 acre lot is shared with a secondary unit as you can see in the photos which is occupied by my sister.

North shore Guest Room.
This apartment is our guest room with outside private entrance and off street parking. Apartment has a refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and toaster oven. Queen bed and a twin pullout couch bed is provided. The place is appropriate for a short stay as an affordable alternative to hotel stay.

Newly done studio apartment
A studio apartment located at our family home. Has a separate entrance and separate parking space for up to 2 cars. It consists of a queen bed, a kitchenette with sink, fridge, microwave, and coffee machine and a bathroom. The TV has Netflix access.
Popular amenities for Rocky Point vacation rentals
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point has vacation rentals tucked in quiet residential areas and near local preserves. Stays in neighborhood homes or around the wooded edges offer peaceful surroundings and easy access to outdoor activities.
What are the best things to do in Rocky Point with kids?
Kids can enjoy community playgrounds, participate in nature walks, or build sandcastles at nearby beaches. Educational farm visits and outdoor recreation programs are often suggested for families.
What are some of the best things to do in Rocky Point?
Explore pine barrens trails, relax on nearby beaches, or visit local shops and cafes. During warmer seasons, enjoy outdoor concerts, farmers' markets, and family-friendly community gatherings.
How is the weather in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point experiences cold winters around 25–39°F (-4–4°C), while summers are warmer near 67–83°F (20–28°C) with some humidity. Spring and fall bring mild temperatures and moderate rainfall, creating comfortable seasons for outdoor activities.
When is the best time to visit Rocky Point?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for comfortable temperatures and outdoor activities. Summer brings community events and access to the coast, while autumn has colorful foliage in the local preserves.
What are the best places to visit in Rocky Point?
Explore the Rocky Point State Pine Barrens Preserve and nearby beaches for outdoor relaxation. The community often recommends local parks and nature areas for a slower-paced experience.
What are some hiking trails in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point has woodland trails weaving through nature preserves and forested landscapes. Explore quiet paths where you can spot native plants and enjoy the area's local scenery.
What are some family activities we can do in Rocky Point?
Families enjoy exploring community playgrounds, forest trails, and sandy beaches around Rocky Point. Local farms and nature programs are often suggested for engaging children in the area's natural environment.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Rocky Point?
Explore Long Island vineyards, nearby historic hamlets, or waterfront parks to experience the broader region’s charm. Many visitors also enjoy visiting art galleries and lighthouses around the coast.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Rocky Point?
Many vacation rentals in Rocky Point welcome pets, especially those near residential neighborhoods or local parks. Look for listings that provide outdoor space and proximity to walking trails.
What are some local tips for visiting Rocky Point?
Bring layers for cool evenings, especially near the water or wooded trails. Locals often visit farmers' markets and small eateries to sample regional produce and homemade treats.
What is Rocky Point known for?
Rocky Point is known for its pine barrens, small-town atmosphere, and local shoreline with sandy beaches. The area has a history linked to early radio communications, reflected in some community landmarks.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point is known for its peaceful forested preserves, small community parks, and quiet shoreline spots. You might also discover locally owned shops or art spaces around the village center.
What are the best foods to try in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point is known for fresh seafood dishes, classic New York-style pizza, and locally baked pastries. Regional farm stands often have sweet corn, berries, and homemade jams.
What should I bring for a trip to Rocky Point?
Pack layers for changing weather, comfortable shoes for nature trails, and a swimsuit if you plan to visit the beach. A reusable water bottle and sun protection are handy for outdoor activities.
What is the nightlife in Rocky Point like?
Nightlife in Rocky Point centers around neighborhood taverns, casual restaurants, and spots with live music on select nights. The atmosphere is relaxed, with an emphasis on friendly, local gatherings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point has seasonal fairs, outdoor concerts, and community celebrations, especially in summer and early fall. Holiday parades and local markets are often highlights for both visitors and residents.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point has family-friendly vacation rentals in quiet neighborhoods or near parks and beaches. Many properties provide multiple bedrooms, outdoor space, and easy access to local activities.
All about Rocky Point
Rocky Point is a small beachside hamlet on the northern shores of New York’s Long Island, with sandy beaches and nature parks making up most of the community's footprint. The coastal village is an excellent destination for exploring nature without getting too far from major metropolitan areas. The region's primary nature parks, the Rocky Point State Pine Barrens Preserve and State Forests, are located in what used to be the largest radio broadcasting site in the world. Situated just inland of the coastal township, this communications center turned ecological reserve has several hiking paths and a popular mountain bike trail available for use.
Part of the greater New York metro area, Rocky Point is a prime jumping-off point for exploring the surrounding cities and metropolitan communities. New York's Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens boroughs — and their countless museums, bookstores, restaurants, and performance venues — are just a short bus or train ride away.
What are the top things to do in Rocky Point?
Rocky Point Mountain Bike Trail
This popular mountain biking trail is located in the Rocky Point Pine Barrens State Forest area and includes more than 15 miles of maintained pathways. While mountain biking is the primary activity, you can find visitors regularly hiking, horseback riding, and snowshoeing in the winter.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
Also referred to as the Summer White House, this former home of President Theodore Roosevelt is now a museum curated by the National Parks Service and is a part of their National Historic Places Registry. The 23-room Victorian estate and surrounding 86-acres are available for exploration, as is the walking trail leading from the estate to the beautiful Cold Spring Harbor Beach.
Wildwood State Park
This state park consists of more than 600 acres of pristine hardwood forests and a two-mile stretch of white-sand beach on the north shore of Long Island. Swimming in the cool Long Island Sound waters and hiking through the lush valleys are two of the more popular activities in the park. Though mountain biking, fishing, and picnic areas are all available as well.
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