The softest sand on earth. Possibly. lol…read more I recently found out that Two Mile is not a wide beach so you see dolphin pods and whales more than most beaches, which makes sense because we were blessed to see a whale and a pod swimming in the distance. It was beautiful. Super clean beach! Let's keep it that way! DO NOT PARK HERE without a beach parking pass, otherwise you will get a $150 ticket and maybe even towed. The cops are constantly here checking for parking stickers, too.

Five star beach with soft sand and gentle 2-3 foot waves on a shore break. Great for families or…read moresolo. Simply quintessential east coast beach. Beautiful. No parking unless you've got a permit.

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 and quiet. It is clean and pretty…read more This beach requires a town permit to park unless they are doing daily pay to park passes, which have not always been offered due to COVID or on weekends. Lots of room in this parking lot as long as you have permission. The restrooms are clean and just fine. The concession stand has not been open when I have come here, but at least there is a comfort station that is always open!

Atlantic Avenue beach is located on the Southern end of its namesake street and features restrooms,…read morelife guards and even a pretty decent concessions stand. For families visiting the beaches in Amagansett, I'd say it's preferable to Indian Mills which attracts a younger, more party-minded set. And for the twenty and thirty somethings, be aware that there's a disproportionate number of children under 10 years old roaming this beach, peeing in the ocean and generally underfoot. Parking is permit-only during the weekend, though on weekdays non-permit holders can pay a fee. The food stand offers an array of beach foods like fried clams, lobster rolls and chicken tenders in addition to the healthier chicken caesar wraps and salads. Our local host at a nearby hotel recommended the Beach Burger and I was definitely not disappointed - it's almost Shake Shack worthy! The sodas are also notably humongous - though with the summer sun beating down it's definitely not a gamble to super size to a large. Surfs up!

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.

LongHouse Reserve is a 16-acre integrated environment in East Hampton, New York, created by artist,…read morecollector and world-renowned textile designer and weaver Jack Lenor Larsen (1927-2020), serving the community with vast open space, programs in art, nature, and wellness, and providing a sanctuary for Long Island and beyond..

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

Keith and Bontauk were very agreeable as we scheduled our fire, including working with us with…read moreadjustments on the day, and maintaining a safe fire with a nice look and a good attitude. I'm glad I chose them.

We booked them last year for a birthday party. Very fun and easy. Will definitely be booking with…read morethem again!