Welcome to Frank Melville Memorial Park
Frank Melville Memorial Park was established in 1937 by Ward Melville in memory of his father, a gift from Mrs. Frank Melville Jr. The 26-acre park features five historic structures, including a Greek Revival post office, a replica grist mill, the last miller’s cottage, a 20th-century barn, and the Bates House. Set near the Setauket Village Green and historic churches, it is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The park includes an estuary, natural woodland, and over 200 plant species, with scenic trails winding toward Conscience Bay and the Caroline Church.
Support & Volunteer
Your help brings life to the park through generous support and volunteer work.
Latest Park News
New Plantings Around the Park and Pond
Growing a Greener Future for Frank Melville Park Walk a
New Bench by Hap’s Red Barn
Just a short stroll from our new shared library near
Take a Book, Leave a Book
We’re thrilled to introduce a special new addition to Frank