What to do in the Hamptons with Kids
Family Travel & Children in the Hamptons
Ask any New Yorker and they will tell you about New York becoming a ghost town during the summer months. So where do New Yorkers go to play, relax and capture memorable moments during the dog days of summer?
Welcome to the Hamptons, an area of long island comprising Southampton, Bridgehampton and East Hampton including adjoining villages such as Sag Harbor, Sagaponack and Amagansett.
The Hamptons is often known to have a history of being unnervingly exclusive with no places available to park your car, however it is also known to have some of the best family beaches, gourmet food, boutique shops and kid friendly activities. Here are a few favorite options below to ensure you make the most out of your visit to the Hamptons.
Monster Munchers
Some of the best Burgers and Ice cream you will not want to miss. Head over to Bay Burger for classic American dishes with free refills on fountain sodas.
The Weekly Shop
If browsing the local market for fresh produce is your way of relaxing, don’t miss the Farmers markets in East Hampton. Fresh tomatoes, peaches, watermelons and more to fill your basket.
Cultural Fix and a Little Bit of Nature
Visit Jackson Pollock’s former home, knowns as the Pollock Kranser House. Your kids are in for a treat with Splatter Paint classes available on Saturday mornings.
Get in touch with mature and feed the ducks on David’s Lane Pond or take part in a local favorite by going crabbing at Sagaponack Pond and Georgica Pond.
Boutique Buys
For a fun filled day of shopping, head over to Southhampton and East Hampton where you will find the main shopping hubs on this part of Long Island.
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