Moving Companies in Bay Shore, NY

Moving from Bay Shore 

Bay Shore, New York is a quaint, seaside town with lots of recreational, employment and educational opportunities. These factors, along with year-long picturesque views, a strong economy and a culturally diverse population, make the city a great place to live and work. But if the time has come to move on to bigger and better things in a new place, U-Pack^® can help. 

Let U-Pack move you from Bay Shore to your new city

U-Pack is a long-distance self-move service where you do the packing and loading, and we handle the driving. It’s an easy, lower-cost way to move! With more than 240 locations across the country, we can move you from Ankeny to almost any location in the U.S., Canada or Puerto Rico. Get a free online quote or call 844-362-5303844-594-3077 to get a moving quote.   

Enjoy Bay Shore 

Take a break from packing and get out and explore Bay Shore one more time before leaving. Here are some fun things to do:

• Walk or bike at Argyle Park. This park features breathtaking views of Argyle Lake and its surroundings. There are ample bike and walking paths, and plenty of green space, making it a perfect place to get out of the house for a quick jog, bike ride or stroll through the park. 
• Get some retail therapy at Tanger Outlets. Located in nearby Deer Park, the Tanger Outlets is a great place to spend a few hours shopping or dining. The outlet mall features several upscale retailers, along with plenty of dining options, and even a movie theater and ice-skating rink.
• See the history of Long Island racing at The Himes Museum of Motor Racing. This museum features a detailed history of Long Island auto racing: complete with vintage radios, ticket booths, race cars, and other memorabilia and artifacts.
• Tour the Sagtikos Manor. This historic home was the former Long Island headquarters for the British Army during the Revolutionary War and also served as a place of residence for former U.S. President George Washington during 1790. Through a walking tour, visitors can learn the history of life on Long Island during this period, complete with furniture, accessories and other period-appropriate pieces.