Beautiful beach and very clean. They have restrooms available, and a lifeguard is present during…read morenormal hours. You must have a parking permit to park here, so plan ahead! Daily permits are not always offered but are $30 per car when available. The Town of South Hampton website typically can give you the most current information on parking permits.

Gorgeous beach in Sagaponack. Clean, spacious and a kid friendly dam to enjoy. Dog and family…read morefriendly beach. Gorgeous views. Lots of parking. A must see when visiting Town of Southampton. After a beach day, go to Wolfer winery for a glass of rose.

This SYS which is heavily supported by generous locals, is now showing its age after over two…read moresuccessful decades of heavy use. There are many positives. Members are generally very satisfied with the many services and programs. The fitness center is well equipped and supervised and is kept in excellent operating condition. There are plenty of TVs with convenient connectivity to those working out. The main gym is large and accommodating to team soccer, basketball , archery and pickleball. Pickleball nets are easily assembled and the gym weekday mornings welcome free open pickleball. The locker rooms and bathrooms are very clean. There is an on-site excellent physical therapist in the fitness area, who is my go to PT expert, Mr. Matthew Mobius. On the negative side, the building is in much need of a tune up. The SYS Administration does not have a consistent record of friendly and responsive management. The front desk may be staffed with poorly supervised youth doing mandated community service. The squash court walls are particularly beat up, in immediate need of repair. Parking is often lacking due to the strong popularity of SYS. Unfortunately the facility lacks an indoor pool. SYS is an important part of the Hamptons and there is really nothing else nearby that offers such a varied and affordable sports venue. The nearest YMCA has an excellent indoor pool and is located in East Hampton.

Nice little park adjacent to the Tennis club. Soccer field is good for small sided games. Watch…read moreyour GPS it may mislead you. Mine had me go 1/4 of a mile past the entry road.

It's a beautiful park, problem is that dogs aren't allowed to set a paw down on it. I understand…read morethe playground aspect, so restrictions on where dogs would be able to roam would be completely acceptable, leash restrictions would be fine. And it's obviously important to make sure dog owners clean up. But seriously, my little doggy girl sees this park and wants to go in but two evil signs let us know she can't. Wonderful park for kids though.

Great place for the littluns to run around and hurt themselves, naturally. Has two baseball…read morediamonds, B-ball courts, and tennis courts and a nice open field to just chill out and beam your friends in the head with a frisbee.... Unfortunately it's very sketchy at the same time... especially at night. I always get the feeling there will be some leery people wandering around at night... that, and minors concealing and drinking alcohol.

Ha. So the Bathing Corp is a private club on the ocean at the South end of Lake Agawam in…read moreSouthampton Village. They have beach access, lockers, food, a saltwater pool, and all the other things that you'd imagine. Getting a membership, I understand, is very difficult. This place is definitely a society spot, and they like to keep it that way. I've been inside a few times, but not since I was a little kid (my mom spoke of being shunned there for breast feeding, which she felt was tantamount to a human rights violation). I guess it's alright, although I never saw the point of having a salt water pool in the first place, and everything inside is designed to make you sure you're in the most exclusive of resort towns. I gave it three stars, but whatever - I don't think I'll ever go inside there again. Not my scene. Not a healthy one.

Old school private club. Food's not so good, but the views over the ocean and Lake Agawam can't be…read morebeat.

Stopped by on the way to Montauk. Most of the outlets to the beach were closed off since it was…read morepre-season March. Found one at the end which led to a Long clean sandy beach on the other side of a small hill. Very clean camping space (minus the deer poop).

As someone who goes to a lot to alot parks. Half showers are very nice the other half disaster…read morescene. Customer service is mixed some people don't care about rules and some do. The park is beautiful.

I stopped in to this park to see the camera obscura…read morehttps://www.atlasobscura.com/places/mitchell-park but it is closed because of the pandemic. Serious bummer. The rest of the park including the carousel is lovely. It's Memorial Day weekend and so they have planted a bunch of flags around. There are several memorials including a plaque mounted on a stone in tribute to the US Merchant Marine during WWII. It is a nice green space with the marina, the carousel, the camera obscura and in the winter time, an ice skating rink. The town's festivals and markets are held here as well. Street parking nearby is limited, so good luck with that. [Review 15314 overall, 816 of 2021, number 201 in New York.]

This is a review for the park only. One thing I like about Greenport and this park is that they…read morehave lots of events during the summer including outdoor concerts, Shakespeare in the park and special events. This weekend a last minute arrival by the Draken a Viking ship created based on existing artifacts and trial and error. It was a bit unorganized in the early morning and the Viking village, food vendors and Whiskey tent was nonexistent probably due to the poor weather. But the main event the Draken was there and for $12 you get a short tour of the boat. Very impressive re-creation of what a Viking boat probably looked like. A crew of 30 works this vessel and traveled all the way from Norway and invaded our tiny village of Greenport.

This place is part of my childhood. I used to bring friends here and go swimming. As I got Older I…read moreenjoyed the trails a lot more. The park is beautiful and dog friendly.

Came here for a walk. Beautiful views and blufs! Great place to view the beach from the cliffs…read more Definitely coming back here. Came with my dog and he loved the views too

Hidden gem of a state park! WW2 bunkers, steep cliffs overlooking the ocean, and a nice walking…read morepath. 10/10