Oyster Bay Station – Northern LIRR Terminus

The Oyster Bay station, located at the intersection of Shore and Maxwell Avenues in the Town of Oyster Bay, Nassau County, approximately 32.9 miles from Long Island City, was the eastern terminus of the LIRR Oyster Bay Branch. Its (restoration) station is one of the last romantic Tudor Revival–style historic depots (rebuilt in 1902), dating back to June 24, 1889, which today is being restored as part of the Oyster Bay Railroad Museum. There is a contemporary, high-level, concrete, four-car, side platform, for the south track for boarding and a north siding to a seven-track yard beyond.

Amenities consist of free parking, ADA accessibility (with ramps and tactile strips), ticket vending machines, and a sheltered waiting area but without ticket office or staffed ticket sales. Steps from Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park and a walkable distance to downtown Oyster Bay, features such as Raynham Hall Museum, waterfront dining, and landmarks. It remains one of the last LIRR terminals to still be served by diesel trains, though peak-hour direct service to Penn Station has been introduced here after few decades.

LIRR Oyster Bay Station

Get the address, parking and nearby visiting places of LIRR Oyster Bay Station in below:

Address

• Station: Oyster Bay Station (last stop on the LIRR)
• Location: At the corner of Shore Avenue and Maxwell Avenue
• Place: Oyster Bay, Nassau County, New York
• Zip Code: 11771
• Location: Waterfront-North shore of Long Island.

Parking Facilities

Free Parking:

• Public lot beside the station (south side of tracks)
• Good for commuters and visitors for day to day

Permit Parking:

• A few places may be Town of Oyster Bay permits from Monday to Friday during peak hours
• Check local signage for restrictions

Bicycle Racks:

• Located near the station entrance
• Safe for short-term locking

Accessible Parking:

• Accessible parking spaces near access to the platform.

Nearest places to visit & sightseeing

• Station location: Oyster Bay Railroad Museum (across the street from the station)
• You may also see:

Historic station building is saving, murió building.

• Includes vintage railcars, a turntable and displays

Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park (4-min. walk)

• A park that is located on the water, equipped with beaches, boat docks, tennis courts, and picnic facilities

Gorgeous views over Oyster Bay Harbor

• Raynham Hall Museum (5-minute walk)
• Notable Single Family Residence
• Artifacts of spy ring and Revolutionary War history

Downtown Oyster Bay Village

• Charming stores, coffee shops, and neighborhood restaurants
• Farmer’s markets and seasonal festivals

Christ Church Oyster Bay (Historic Church)

• In memory of Theodore Roosevelt
• Public tours and history walks welcome

Waterfront Restaurants

• Bustling places such as Oyster Bay Brewing Company and Canterbury’s Oyster Bar & Grill are close by

Station Features

• A reference above ground side platform (4 cars long)
• Two either as a siding & a train yard
• ADA accessible, up to transportation standards, including ramps and tactile strips
• Ticket Vending Machines available on-site
• No staffed ticket office

Oyster Bay Station Schedule [Eastbound: From Jamaica to Oyster Bay]