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6.5.2023: The Charging Station Parking Lot and the Lamb Parking Lot, both located on Osborne Lane, are currently being paved and will be reopen later in the week.

Ocean Beaches

Board Liaison: Deputy Mayor Chris Minardi

Drew Smith
Chief Lifeguard + Beach Manager
(631) 324-4150 ext. 800
dsmith@easthamptonvillage.org

Beaches are open weekends and holidays only starting Memorial Day until the last Saturday in June.

Beaches are open daily, seven days a week, starting the last Saturday in June through Labor Day

Lifeguards are on duty from 10:00am to 5:00pm on days protected beaches are open.

There are three (3) lifeguard protected beaches:

  • Main Beach
  • Georgica Beach
  • Two Mile Hollow Beach

No fishing, watercraft or surfboards are allowed in designated swimming areas.

The East Hampton Village Lifeguards serve and protect the public on ocean beaches from Georgica Pond EAST to Indian Wells, which begins the East Hampton Town Lifeguard Jurisdiction.

For more information on Rip Currents, click here: RipCurrents-FactSheet

Can I pay for per day parking at the beach?

Daily Non-Resident 2023 Beach Parking Permits for Main Beach Lot 2 and Two Mile Hollow Beach will only be available for purchase online for $50/day, on the ParkMobile App from your phone beginning Memorial Day through Labor Day. Daily permits are available Monday through Thursday indefinitely, however daily parking on weekends (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) and all holidays will be up to the discretion of the Village Beach Manager.  You may pay for your spot only after you have secured a parking space (no prepayments and no refunds). These are digital permits only and are linked to your license plate number. Parking will be enforced by a license plate scanner.  

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What is the difference between Lot 1 and Lot 2 parking at Main Beach?

Lot 1 parking at Main Beach is available for Lot 1 Pass Holders who rent lockers (available via waitlist at Village Hall). Village Resident permitted vehicles may park in Lot 1 after 1:00 p.m. Lot 2 parking is available for all Resident and Non-Resident permitted vehicles.

Which is the best beach for swimming?

Always swim near a Lifeguard! Lifeguards are on duty from 10:00am to 5:00pm on days protected beaches are open. There are three (3) lifeguard protected beaches in East Hampton Village:

  1. Main Beach
  2. Georgica Beach
  3. Two Mile Hollow Beach

Is there a rip current today?

  1. Ask a Lifeguard
  2. What is the color of the Beach Flag today?
    • Green Flag – Calm Conditions
    • Yellow Flag – Use Caution
    • Red Flag – Dangerous
    • No Flag – Swimming Prohibited
  3. Rip Current Information

 

 

 

What color flag is it today?

Ask a Lifeguard.

Green=Calm

Yellow=Caution

Red=Dangerous

No Flag=Swimming Prohibited

Where is there long-term parking in East Hampton Village?

The Daily Long Term Parking Lot is located off of Lumber Lane on Google Maps, the lot just West of Herrick Park. This lot is known as Daily Long Term Parking Lot 2. You may park for free for up to 23 hours. The Hamptons Circuit is a free shuttle service that can transport you from this lot to the East Hampton Village Center and Main Beach (seasonal). Navigate to their site for more information: East Hampton Location – Circuit (ridecircuit.com)/

Long Term Parking

  • Lumber Lane Daily Parking Lot 2 (closest to Herrick Park) Free to everyone for 23 hours only. No overnight parking.
  • Lumber Lane Long Term Lot (closest to YMCA) on the Park Mobile app Zone 59203. Free to Village Residents with Resident Permit for unlimited nights. Non-residents will be charged $10/day.
  • Along Railroad Tracks on the Park Mobile app Zone 59201. Free to Village Residents with Resident Permit for unlimited nights. Non-residents will be charged $10/day. You must secure a parking space to purchase (no prepayment/no refunds. Do not pay in advance.)
  • North side of Lumber Lane on the Park Mobile app Zone 59202. Free to Village Residents with Resident Permit for unlimited nights. Non-residents will be charged $10/day. You must secure a parking space to purchase (no prepayment/no refunds. Do not pay in advance.)

 

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How do I obtain a Locker at Main Beach?

Locker permits are issued via a waitlist membership. Contact Sue Dayton 631-324-4150 x100 or sdayton@easthamptonvillage.org.

May I park at the beach for lunch without a permit?

There are fifteen (15) minute parking spaces available at the head of the beach in which no permit is required.

Am I allowed to drive on the beach?

A Town of East Hampton Beach Driving Permit (4×4) is required to drive on the beach (regardless of if the beach is within East Hampton Village or East Hampton Town). This permit can only be obtained at the East Hampton Town Clerks Office. Please call the Town Clerk’s office at 631-324-4142 or www.ehamptonny.gov for information.

No vehicles are permitted on Village beaches between 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. from May 15th through September 15th. It is the responsibility of the driver to know all restrictions governing beach driving. The Village actively patrols beaches and strictly enforces regulations.

Are dogs allowed on the beach?

From May 15th through September 15th of each year, dogs are allowed on the beach before 9;00 a.m. and after 6:00 p.m.

From September 16th through May 14th of each year, dogs are allowed on the beach anytime.

Regardless of time of year, owners must follow posted leash laws and clean up after their dogs.

 

How do I pay for a parking ticket?

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