Coffin Woods

Coffin Woods, originally part of Charles Coffin's estate, was bequeathed to the North Shore Wildlife Sanctuary in 1963. This 73-acre preserve features a mature oak-beech-tulip tree woodland, a small pond, and a diverse range of spring ephemerals, attracting various wildlife including box turtles and wood thrushes.

Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of Coffin Woods while adhering to important rules, such as keeping dogs leashed and refraining from picnicking. The preserve offers a unique opportunity to explore a healthy stand of rare plants and experience the tranquility of Long Island's natural habitat.

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