Foster Memorial Long Beach

4.8 mi

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.

Take first left out of the parking lot to get to the site

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Small lot that fills up fast on the weekends. Note: day passes sometimes are not sold weekends

Egypt Beach

5.0

(2 reviews)

8.5 mi

This is a beautiful and quiet beach. Great for running or finding some bliss/alone time. :)read more

Fantastic beach. The surf was a bit rough and there was occasional trash on the beach but it's…read morequiet and not crowded. Dogs allowed after 6pm.

The road ends at the beach. That's the Maidstone Club on the right.

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East Hampton Main Beach

4.4

(37 reviews)

7.5 mi

Beautiful area beautiful beach... Enjoyed the air the ocean the send today... And last night was a…read morevery interesting and friendly venue on the beach... #Art

On a sunny November day, with gusty wind and roaring waves, I walked along this beautiful beach all…read morebundled up and in my weatherproof boots! Quiet and peaceful, with a nod to a few other brave beach loving souls in the 20 degrees out there! Taking off my gloves, I touched the soft sand and felt the icy freezing water. Exhilarating it was! CHEERS!

Morning Has Broken! (12/04/24)

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Flying Point Beach

4.5

7.3 mi

My 1st Lemonade Stand? Check Topless? Check…read morePeople you actually want to see topless? Check. Check. Check. Parking permits available to Water Mill residents? Check. White sand beach and 70 degree water in July/August? Check Going to this beach before my shift? Check. Gotta be a 5 star.......

Open Memorial Day to Labor Day. Swimming when lifeguards are on duty. Residents seasonal parking…read morepermit $30; non-resident $225; $20 non-resident daily fee.The parking lot is full of expensive cars, as Water Mill residents call this their summer beach spot. This beach is often host to several summer parties, as well as the host location of the annual Flying Point 10K for Autism Awareness. There are no true white sand beaches in New York no matter what the brochures say. For that you need to go to Siesta Key in Florida or Aruba. The sand is tan like most NY beaches.

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Mecox Beach

6.9 mi

We love this beach. Clean bathrooms/simple outdoor shower; food truck; lovely sand/beach.read more

This beach is pretty similar to coopers beach but less crowded. Also less expensive $30 for the…read moreday (we went after 2 and they charged us $20). They had an icecream truck there the whole time. Only problem was again, the bathrooms were incredibly messy. The kids that run this place really need to stop lounging around all day and clean the bathroom once in awhile. Other than that it's pretty good.

First toes in the Atlantic

I see the ocean

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Here comes the wave

Amagansett Beach & Bicycle

(22 reviews)

9.1 mi

We stayed nearby and rented bikes from here…read more Rental prices not cheap although reflect the area. Giving these guys 5 stars because... Rented bikes and headed off with my son towards Montauk lighthouse. About halfway my back tire went flat so I was kind of screwed... was not sure what to do- called the bike place, a young guy from Jamaica drove straight out and was there in about 30 mins. He sorted the bike out in formula one pit stop timing. He was super nice. They saved the day!

love how I gifted the owner 2 nice 'Specialized' brand bikes from the 90s for Free last summer,…read moreworth hundreds of dollars, and then when I come to ask a favor to fix my girlfriends brakes on her bike just now he says I need new tires so I'm like ok ( thinking he'll give me a deal ) he bills me $130 bucks!! $25 of it for ten minutes of labor , so petty, charging me when I gave you hundreds in free inventory?! Gave me zero leeway or hook up. Not how you return a favor or kindness. I figured if you give you'll always have, not in this case! Sorry but you did me dirty guy! Not cool, especially when I say how I knew your main guy Harrison for nearly a decade before he left you & mentioned that.

Accabonac Harbor Sunset

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A Room at the Beach

4.2

(10 reviews)

4.3 mi

They have Hästens Beds in their suites!! Literally the best bed in the world! I rested so well…read more Blew me away. The staff was so thoughtful, kind, welcoming, and I felt like this could be my new home! The flowers, trees, cute experience spaces, gardens... it was amazing. I highly recommend this boutique hotel. Would love to throw an event there!

I've been traveling my entire adult life. From hostels to high rises and everything in between. My…read moreexperience at ARATB was bar none the best hospitality I've ever received. They accommodated some last minute travel conflicts and helped me make it to my friend wedding in the nick of time! The rooms are perfectly decorated to feel unique and cozy but not overdone. The floor plan is extremely clever because they utilize a slat wall to separate the bathroom area from the room, with the tv mounted flush. This design eliminates wasted space and creates a circular flow to the room which made it feel much more spacious. The rules were lax, in that they let adults be adults as long as they act like adults. The staff was attentive and the amenities in my room were luxurious and some were even complimentary. It's easy to get to the Main Street in town and central to all the best beaches. Great for instagram photos too! Definitely enjoy a stay here and you won't be disappointed. Special thank you to Angela and Jose for making me feel so at home.

The Hästens bed! Best rest I've ever experienced at a hotel!

Courtyard

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Front patio (each room also has a private rear patio/garden area)

LongHouse Reserve

4.6

(34 reviews)

6.5 mi

Overall: 5/5 LongHouse Illuminated Event: 1/5…read more (Photos below are only from the illumination event) Absolutely love the LongHouse! As a local I have visited this 16 acre garden almost every year. I have great memories of school field trips, participating in the student art competitions, taking my high school senior banquet photos here and more. There are countless contemporary sculptures including permanent items and items on loan. Almost every time you come back there is something new and wonderful to look at! (The Red Garden is my favorite). It's also fun to look for frogs and turtles in the pond! You'll have a great time just strolling through the garden (especially during the summer) or when attending an after hours event. Just plan accordingly, come soon to get parking otherwise you'll have to park on the street. Overall I usually have a fantastic experience. If you're visiting The Hamptons, definitely check out The LongHouse Reserve! Despite my love for the LongHouse, I do have the rate the LongHouse Illuminated experience a 1/5. I would not recommend this event. It's a pretty hefty price for not much to look at ($35 for Non-Members, $20.00 for members, $15.00 for students and FREE for Children under 12 years old). When you first walk in the Docents will check you in since you have to register online. They were incredibly kind and helpful. After that the shop and restrooms are to your left. (I bought a cute beanie!) From there I started walking on the path and wrote my wish on the Wish Tree. The paths were poorly lit and only a few sculptures were illuminated. There was a small hut with a tacky snowflake projection on it. I mildly regret paying $35 per person to attend an illumination event when only thing really illuminated was the path. However, the Fly's Eye Dome and the House were incredible! We weren't able to stray off the path so it was a quick 20 minute walk through the entire thing. I was considering walking through it again but I told myself there's nothing to look at, it'll be better to walk through town and look at the lights. They had snacks and complementary hot chocolate, wine, or cold cider at the pavilion (and the cups were only filled, literally, 1/3 of the way up). Can I get my time (and money) back lol

Manager repeatedly questioned my 70-year-old Asian mother after payment was verified. Felt…read morediscriminatory and humiliating.

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Town of Southampton Sagg Main Beach

4.8 mi

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.

Take first left out of the parking lot to get to the site

Sunset

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Small lot that fills up fast on the weekends. Note: day passes sometimes are not sold weekends

Hamptons Mini Golf

3.9

(13 reviews)

8.8 mi

Nice family oriented mini golf. There's also a little casual restaurant…read more We didn't really participate in other offerings, but the driving range was very popular when we were there.

Cool location to spend half or the whole day. They have a variety of golf related activities for…read moredifferent levels and a food cart to get small bites.

All new Hamptons Mini Golf!

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Sag Harbor State Golf Course

3.4

(7 reviews)

3.1 mi

As a novice golfer I found the staff friendly but BEWARE of the boys' club…read more I was behind, not holding anyone up and a foursome of men said women have no place golfing. I thought golfers were supposed to have some etiquette!

Staff very friendly…read more Greens in decent condition. Course not so much. Very soggy, poor drainage. Very inexpensive and for what it is course is great.

Tercentennial Legacy Playground

4.8

(6 reviews)

28.7 mi

This playground is perfect for kids of all ages, but I especially love that it's appropriate for my…read moretwo year old AND six year old. There's plenty of variety but I also feel that it's a safe environment for both kids to play without resorting to being a helicopter parent. It's also nice that there's the adjacent track, if one feels like taking a stroll or run. This is one of our favorite playgrounds!

Great park for children and it has plenty of various rides to keep the children moving. The park…read morealso includes a large field where I saw children playing soccer and baseball. There was also a walking trail where I need to be.

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Elizabeth A. Morton National Wildlife Refuge

4.8

(39 reviews)

2.5 mi

If you have kids I highly recommend taking them here! Such a cool experience to connect with…read morenature. Pro tip: bring your own bird seeds to feed the birds and chipmunks. The hike ends at an open beach front with an observation deck with binoculars. Overall, it's a nice trail and wildlife preserve with tons of wildlife.

Fantastic nature walk with trails leading to the Peconic Bay…read more Spend a few hours walking the wooded trails where cute chipmunks approach, as well as baby bunnies, birds and other critters. All are extremely friendly. Some even look for handouts, although feeding them is frowned upon. Follow the trail signs and you'll find yourself gazing at the sea and surrounding areas. The Elizabeth A. Morton National Nature Wildlife Preserve is a must do!

Adorable chickadee eating from my hand.

Trail

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LongHouse Reserve

4.6

(34 reviews)

6.5 mi

Overall: 5/5 LongHouse Illuminated Event: 1/5…read more (Photos below are only from the illumination event) Absolutely love the LongHouse! As a local I have visited this 16 acre garden almost every year. I have great memories of school field trips, participating in the student art competitions, taking my high school senior banquet photos here and more. There are countless contemporary sculptures including permanent items and items on loan. Almost every time you come back there is something new and wonderful to look at! (The Red Garden is my favorite). It's also fun to look for frogs and turtles in the pond! You'll have a great time just strolling through the garden (especially during the summer) or when attending an after hours event. Just plan accordingly, come soon to get parking otherwise you'll have to park on the street. Overall I usually have a fantastic experience. If you're visiting The Hamptons, definitely check out The LongHouse Reserve! Despite my love for the LongHouse, I do have the rate the LongHouse Illuminated experience a 1/5. I would not recommend this event. It's a pretty hefty price for not much to look at ($35 for Non-Members, $20.00 for members, $15.00 for students and FREE for Children under 12 years old). When you first walk in the Docents will check you in since you have to register online. They were incredibly kind and helpful. After that the shop and restrooms are to your left. (I bought a cute beanie!) From there I started walking on the path and wrote my wish on the Wish Tree. The paths were poorly lit and only a few sculptures were illuminated. There was a small hut with a tacky snowflake projection on it. I mildly regret paying $35 per person to attend an illumination event when only thing really illuminated was the path. However, the Fly's Eye Dome and the House were incredible! We weren't able to stray off the path so it was a quick 20 minute walk through the entire thing. I was considering walking through it again but I told myself there's nothing to look at, it'll be better to walk through town and look at the lights. They had snacks and complementary hot chocolate, wine, or cold cider at the pavilion (and the cups were only filled, literally, 1/3 of the way up). Can I get my time (and money) back lol

Manager repeatedly questioned my 70-year-old Asian mother after payment was verified. Felt…read morediscriminatory and humiliating.