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    Cupsogue Beach Hut

    4.2 (34 reviews)

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    Mozzarella sticks
    Ross H.

    The Beach Hut on Dune rd is a fun place to go in the summer during the day, or if you want to catch a sun set. They have live music all day, and close at 9pm. The food is very basic. Basically beach seafood and finger foods. They have a bar also where you can get mixed drinks or daiquiris. If you are looking to get a quick bite on the beach, or want to enjoy a drink and watch the sunset on the ocean and not break your wallet, then this is the place. Music is kind of loud, and if you are going to come with a big party don't expect to find seating for everyone.

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    Rory Q.

    Clean water, soft sand, responsible lifeguards, greedy fat seagulls, beautiful beach with enough shell to pick. Not crowded on weekend, maybe because of the low temperature. Lodges nearby are cute. We walked far toward east, but didn't see any sign of seals, but a big crab was walking on the beach. And the transparent gel we found on the beach, don't know what it is. On a cloudy day, we saw a few surfers playing with the big wave. Kids had great fun. About 1 hour 40 minutes drive from NYC, without much traffic(maybe we are very lucky). $15 for parking. Restroom is not big but convenient, not sure whether there will be a long queue on busy days. Open to 17:30 in summer, lifeguard leave right on time.

    Coconut shrimp spring rolls
    Melissa D.

    This beach hut has really good food. The food is always fresh. The staff is always friendly and they have great food choice selections. They also have a great bar. The banana mudslide is out of this world. Prices are high. But it's worth it for a beach day. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich which came with fries. It was really tasty and moist. I also ordered the coconut shrimp spring rolls. They were out of this world!!!!!

    Playing in the waves and searching for seashells

    Nice beach. $18 to park. Complementary sunscreen provided by the local hospital and pull string showers available to rinse off. Lifeguards on duty. Snack bar is available. They allow smoking on the beach (which was surprising). Can get crowded on the weekend, but there was still plenty of room for everyone. You can even search for some nice sized seashells.

    Pinky And The B.

    Lifeguards: June 18-Sept. 5, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Daily Resident Parking (Green Key Holders) $ 5.00 Sr. Cit./Handicap/Volunteer w/Green Key (Mon.-Fri. Except Holidays.) FREE Tourist Parking (Non Green Key Holders) 10.00 In the 1950s the park was acquired by the Suffolk County Parks Department. By the 1970s Cupsogue Beach County Park was given a pavilion and boardwalk. This park is home to many piping plovers, a federally protected shorebird. Cupsogue Beach has restrooms, first aid center, showers and changing rooms are all situated at Cupsogue's pavilion. Campers and recreational vehicles are permitted along the access road running parallel to the outer beach. Camping fees apply. Diving is permitted at slack tide on the bay side of the park only. It is a fishing beach and seems to be more wild and less commerical. It seems there is always a shark sighting there. http://westhampton-hamptonbays.patch.com/articles/beach-goers-head-to-cupsogue-beach-to-see-sharks There are seals at this beach as well. http://www.cresli.org/cresli/seals/seal_sightings.html 4 stars for having real wild life like real beaches that are alive and not dead like many popular LI beaches. Again no matter what the web sites say there are no white sand beaches on LI. But for a LI beach this one comes close to being more natural than the others.

    Anthony G.

    Beautiful beach in Westhampton Dunes which is great to come layout in the summer or do a nature walk in the spring and fall. Come in the winter, if you're lucky during low tides, you'll see harbor seals. Parking is $15 in summer but free off season. It's a nice and more peaceful park to come.

    Dawn

    The fiancé and I came here to watch the sunrise and it's gorgeous! Took a stroll along the beach and we practically had the whole beach to ourselves. It gets crowded as the day goes on. We will definitely be back. The admission fee of 15 dollars starts from 8.30am to 5pm.

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    Had a pleasant experience, very pretty and pristine. Enjoy the dune road riding in. Clean facilities.

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    Ask the Community - Cupsogue Beach Hut

    Is there an entrance fee? If so, how much is it?

    $15

    Can we get in without a resident' sticker?

    Yes you have to pay to park unless it's after 5pm then parking is free

    Is this on the Atlantic ocean or is it part of Long Island sound?

    On the ocean.

    Can you camp here?

    Yes there is camping for RV's

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    A beautiful beach to visit in the summer with a wonderful drive on Dune road to get there.

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    Quogue Wildlife Refuge

    Quogue Wildlife Refuge

    4.8(42 reviews)
    7.2 mi

    One of LI's hidden gems - also happens to be free. Well kept trails and birds of prey you can check…read moreout before talking a nice walk. Trails are very easy to walk, even if you have a stroller with you. Easy beginner hike or leisurely stroll for just about anyone.

    4.5 Stars.    I love…read morethe Long Island Pine Barrens Region. So much so, that in Las Vegas, I have had dreams that I was hiking in Sears Burrows County Park. A few forested miles southwest of it, my dream kind of came true when we visited the Quogue Wildlife Refuge. My stepmother, who is familiar with the Refuge encouraged my dad and I to join her there on a nature walk.    The Quogue Wildlife Refuge has been protecting this 305 acre naturescape since 1934. It is a naturescape adorned with pine forests, fields, the rare dwarf pine forest, bogs, swamps, a pond, and pine oak forests.    Contrary to how I envisioned the Refuge, it was not this difficult to find place. Parking was right off Old Country Road. Across from the unpaved parking lot were the attractions that serve as a trailhead to the four color coded trails (please see the map proceeding the review) that range from a 0.8 mile hike on the Green Trail to a 2.5 mile hike on the Blue Trail. Welcoming us was the Outdoor Wildlife Complex where injured wildlife are well taken care of thanks to the kindness of people that care. One of the acts of kindness are the Visitors who donate money at the entrance. This leads to the point that admission is free, yet a donation is the right thing to do. I took some time photographing the animals that included owls, foxes, raccoons, and Giant African Spurred tortoises in the nearby greenhouse. Although these aren't grand habitats that would be found in the Bronx Zoo, I appreciated that the animals had a home. In the shadow of the Outdoor Wildlife Complex and pine trees was the full service restrooms. All the way to the left was the Old Ice Pond.    My Dad, stepmother, and yours truly engaged in a relatively short walk in the southeast corner of the park where a pine oak forest interspersed with fields dominate. My Dad's knees bother him, so we engaged in a shorter hike with breaks on the benches breathing, hearing, and sightseeing the pine barrens. We'd see a deer and birds up on the pine trees. Our ears would also take in the sound of the nearby train. Our experience leads to the point that the seven miles of hiking trails appear to be more relaxing than strenuous.    The Old Ice Pond framed by a mature forest is the picture postcard centerpiece of the landscape. There are hiking trails that overlook it. We took in this picture postcard from a bench and inside the Charles Banks Belt Nature Center, which looks like an inn overlooking the pond. We shared the panoramic spectacular views of the ice pond with several volunteers who were sending out materials that we assumed were promoting the Refuge. Within this building that reminds me of a lodge, is a museum of neat nature related stuff. Some were real like the lizards. The preserved butterflies were really cool. This is a neat place to check out when it os open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.    Our visit ended with the three of us taking in the springtime scenery of the Old Ice Pond.    I do have a concern that is causing me to leave my rating at 4.5 instead of 5 stars. That has to do with the east preiphery fence. When we walked along the southeast border there was a fence smack dab in the middle of the pine forest. My concern is that this is unprotected land that can fall victim to the bulldozer. If that were to happen, it would ruin the experience on account of a truncated forest causing the Refuge to feel more like a caged in 305 acre yard than a part of a pine forest. I really hope that the other side of the east periphery fence is a protected forest. My concern is merited from seeing a before and after picture inside the Nature Center of rapid sprawl along nearby County Route 104.    On the future, I would love to return to Quogue Wildlife Refuge. Especially in the Fall when the trees change colors over the pond. Until then, I hope to have more dreams about the Pine Barrens.

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