Havens Beach — Attraction in Town of East Hampton

One of the many jewels of Sag Harbor Village. This is a family friendly beach with bathrooms, showers, playground equipment, BBQ grill, and bathrooms with a terrific view out to Cedar Point Lighthouse, Barcelona Point, Mashomuck Preserve on Shelter Island, and the yachts moored in the harbor. The water is relatively shallow for quite a distance out from the beach making it safer for younger children and has a designated swim area where power boats are not allowed. If you are driving, be aware that this is a Sag Harbor Village beach that is "permit required" so you will need to purchase a village resident permit or a non resident permit which are sold at the attendant's shack at the entrance to the beach. It is a short bicycle ride or a walk from the village Main Street so there is no fee for use for those who choose this method of...

Small beach on the bay. Good place to walk around and hang out at on a cold day if you want to just relax and take in the scenery. Great view of the harbor and the boats and a public bathroom is available depending on the season. However the place often does have a large amount of dog poop scattered around due to people not cleaning up after their dogs. Also there is a drainage pipe that enters into the water here, which is something you should consider before you go swimming here. The beach also requires a Sag Harbor Village beach sticker to park in the on season, which is something only people who live in the village can get for the residents taxpayer price, so if you live in noyac for example, you will not be allowed to park here during the summer without paying a hefty...

As it was said in another post, this is not a public beach. Village residence are allowed here for free after acquiring a parking sticker either from the village office or after Memorial Day on site you can get the stick your for your car at the beach attendance Booth as you pull in. Non-residence have to pay to get a beach access pass (Sticker) very kid friendly with small playground. And the water is not very deep and you can walk a long ways out before getting to five feet. In the evening hours it is open to anybody and between Memorial Day and Labor Day it's...