Halsey Neck Beach — Attraction in Town of Southampton

It’s a B grade beach. Long and sandy but don’t expect waves on this part of Long Island or West Coast beach culture where beaches are enjoyed to the max. No overnight camping, no water or bathrooms, but decent parking nearby and a bunch of trash cans and bike racks. Lots of signs with rules post everywhere. You can fit maybe 16 cars in the parking lot and from May 5 - September 15 you need a local permit...

I am there several times a week due to geographic location reasons (would like exact reading private). I can tell you it’s not my favorite beach because it’s closest to where I spend a lot of time. Rather, I chose a place to spend several days a week at because this is the best beach in the Hamptons! A must see for visitors to the area during...

Beautiful beach in Southampton. Due to the exclusivity for town residents as evidenced by the tough parking regulations, the beach is rarely crowded and...