Montauk Station - all beaches

Hither Hills Campground. I have to say, it boasts one of the best bathrooms I've ever encountered at a campground. They also offer family bathrooms and super large showers 😜. The absence of pull string water control is a major plus. There's a generously sized playground for both kids and adults. All the sites are back-in, and there is no privacy between them as every site is completely open. Everyone is very friendly. They even have a general store that sells beer. Firewood is available at the main office for $7 a bundle, and it was worth it. On the back side of the main office building, there's an air fill-up station, which is convenient if you're returning from wheeling. From our campsite, we were literally just on the other side of the dune from the beach. There are no hookups, so you need to be self-contained. Water spigots are scattered around the campgrounds, so if you choose a site near one of these stations, you might experience some extra foot traffic. Something to consider when selecting a spot. We had a fantastic time, and being only 10 minutes away from town was a nice bonus. We will definitely be returning.

This beach is stunning and perfect for beginner surfers and their supporters. It's also a popular spot for locals to bring their dogs. However, please note that parking is restricted to East Hampton Town residents with seasonal permits. Additionally, there's a food truck in the parking lot that offers mouth-watering sandwiches, cinnamon buns, Goldberg's bagels, and coffee for those who come early in the morning to surf or spend time with their furry friends.

This beach might be one of the cleanest and most beautiful beaches I have ever visited. Coming from Brooklyn, I am accustomed to encountering various debris, especially glass, on the sand when I go to Coney Island. However, I could clearly see that this beach is exceptionally well-maintained. The only things to be cautious about while sunbathing or strolling on the sand are jellyfish and high tide. Fortunately, I stayed at a nearby motel, so I didn't have to deal with the expensive parking situation that I've heard about. Without a doubt, I will return to this beach the next time I am in the area.

This beach is nothing but a remote, sterile and family-centric location. The ocean is as dull and lifeless as a stagnant pond. The coastline is riddled with sharp rocks that will only serve as a nuisance. And don't even think about parking here without a day pass - you'll be in for a rude awakening. If you're looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, this place might be suitable. But don't expect to be wowed by any means.

We went on Saturday afternoon and the beach was pretty empty. We decided to sit outside to eat and have a drink. The setting was really nice, with a DJ playing music. The food was good and the waitress was very friendly. We got there around 3:45 and had to check if the kitchen was still open. A man said it was, but when we got inside, the hostess said it was closed. We were about to leave when the man brought us back to the hostess and got us seated. Some of the other employees seemed confused about why we were being seated, but we just ignored it and enjoyed our time. Thanks to the man who helped us and the valet! We would definitely go back again!