For most of the beaches in the Hamptons you just can't pull up to and park your car. You can, but they will ticket you unless you have a parking permit or park it in the beach lot if there is one. Obey or pay thats what I say (hey it kind of rhymes). Believe me you don't want to have a hundred and fifty dollar day at the beach. You can apply for a parking permit at the town hall for the area your staying in. Permits are usually 100 dollars for the season for non residents meaning you dont live there year round and 10 dollars for year round residents. Do your self a favor and get a parking permit before the summer starts it will pay off and you can split it with your house mates. Oh yeah dont worry about Fire Island since there are no cars allowed even better. Here's is a list of some beaches and their parking regulations.
Flying Point Beach In Southampton-$10 parking anually for residents, $100 annually for non residence, sold on site or call the Town Hall at 283-6011. There are no daily parking spaces at this beach.
Sagg Main Beach-Sagaponack, located at the end of Sagg Main Road. Seasonal permit $10 for residents, $100 dollars for non residents. There is a $10 daily chare for parking without permit in the lot.
Amagansett
Atlantic Avenue Beach-at the end of Amagansett Ave, Amagansett. Parking permit required or $10 daily parking fee. This is my favorite beach, great beach for a bonfire.
Indian Wells- at the end of Indian Wells highway Amagansett, parking for town rsidents only must ride bike or walk to this beach.
Bridgehampton
Mecox Beach-at the end of Jobs Lane-parking permit required or $10 dollar daily pass.
W, Scott Cameron Beach, at the End of Dune Road, this beach is for Southampton town residents only.
Must ride bike or walk.
East Hampton
Georgica Beach-Located at the en of Apequogue Rd. Limited parking can call them for more info at
631 324-4150.
Egypt Close-Limited Parking. Located at old beach lane. No Lifeguard.
Two Mile Hollow-Two Mile Hollow Road, no life guard limited parking.
Maidstone Park-End of Flaggy Hole Road, off Three Mile Harbor Road and Hog Creek Highway. Seasonal parking permits only allowed at this beach.
Hampton Bays
Meschutt Beach County Park-Sunrise Hwy. East of Shinnecock Canal to Canal Road, north to Bishop Place, north to Dunes Road. Phone 825-8205. This beach has every thing, Picknic area, Volleyball, Fishing. $3 dollar parking with Suffolf County Parks Green Key or 8$ a day for non residence.
Ponquoge Beach-Dune Road. Seasonal permit $10 dollars for residents, $100 dollars for non residents.
Sears-Bellows County Park- off Route 24, phone number 632 852-8290. This beach also has every thing, Picknic area, Volleyball, Fishing, even horse back riding. $3 dollar parking with Suffolf County Parks Green Key or 8$ a day non residents.
Southampton
For all Southampton beach information call 631 283-6011
Seasonal permit fees for these beaches are $10 dollars for residents and $100 non residents(you need an ID with a local Address when applying for any permits, your sharehouse lease should be fine)
Emma Rose Ellison Park-North Sea, Millstone Brook Road off North Sea Road. Town residents only so take tour bike.
Tiana Beach -East Quogue, off Dune Road.
Fly's- At the end of Meadow Lane, Dune Road. Best surfing and camping.
Westhampton
Cupsogue Beach County Park-West end off Dune Road. Phone 631 852-8111. Daily parking $5 per car for county residents, $8 for non-residents.
Also check out the Beaches in Montauk its a little far but makes a great day trip, theres alot to do there.
Very important make sure that you dont have to many cars in front of your house or on the side of the road some of the towns are pretty strict about this and will ticket you. I think you are allowed only a certain amount cars on the your property, depending on the size of your house, I'll get back to you on that later once I find out the specifics. So remember happy motoring and take your old beat up bike when ever possible.
