I like Pike's because the sand is white and clean. The people are friendly and when it's crowded it…read moreis still NOTHING like a crowded public beach. You've gotta be a local resident to use the beach, so that helps keep the crowds down. Bonus for having a lifeguard on duty, bathrooms, showers and a safe vibe where you leave your shoes at the end of the pier. Even waves for surfing!

One of the local beaches. Family friendly. No dog poop on the beach. Would recommend on a weekday…read morebecause it is not too crowded. Love this beach though because who doesn't love a day on the beach!

This place is great for Shelling! I walked along the shore after navigating the trails with my…read morefriend and found so many I was able to take home and color~

Nice long walk down to the bay. Remnants of old homestead…read more Dogs are allowed as it is a county park

A true 5 star beach. I grew up not far away and almost lived here in the summertime. Lifeguards on…read moreduty from about 9-5:30 from Memorial Day to Labor Day. I've been to east coast beaches, west coast and Hawaii. The only ones that compete are Hawaii, particularly one near barking sands. But overall this is my favorite to return to.

This beach is extremely clean , everyone is friendly , there's a beach hut restaurant on the beach…read morewhich makes the beach #1 to go to . Its a plus to have everything right there for anyone . The waves are perfect you can go our in the water and not get hit and smacked around and rolled over everywhere . The water is gorgeous its clear and you can see your feet when your in the water . You can see lots of fish , there's crabs , seaweed . The salt water isn't strong at all . Seashells there's so many seashells that you can take a bucket and have lots of fun shell shopping . There small to big shells . There is also sea glass which I was surprised . The sea glass there is really cool small and big pieces all different colors . There is changing rooms , bathrooms , and showers . Everything is clean and everyone is polite . I didn't even see any garbage laying around . This is the first beach I've gone to which was actually really clean and people are really nice . The parking fee is only 15$ which is not bad at all then you can park anywhere and just go onto the beach . The sand is perfect its so soft and some shells but its easy to walk on . Its great for anyone family , couples , groups etc . The west Hamptons beach is a must to go to .

A great place to relax and get the summer started…read more Memorial Weekend Park Rangers, Police on guard Memorial Grounds Park kept meticulous by Parks Department Officers

Great beach for 4x4 access, plenty of space to spread out and no one was on top of each other.read more

Little known park on Dune Road. It's easy to miss and the parking lot only holds 10 to 12 vehicles…read more It's usually full. I imagine if you get there early, you'd have a chance to park here. There aren't any facilities but you do get beach access via walkway. Due to its limited access, you basically get your own private beach for the day. And that my friends is the whole point. So get out of bed early and get there before the crowds. Cheers!!

Down the street from Lashley & Pikes, this unassuming, tiny lot is the go-to spot if it's empty…read morewhen you pass by. The crowd is low-key and necessarily small, and beach access is clutch; not sure what happens post-MDW, but on MDW (Monday, aka Memorial Day itself) no one checked and we scooted out gratis. Sure, there are no amenities, and I'm not really even sure Atlantic Beach is the correct name, but if you don't know, now ya know.

Nice little park that overlooks the water and with a dock…read more There is free parking and also a bathroom. It's a good place to Spend 30 mins to an hour with the kids. The playground is on sand so you might need bring the right shoes to avoid your car being full of sand

This place is simply amazing very clean very quiet and tranquil. So happy to have found this place…read moregreat fishing pier and beach.

Candor , went here because I needed a bathroom. It's very pretty and if I had the time I would have…read moreliked to wander about.

Such a cute little park! I love it here. Anyone I saw here was just looking to have a peaceful,…read morerelaxing break from the high-paced energy that we are used to on the island. Usually people bring beach chairs to watch ducks flying into the pond and communicating with one another. Most people here are locals, and they are usually friendly. If you are in the area, it would be nice to take a minute out to breathe here.

Came here for over 20 years, every summer. Now they got rid of day trips and force you to buy a…read morepass/membership. All good things come to an end I guess. Place will be out within the year.

I can't believe you can just rent a boat here with no prior experience at all, but honestly this…read morewas pretty great. I booked a day boat here for an afternoon with four of my girlfriends. Upon check-in we'd learned that the limit is typically 4 people (700 lb maximum), but since most of us are pretty small we were well under that weight limit even as five people, so they allowed it (and I lived to write this review so, all good). After signing my life away and a very quick motor tutorial by a kid who looked like he couldn't be older than middle school, we were on our way. The motor on this boat took a little getting used to, but once I got the hang of it I was a pretty good captain (I'd like to think). We put down the anchor and got out to explore Bird and Gull Islands, then headed over to another beach with a hill to climb up and get a bird's eye view of the area. Before we knew it, it was time to head back to the harbor, but we kept the party going with some drinks and food (will review that separately). Jay (who I think is the owner or manager?) told us we were only allowed to rent a boat if we took a picture and it turns out he was serious (see the photo shoot results in my photos which turned out pretty cute). He took these on his phone so not sure what else he plans to do with them.

All the food was absolutely delicious, the fish ceviche was amazing (we went back a few nights…read morelater for more) the chicken quesadillas and chicken tacos we delicious. Staff was super friendly and attentive. Not expensive at all. Definitely recommend

I am bestowing 3 stars because I believe that with time this place could develop into a decent…read moresummer experience. Firstly, the venue is up on a hill with steep steps and a very long ramp way for those of us unable to make it up those steps. When you arrive at the top and enter there is a small dining room with 4 tables and a window to order your food. Prices are high for what you get. Fried Calamari @ $13.75 was small with tiny pieces of Calamari served with a cold Marinara sauce...Fish and Chips was also small portion of fish with lots of fries. At $15.50 it was a poor choice. The Best thing we had was the Blue Burger cooked rare...was good eating! Unfortunatly the sweet young girls serving and taking orders didnt have a clue...need more training and time on the job! There is a sandy patio wrap around that could seat diners but only used for some benches to look at the water. They need to ramp up their service and food to make it a destination during the summer months as the only attraction close by is the Mastic Beach Yacht club next door. As it currently stands, I would not return as I can get better for the money elsewhere.

Amazing! Came on a Saturday, there is a car fee of $15 non resident. Park was empty and we loved…read moreit. Plenty of space for car parking and toilets nearby. Playground nearby for the kids. Amazingly comfortable and relaxing

There are a high number of trailers that have not moved in a long time. There is supposed to be a…read moreseven day camping limit before you have to move your unit however this doesn't seem to be the case here at this park. The park trails need maintenance as there are overgrown trees, and laid over trees across paths. Some of the trail access have planks of wood for soft ground that is rotting away. Trails are not marked and website map is difficult to read. Some of the docks on the water are inaccessible from shore.