This is such a lovely little park which can accommodate many interests from a little playground for…read morethe kids to viewing ducks on the beautiful lawn. I truly enjoyed the tranquil moments that I had chilling with my family here today. What extraordinary find to get some relaxation. Please note all signs were obeyed by people with social distancing and people wearing masks.

Beautiful little park in Southampton right along Agawam lake is a nice spot to come sit and relax…read more In the summer they host an outdoor concert series on the lawn. There's even a pretty big play ground for the kids. If you're in the area and need a rest then this park is just right.

Gorgeous in winter too. Small park, trails well marked, quite lovely. Nice pond with swans, short…read morestretch along Long Island Sound.

Hidden park in Greenport located within the North Fork Audubon Society with hiking trails leading…read moreto Inlet Pond and a tranquil beach on the Sound. The trails are well marked and it's a nice, scenic hike through the woods. Even better, on a hot day, the trails are under a canopy providing ample shade. Just note that the trails are narrow and there's quite a bit of poison oak along them so use caution. Also note, the entrance on 25A is hidden but noticeable by the red Audubon Society House. A nice park for a nature walk and recommended.

Beautiful beach. The view is great. It's serene. It's less built up than other nearby beaches…read more I'm new to the area and unsure hold how crowded it gets or the level of services offered during peak season. In working on a photo of the entrance to the beach.

Tiana Beach is usually my go-to when it comes to the beaches on Dune Road, but curiosity got the…read morebest of me and I decided to give Hot Dog Beach a try since it's a bit closer. The parking lot for this beach isn't paved, so I had a bit of trouble getting into and out of a spot with my car on the sand. The walk to the beach is also further than Tiana with less amenities. There's no food stand and the bathrooms are very bare bones, though there is a shower. Once on the beach though all was well, there was ample sand and surf to be had and everyone there seemed to be having a great time. I did see two dogs during my time here which made me happy since that's how I hear the beach got it's name (though I've also heard that they no longer allow dogs on the beach during main season so sorry if I'm being a narc...no one was enforcing the no dog policy when I was there though!).

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.

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.

Foster Memorial aka Long Beach gets Max's approval. (See pic.) its a very dog-friendly beach with…read morewinding sand and parking lot shape that makes it perfect for whichever you choose to walk on. The walk is also peppered with benches to sit and enjoy the pretty setting and calm waters this Sunday in the park with Max in September.

An average, bay-side, residents-only Southampton beach located in Sag Harbor, near Bay Point, on…read morethe bay side. Beach is comprised of mainly shells and pebbles, so tread carefully. The swimming area has in-season lifeguards. Boating, jetskis, water skiing, rafting, kayaking, and kiteboarding are all okay here. Relatively quiet beach, even when crowded.

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 came here to gather for one of Bub's friends birthdays. Not only is the park updated and clean,…read moreit is fenced in. You would be surprised at how many LI parks aren't surrounded by a fence and are close to a busy street. There are also updated structures and everything eas fairly clean. It's also right by the lake so it's really pretty there. Bub's loved it here and it looks like our LI friends found a new park to hang out at that's fun and safe.