Planning a summer getaway to Long Island’s North Fork? June is the perfect time to visit this charming coastal region, known for its wineries, farm stands, and peaceful beach towns. Whether you’re coming for a weekend escape or a midweek adventure, there’s no shortage of things to do on the North Fork in June.
From sun-soaked vineyards to fresh seafood and scenic drives, this North Fork travel guide will help you make the most of your early summer trip. Here’s everything you should add to your itinerary—starting with a relaxing glass of wine at Suhru & Lieb Vineyards.
June on the North Fork is like a warm-up act for peak summer. The crowds are still light, the weather is perfect, and local farms and vineyards are in full swing. This is the time to soak up the best of the North Fork without the hustle of high-season tourism.
Top reasons to visit in June:
Comfortable temps (high 60s to mid-70s)
Lavender fields in bloom
Peak strawberry season
Winery patios in full swing
Ideal conditions for kayaking, biking, and farm-hopping
🍷 Sip & Savor: A Midweek Stop at Suhru & Lieb VineyardsIf you’re building out your list of things to do on the North Fork in June, a midweek wine stop is a must—and Suhru & Lieb Vineyards is the perfect place to pause.
📍 Location: Cutchogue, NY
🌿 Why Visit: Tucked away off the Main Road, this boutique winery offers a peaceful, stylish tasting room and a sun-drenched patio surrounded by greenery.
💡 Midweek Tip: Suhru & Lieb is ideal for a midweek visit—less crowds, more chill. Enjoy a curated flight or just grab a glass of rosé and settle into an Adirondack chair outside. It’s the kind of spot that captures everything the North Fork is about.
🧀 Bonus: Pair your wine with one of their local cheese boards or seasonal bites.
🔗 View their current events and tasting hours
🛶 Outdoor Adventures & Nature StopsJune is a great month to take advantage of the North Fork’s natural beauty:
Rent kayaks or paddleboards in Orient or Southold and explore the Peconic Bay.
Bike the wine trail from Mattituck to Greenport and stop at scenic overlooks.
Walk the trails at Downs Farm Preserve or Inlet Pond County Park for bird watching and tranquil forest paths.
Sunbathe at Truman’s Beach or hit Orient Beach State Park for a long, peaceful shoreline walk.
June is the start of harvest season, and North Fork farms are buzzing with activity. Don’t miss:
Strawberry picking at Patty’s Berries & Bunches (Mattituck) or Sujecki Farms (Calverton)
Fresh produce, pies, and flowers at Harbes Family Farm (Mattituck) or Briermere Farms (Riverhead)
Local honey, jam, and wine jellies from North Fork farm stands on Sound Avenue
Whether you’re craving seafood, small plates, or a farm-to-table feast, the North Fork delivers:
The Frisky Oyster (Greenport): Modern seafood with upscale flair
Southold Social (Southold): New American fare with a French twist
Noah’s (Greenport): A local favorite for creative small plates, fresh-caught seafood, and craft cocktails—perfect for sharing after a day of exploring
Lucharitos (Aquebogue & Greenport): Great for tacos and margaritas after a beach day
Planning an overnight? Here are a few places to book:
The Menhaden (Greenport): Boutique hotel with a rooftop deck and bike rentals
The Lin Beach House (Greenport): Stylish boutique stay with vintage charm and an on-site wine bar
The Shoals (Southold): A luxe waterfront option right on the marina
Whether you’re exploring vineyards, relaxing at the beach, or filling your basket with fresh strawberries, the North Fork in June offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.
Make sure to include a visit to Suhru & Lieb Vineyards in your Mother Nature-meets-midweek-chill itinerary—it’s one of the best ways to experience the laid-back luxury that defines North Fork living.
Planning your trip? Keep an eye on Suhru & Lieb’s event calendar and book your tasting in advance for the best midweek experience.
