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.

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!

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.

Straight up garbage son it's too dam hot to wear a helmet and what skateboarder under the age of 45…read morewears knee and elbow pads that is for posers if I was concerned with self preservation I wouldn't have taken up skateboarding cmon its my body my choice to mangle it on your mini ramp

You wouldn't think there were so many skateboarders in the Hamptons year-round, but there are…read more This skatepark is actually called the Amagansett Skate park to locals, and it's a real gem. It's got a huge street-style skatepark, a track that goes all the way around, a huge hockey rink, basketball courts, two tennis courts, a jungle gym, a play center with fooseball and other games for smaller kids with a room full of used tennis rackets, basketballs, helmets, pads and other things for free use. What's great about this place? They give year-round FREE classes for kids (basketball, hockey, tennis, etc.). In the winter they even have chess. Matthew is the coolest guy in the Hamptons, and he also is a counselor at the Springs School summer camp. He really loves kids and is the most patient guy I ever met. The half-pipe has kids doing crazy tricks and the quarter-pipes have kids learning... I really love this place, because in the summer, when you're sick of the beach by the end of July, it's the perfect place to come with the kids and get them so exhausted that they actually konk out at bedtime! A total JEWEL of the Hamptons!

Very nice park with baby bucket swings in the shade. Will definitely go back. Parking is easy and…read moreit's a short walk to the playground area.

lots of open space and grassy areas--good for picnicking. 12-18 tennis courts. a few basketball…read morecourts. several baseball and soccer fields. a playground area for kids. concrete tables with chess/checker boards. lots of parking available in back of park. not sure how to get permits or request use of fields, tho it appears tennis and hoops courts are first come, first served. there are a few buildings in the park, but I'm not sure of their purpose.

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.

Quaint little park on the Harbor dedicated to our Veterans that sacrafice so much to keep us safe…read moreand protect our freedom. Sag Harbor is an incorporated village in Suffolk County, New York. The entire business district of the whaling port and writer's colony is listed as Sag Harbor Village District on the National Register of Historic Places. Husband and I were having an appetizer and cocktails at an upscale restaurant called Dopo La Spiiaggia when we noticed the park across the street. When we were done we took a stroll through the memorial park. It's a clean safe park where families were riding bikes, exercising, playing frisbee, having picnics and casually walking and chatting. The marina right on the edge of the park is peaceful, tranquil and beautiful. This village is very dog friendly but pets are not allowed in this park and I am confessed as to why not. I love and appreciate Sag Harbor, it has a very impressive history.

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!

Outstanding Tennis Club...Courts always in great shape. It is a wonderful place. Barbara L Parksread more

From the owner: We specialize in tennis instruction-we teach people how to "play" tennis.read more