When you book an RV rental in Suffolk County, it opens the door to an incredible and clean campground and Robert Moses State Park. Playgrounds and picnic areas are perfect for big families, and the park is open year-round. Those picnic areas also have grills set up for groups of any size in Fields 2, 3 and 4. From the uncrowded exploration of the park in the early season to finding camping buddies along the way, Robert Moses offers a wide range of opportunity. Those who come for the adventure should make way for Field 3 where they can find fishing, biking, hiking, boating, and jetskiing. Host large groups of people in the Field's first-come, first-serve gazebo, or make use of the underpass tunnel that leads to a massive boat basin. Campers are permitted to bring their own boats so long as it has been properly cleaned and drained to ensure the quality and beauty of the beaches and its waters stays as pristine as possible. Crabbing and fishing are popular past times off the pier as long as you have a permit from the Park Office, which is right on the pier, and it is open seven days a week. For a relaxing day, spread out on Fire Island’s world-renowned soft white sand beaches at the ocean’s edge at Field 5. While all of the fields have stretches of beach, this Field is known for its lovely shoreline. Picking out sweet treats or meals from the concessions bars, or walking along the surf as people enjoy the day is the perfect relaxing activity. Or for some relaxed action, go to Field 2 for a lovely 18-hole Pitch & Putt Golf Course that is open to everyone. State Park RV camping is an experience like no other, especially at Robert Moses!

When camping with an RV, your options are limitless. Spending the day in nature and on the shore is incredible, but the best part about Robert Moses State Park is that a short mile away is Kismet, a bustling hamlet filled with things to do, places to visit, and restaurants serving up some of the best seafood specialties. This charming small town is exactly what you would imagine a picturesque fishing town should look like, with laidback locals, and fish markets. Visit without a plan in mind and wander through the charming attractions the town has to offer, enjoying ice cream or lounging on the beach! Book a biking trip through the lovely winery and choose between seeing the farm and winery or the fruit orchards and the winery, or do all three! Learn about the history of Mattituck and sip on some local wine while enjoying the day. Or get extra adventurous and charter a shark cage diving experience in advance! Ships leaving from the port travel just a half-hour south of Long Island where warm gulf waters bring up mako and blue sharks, along with mahi-mahi, sea turtles, sunfish, and more. You can also indulge in the local life. Drop-in at The Shack a little further beyond Kismet for a drink, order the Long Island breakfast classic, bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll, and enjoy a day free of worries.