• PYA – Port Youth Association
  Glen Lane
  PYA is a local not for profit that introduces kids to sports through parent coaches. Many sports are offered through the PYA platform but they are best known for their Flag Football, Lacrosse, and Baseball programs.
• PAL – Police Athletic League
  325 Main Street
  PAL fields and courts are located on Port’s waterfront. Best known for their baseball and softball programming, the PAL also offers many other programs including basketball, Books and Balls, and series to help kids keep active without organized sports.  

Soccer:

• Port Soccer Club
  Port Soccer Club offers professional training for all ages and levels through their intertown program, winter murals, camps and clinics, and travel programs.

Dance:

• Berest Dance Center
  12 South Washington St
  Owned by nationally recognized and internationally known mother and daughter Olga Berest and Heather Berest, the dance center offers 100+ classes for both fun and professional training in a supportive environment.
• Dance Arts
  1019 Port Washington Boulevard
  Starting at the age of 2, Dance Arts focuses on Creative Movement before introducing students to different styles of dance.  The school is known for their shows at the end of each school year. Featuring glamorous costumes with punchy music, kids look forward to performing!
• DanceWorks
  DanceWorks offers the only competitive dance team in Port Washington, in addition to classes for all levels.

Tennis:

• Port Washington Tennis Academy
  100 Harbor Road
  Featuring 17 indoor courts, all Har-Tru clay except for four hard courts, as well as an indoor ¼ mile track, Your kids will love fueling up after their lessons at the The Tennis Academy’s complimentary snack bar including  cookies, coffee, tea and fresh bananas.
• Sporttime Roslyn
  1 Landing Road, Roslyn
  Sporttime offers 7 indoor courts for adults and kids, a pro shop and locker rooms. The organization is located near Diane’s Bakery in Roslyn, about 10 minutes from Port Washington.Outdoor courts are available at Manorhaven Park and Schreiber High School (not during school hours).

Ice Skating:

• Port Washington Skating Center
  70 Seaview Boulevard
  Whether you’re looking to learn how to skate, play hockey or just have some fun with the family, the Port Washington Skating Center is a smaller rink with an upper deck viewing area. Family run and operated for years, your kids will feel welcome from the moment they step foot inside.

Library:

• Port Washington Public Library
  One Library Drive (516) 883-4400
  Port’s award winning library offers programming for every age group. From story time in their recently built Children’s room to a separate Teen center,  Adult education to Career Coaching, online book rentals to virtual events and so much more, the library prides itself on being the hub of knowledge for Port residents.

Playgrounds:

• Pine Street Playground
  Features two playgrounds, one for small children and the other for older kids, in an enclosed area, a small basketball court, small baseball/softball field and paved walkways suitable for scootering or learning how to ride a bike.
• Blumenfeld Family Park aka Landmark Park
  232 Main Street
  Located just off Main Street across from the Library, this park features swings, two playgrounds including monkey bars and swings, a large field, benches and tables suitable.