Introduction
Golden beaches and the sweet nectar of fermented grapes are the sirens that lure most travelers to this slender strip of Long Island. Though close to the Hamptons, the attitude is completely un-Hamptons; South Forkers refer to this area as "upstate."
Thank goodness. Right now it's a laid-back playground that's quaint, beautiful, and completely unpretentious. Wineries just took root out here less than 30 years ago, and Long Island wines are growing in recognition -- and numbers. There are now 23 places to sample them. But this tiny tract of flat, beachy turf is also a great place to just relax. With a couple of bold new restaurants, the culinary scene on the North Fork is definitely picking up, though this area still can't compare to the South Fork in its range of dining (and lodging) options.
Just two roads slice through the North Fork: Route 25 and Route 25A. Take either of them past Riverhead and you'll trade malls for farmstands, wineries, and tiny towns brimming with...
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Danford's on the Sound
A sprawling resort right on Long Island Sound, Danford's is its own Colonial New England-style village imbued with a nautical theme. The spacious...
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Ransome Inn
- Upon arriving at The Ransome Inn, you will be greeted by all the conveniences of your home and office while treating yourself to an abundance of...
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Golden Pineapple Bed and Breakfast
- Beautiful Colonial Victorian home located within walking distance to the bustling downtown Port Jefferson Village and the harbor side. In the village...
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