We went after Labor Day and it was a quiet oasis. Having the entire beach almost entirely to…read moreourselves, made it a wonderful experience. It was clean and the white sand pristine. Just a joyful time!

Excellent experience and all the amenities you need. Have been coming out to Southampton all my…read morelife though had not been to Coopers Beach for years. Now that we have kids, this is the perfect spot and has all you need for an A+ day. Please note you ARE allowed to bring your own chairs and umbrellas, additionally, handicap parking was great with my elderly Mom. Attentive lifeguards and ample bathroom and food availability.

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.

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

Really enjoy this beach when we visit the area. While sometimes crowded, there's good space on the…read morebeach and it is typically very clean. I like that they have a bathroom and snack bar onsite as well. Only downfall is pricey parking and having to park across the street if it's very busy.

Pretty nice beach that accepts nonresidents of The Hamptons! It's $30/parking per day so try to…read morecome early in the day to get your money's worth. They do have rinse of stations and the bathroom is nice compared to some of the other beach bathrooms around town.

Love this beach especially off season so mellow just a wonderful place to relax and chil no pun…read moreintended

Such a pleasant beach in Southhampton! It's pretty much residents only, since you need a village…read moreparking permit to park at the beach. It was very empty when we went - which was amazing. The sand is really soft and there's a lot of big shells all over the beach. If you're looking for a quiet beach to relax and read, this is the perfect place for you. Highly recommended!

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.

Beautiful beach. The wooden structures could use a bit of maintenance. At least you can get in…read morewith an inexpensive beach pass.

Going to the beach in this part of the Hamptons is steep if you're not a resident, but if you had…read moreto pick a beach to blow $40 on this one would be my pick. It's a smaller and much quieter alternative to neighboring options, but still has everything you could want for the perfect beach day. Bathrooms? Check. Showers? Check. Food and beverage stand with a variety of options? Check. Short walk to the beach? Check. Everyone mostly behaves on this beach, which I appreciate. It's definitely not a "Hamptons party beach" (if you're looking for that vibe, Hot Dog beach would be my pick, where the surfer bros like to hang. It's worth noting that the bathrooms at Tiana don't open until the last week of June, so if you're coming here for the day before then you may have to brave the port-a-potty. Also, if you see a seal on the beach here, leave it alone or face a fine. That said, they're so fun to spot -- promise my seal photos are taken from a far distance with a zoomed in camera.

Another wonderful beach. I love to go to when I'm in this part of the world no matter what time of…read morethe day it's very peaceful and lovely.

It's a secret. I can't tell you anything about. Don't even look for this beach. Seriously. Go find…read moresome other piece of dirt to park your chair on :)

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.

I so much love coming to South Hampton village in the winter why do you inquire. I love the…read moretranquility and nature of the beach perfect just to meditate.

Very nice relatively wide fine white sand beach. Definitely less crowded than Jones Beach but can…read morealso go to many other smaller similar beaches in the greater area (like Ponquogue Beach 15 minutes away) and along other parts of Long Island with even less people. So for lack of uniqueness 4* not 5*. Will admit one difference is you go through a nicer neighborhood with very tall hedges or peekaboo looks into nice homes to get to this beach. Some view of the backside of some homes while at this beach.

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.