It’s very cool but also very small. They also have the original document from George Washington chartering the lighthouse as president in 1790, which is neat. Definitely worth going up in the lighthouse once to see the views, and then hike down to the beach for some beautiful scenery.

After living on long Isalnd for 16 years we finally decided to see the light house and it grounds. We were not disapointed a wonderul experiance. We really enjoyed the climb to the top of the light house and the museum exhibits. The views were breathtaking

Tips for Visitors: 1. Arrive Early: To avoid long wait times, try to arrive early in the day, especially on weekends. 2. Wear Comfortable Shoes: Since the climb involves steep and narrow steps, comfortable footwear is essential. 3. Check the Weather: Clear days offer the best views, so keep an eye on the weather forecast before your visit. 4. Bring Water: Stay hydrated, especially if you’re planning to hike the surrounding areas. 5. Time Your Visit: Consider visiting the museum first to learn about the lighthouse before climbing to the top. The Montauk Lighthouse is truly a gem along the New York coastline. The museum offers fascinating insights into the history of the lighthouse and its role in maritime navigation. The exhibits are well-curated, showcasing artifacts and stories that bring the area's rich maritime heritage to life. It's important to note that there is no line to enter the lighthouse museum itself. However, visitors should be prepared for a long queue, with possible wait times of up to an hour to reach the top. There is only one staircase for both ascending and descending, consisting of about 137 steep, narrow, and twisting steps, which limits the number of people allowed at a time. Despite this, the experience is definitely worth it. Climbing to the top provides breathtaking panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding landscape. Overall, a visit to Montauk Lighthouse is a perfect blend of history, education, and natural beauty. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area!

A must visit for anyone living, or visiting N.Y. I make it out there at least twice a year. I use to go more often when I lived on Long Island. It's so beautiful out there. I've also walked up to the top of the lighthouse, which wasn't easy, but worth it. Pack lunch, or stop at one of the restaurants on your way through. Its a nice day trip.

I was a surreal experience. We went there on a weekend. You should be there by early afternoon to have better experience. There are picnic spots near the light house too. There was line of 40-50 minutes to see the top of the functioning lighthouse.

I've been wanting to come here for atleast two year and finally made the trip here. The parking fee its $8 and if you want to visit the museum and lighthouse is $15. The museum has plenty of cool history not just of the lighthouse but of the area in generalm here you'll find cool artifacts and items related to the area. The lighthouse its self its bigger than it looks in pictures. I recommend checking out the lighthouse 1st them the museum due to a line tends to build up.restrooms are located at the entrance begind the giftshop/ticket booth. This is because only a certain amount of people are allowed at the time. Also small children and babies not allowed so keep that in mind. Its 137 steps from top to bottom. Once you reach the top the views are amazing. There's a guide at the bottom and top who will answer any questions you may have. They will also provide the instructions on how to walk up down and down the steps. Once at the top they also give you the opportunity to see the light it self which is pretty cool. As you walk the grounds you take the the stunning views. They have benches to sit and relax and take in the gorgeous ocean views. Or you can relax on the grass or walk down by the water. They also have a section behind the museum & lighthouse about the marine life in the area. Overall it was a very unique awesome experience. Definitely addex to your bucket list.

Such a beautiful and peaceful place! Montauk Point Lighthouse is a well-maintained and stunning spot with breathtaking views. The staff was so kind and friendly — it really made the visit special. I also loved the gift shop! They have lovely cotton items and a body fragrance that smelled amazing. Definitely worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Wish I could give a half star. Horrible customer service. The only good aspect of this restaurant is the atmosphere. 1. The fried calamari and muscles were great apps but size was VERY small for the price. 2. Meals (shrimp scampi, stuffed shrimp and salmon) were flavorless. Each entree lacked flavor—rice tasted like Minute rice, and veggies were bland. The fish lacked flavor which was extremely disappointing considering it’s a seafood restaurant. Asked for something to improve flavor but this did not help. When asking to speak to the manager, he simply told me “there was nothing he could do” since half of the meal was consumed (we were hungry so had no choice). Said if we come back, he would accommodate us—which I told him we would not be because traveled 2.5 hours. I asked if anything could be done, such as comp a dessert or something and he said again nothing he could do. For a party of 12, this was extremely disappointing and not handled well by management, named Chris. Do NOT recommend this establish at all, save your money and go elsewhere.

Beautiful view and great atmosphere. A lot of space. Tasty and fresh lobster roll. Good place to have lunch or dinner after visiting lighthouse. Service is good but is not very hospitable

Such a nice cozy restaurant with great dishes and nice service! I loved their outdoor seating, they had good shaded area for seating. I chose the fish (can't remember which one it was) and it was really delicious. For someone who might not like lobster that much, this restaurant's menu is mainly consist of lobster dishes. Know that before going there. Overall it was such a nice experience dining in this restaurant.

Me and my wife showed up without a reservation. The restaurant was pretty empty and we requested a table by the water inside. We went to the bar and waited an hour before I approached the hostess and asked about our seating. She took me into the dining room and explained that there were no 2 seating tables available. At that time, I observed multiple four and five seating tables empty. I inquired why we couldn't sit at those tables and she said NO because we are a party of 2. We were so outraged of the lack of flexibility in seating people in a restaurant that was practically empty. I would not recommend Gosmans restaurant to anybody. There are plenty of small non-commercial restaurants around that have better service and better food.

I rate restaurants both on their customer service and food. Upon arrival I explained it was our anniversary and we were not in a hurry. I stated we wanted to have a very good view and would wait. I also stated we wanted to sit on the deck. The host said he understood. He also said we could order drinks at the bar. We went to the bar to get drinks. I explained my allergies. The bartender couldn’t have been less interested. The drinks available were very limited. She assured me what I ordered was fine. So when we were called to be seated, we were placed at a table for two and an obstructed view. This is because there was a table in front of us. Not five minutes later another couple was seated at a table right next to the water, which is what I asked for and stated I was willing to wait. My picture of the table for two is where two people were sitting. I took the photo after they left. As I was on about my 3/5 sip of my drink my tongue and throat started tingling. I explained to the waitress what happened. She took it away and brought the drink menu. However, I was charged for both drinks. The food was good. I really liked the tuna. My husband was not as impressed by his choice, the surf and turf. For the price of this restaurant, I except someone to listen to me when I speak to them, to check in on how I am doing before I have finished my meal, and not to charge for a replacement drink. People seem to love this restaurant. Maybe I just expect more in this price range.

This restaurant holds a monopoly stake in the dining scene of Montauk. Pretty much anyone who has ever visited the town has dined here, and for good reason. The views are spectacular. You are dining right on the water. The menu features an abundant selection of lobster. The waiting area is a wooden pier with lots of seating, with tables to drink at while you wait. So why the one star off? It’s because you’re truly paying for the experience. The wait is usually at least 20 min. The prices are expensive for the portion size - if you don’t order dessert, you won’t be full. The service, although friendly, is overwhelmed. Is it worth going? Yes, at least once. But if you’re a local, this probably wouldn’t be a place you come to regularly except for special occasions.

Fantastic place to eat on Labor Day! We were visiting Montauk from Queens and wanted to grab lunch. Parking is free and huge! The restaurant is right next to the dock and the harbor. We went about 40 mins after opening and it was decently packed. We were seated outdoors and it was a very pleasant day for eating. We ordered Gosman’s surf and turf, twin lobster tails, fish and chips and shrimp basket. He seafood was really fresh and the quality was great. The steak was cooked to my liking and it was tender. Lobsters were a bit on the chewy side. The shrimps and the fish were very fresh and we enjoyed it. Overall, the experience was pleasant and the waitress was friendly. Would love to come back when we venture back to Montauk!

Some of the best fishing LI has to offer. incredible sunsets. better start your trip early because the traffic getting out there is terrible. you can stop at the Shinnecock Indian reservation for some things to make the trip more fun . Keep your eyes peeled you may see some seals.

Thank you, Montauk Historical Society, owner of the National Historic Landmark-The Montauk Point Lighthouse museum. Ours was an adventure not to be missed-ages 3 through 76 alike enjoyed the brisk walk from the parking lot through the grounds and into the lighthouse for the 137 step climb up the spiral staircase to view the most Eastern coast of Long Island, Block Island Sound and the Atlantic Ocean! The light from the beacon is visible up to 30 miles from shore.

It's a nice place to visit. The photos of the lighthouse and the Atlantic Ocean are breathtaking. There are a lot of beaches and local restaurants nearby.

Super clean, you can park here for $8 your the grounds of the lighthouse, without having to pay to go in the light house.

Definitely worth visiting once in a while, especially in the summer when the weather is nice. My boyfriend and I even became official there—how cute is that? You could totally do something like that too!

Gorgeous view of the Atlantic and wonderful history of the lighthouse. We even got to see seals play on a foggy day.

It’s a great spot. We didn’t visit the museum (seemed expensive) The beach (easily reached by a path ) below the lighthouse is good, big surf to watch and few people.

Love the place, not the over burdensome rules for families camping with different members back and forth with different cars

Easily our favorite beach in the Hamptons. $10/day parking, super clean bathrooms, snack bar, lifeguards after Labor Day.

Beautiful beach with a campground and all the facilities necessary.

Hither hills campground. I have to say one of the best bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground. They also have family bathrooms and super large showers 😜.No pull string water control is the best. There's a nice size playground for the kids or big adults. All the sites are back in. There is no privacy between sites and every site is completely open.Everyone is very friendly. They actually have a general store that sells beer. They sell wood at the main office $7 a bundle. It was worth it . On the back side of the main office building they have air fill up the station. If you're coming back from wheeling this is nice. From where we camped we were literally on the other side of the dune to the beach. There are no hookups so you have to be self-contained. There are water spickets around the campgrounds. So if you do pick a site that is close to one of these water stations you might get some extra foot traffic near your site. Something to think about when choosing a spot. We really had a great time and you're only 10 minutes away from town which was also very nice. We will definitely be returning.

This campground is amazing. I love falling asleep to the sound of the waves. Every once in a while with the nake eye you can see whales and dolphins. The campers are courtesy, respectful and helpful.

If you love boondock camping and the beach, Hither Hills State Park campground is the perfect combination of both. Nestled off Old Montauk Highway, the campsites are spacious with easy access to the beach just over the sand dunes. Clean toilets and showers are within short walking distance from each site. A general store is onsite with basic necessities and a grill for quick breakfast/lunch items. Beware and reserve 6-9 months in advance of your trip during peak summer season which requires a minimum stay of 7 days. Also plan for limited cellphone service. But once you’re here, relax by your tent or camper, sleep on the beach, or explore the surrounding villages east or west of the park. We’re hoping to make this an annual place to visit! The camp office staff was very helpful throughout our stay specially Jeanny who gave us a lot of guidance and recommendations since it was our first time in the area!

Beautiful beach, nice quality sand, and facilities. Great post beach clean up amenities: outdoor showers, hot water inside showers. We had some dramatic clouds roll in just as we were leaving. $10 parking fee. Please respect and preserve this gem. Will definitely return!

Don't bother !!! These so-called Cliffs are nothing more than some walkway that eroded. Actually quite sad, proof that the beach is slowly eroding. Someone wrote that this beach is a public beach. We came on a cloudy day, just to walk and see and ended up with a $150.00 ticket. We checked the time, they wrote it out 8 minutes before we returned to our car. So no it is not a public beach. Unless you have a permit you can not park here. On top of that, the only signs that say that you need a permit are on the side parking spots, we parked in the middle, where there were no signs. We thought it was ok since there was no sign designating otherwise. They have a sign for vendors to park, for handicap, and for residents all on the side parking spots but nothing in the middle. Except for a dead groundhog. Don't bother making the trip !!

Great location. Parking lot next to beach (limited spots). Will get a ticket if parked in restricted areas. Food truck with food and beverage options. Bathroom with showers.

I had a such a great time at Ditch Plains Beach in Montauk, NY. It is exciting to spectate surfers as they enjoy the great Atlantic waves!

I love this beach. We come to Montauk in late winter early spring to house/pet sit and there are always so many locals here. There is always something interesting to be seen here and the sun is almost always shining. 🐾

Awesome beach, great for surfing! Though the lifeguards think otherwise. I completely understand why they are there, but their attitude towards my group was completely unacceptable. Staring at us when walking by, and being verbally rude to us, WHEN WE ARE JUST TRYING TO HAVE A GOOD TIME AND SURF! We weren’t even in the swimmers zone, and they just swam to me and my group and told us we aren’t allowed to surf, though there were hundreds of other surfers around us and we were as good as them. We were causing no danger whatsoever, not even cutting off surfers while riding the waves! Just peacefully on our surf boards waiting for the next good wave. The lifeguard chair was waaaay out of our sight (they were in the swimmers zone!). They must have had a pretty bad day because they let out all their anger on us! I tried calling the beach over the phone, nobody picked up. I really hope ditch plains beach can really DITCH these rude lifeguards.

Lovely beach, wild and untamed. Come here if you like nature and pebbles. Crashing waves and strong cross currents. It is life affirming.

Wonderful beach, very clean! Good waves!

This is one of Montauk’s most precious gems! Everyone comes to visit the historic Montauk lighthouse and drive right by the entrance to one of the most incredible pieces of WWII history! Walk the amazing trails, that take you through the various WWII batteries. Discover breathtaking ocean cliff private views! And of course the Safe Radar tower is a must! From the spooky rumors of top secret government programs like the Montauk Project to Operation MK ultra. Make sure to protect yourself with Deet the ticks are terrible! Plenty of beautiful spots for cookouts, complete with picnic tables and large charcoal grills! A must visit location!

Camp Hero State Park is one of our favorite place to hike. Weather has been warm so we went to hike here three times last week. As you walk the trail by the beach, you will see “hoodoo” formations. It has been eroded and losing more land every year we come by. As you walk alongside the beach, you can see surfers catching waves and fish popping up in the water. You can walk to lighthouse. Truly magical place to hike and spend the day when you are in Montauk.

One of the best places to hike on long island winter, spring, summer or fall! From the radar dish to the lighthouse, to seal haul out and back to radar you get so many great views and trail types. The cliffs along the south shore are not to be missed

I had a great hike with my dad all throughout camp hero, camp hero sanctuary and to the lighthouse. We found bunkers hidden in the woods of course sealed off. It would be amazing to open 1 up just to see what it looked like back then. We walked all over camp hero and the sanctuary. It was a great day and can't wait to come out here again. The bowling alley must have only been 2 lanes at best if you can find it.

I try to get here once a year. It's a beautiful park. Great dog walking park. It can be stroller friendly, if you have a large wheeled jogging stroller. Though, I don't recommend you bring strollers, unless you stay on the roads and flat trails. If you're planning on walking through the sand trails or small wooded trails you'll have a tough time. The area is beautiful and you'll learn a lot about the history of Camp Hero if you stop and read the plaques in the barracks.

Great place to visit, and if you want to picnic. There are certain places that you can drive and certain areas that you can't, you will need to hike. There are bathrooms located on the park property and are clean and well maintained. Plenty of parking around the area. Please don't trespass where signs are posted. Wear comfortable sneakers if you plan to hike a little. Please see posted signs, especially at the Bluff Overlook. At the map of the area, there are maps and information about the park that are available below the large map. Please stay at the posted speed limit, there are people who are walking, hiking, and jogging on the road way.

Listening to a podcast and learning about the wild and sordid past of this former military base that inspired the show Stranger Things makes the trip so much more interesting and enjoyable. Plenty of trails to hike, wildlife to see, and photo ops galore. You can't access the old military buildings, but you can walk right up to them and peep in some of the holes no doubt made by curious visitors. The lighthouse is currently being renovated, so the lovely view of it is littered with cranes and heavy equipment. No doubt it will look wonderful when it is finished! Look for the maps so you don't miss anything. The tower, barracks, bunkers and bluffs are all in different areas. Lots of picnic tables and plenty of spots to stop and rest. Careful for ticks in the wooded areas!

We went on the 90 minute ride with the beach and it was a blast! The employees were very nice, our guide was sweet and friendly. Will definitely go again!

If you’re looking for a great fall or summer activity, then you must visit this ranch! My boyfriend and I had such a great experience at Deep Hollow Ranch! The trail and beach rides were absolutely beautiful, and it was such a special way to see Montauk. The staff were so nice and helpful. The horses were amazing, well trained, and calm. As experienced riders ourselves we can tell how the horses really seemed to understand each riders abilities. I’d definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Montauk! I will definitely be coming back again!

Great place for a nice horse hide with kids. They have 3 options: pony ride for small kids, 30min trail ride (80$) and 90min seaside ride - most fun (160$). You don’t need any horse riding experience, as there horses are well trained, and follow the group. Though for me it is too slow and I would prefer a bit flexibility. Overall great entertainment for kids of all ages. P.s. no online reservations, only by phone.

Every time we come to Montauk, a visit to Deep Hollow Ranch is an absolute must! We’ve gone multiple times now, and it’s always an amazing experience. The horses are perfect so well trained, gentle, and responsive. You can tell they’re cared for with love and expertise. The staff is consistently kind, patient, and professional, making the entire experience relaxing and fun from start to finish. A special shout-out to the guide who always leads our trail rides, he’s from Jamaica and he’s truly the BEST! Friendly, knowledgeable, and great with both the horses and riders. Highly recommend to anyone visiting Montauk, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced rider!

Early morning ride, and along the ocean was the cherry 🍒 on top of the trail/path taken! Breathtaking!!! Glad we went, and would gladly go again :-)

We went riding on Friday, August 16, 2024. We rode early before the heat of the summer day set in. We arrived at 8:30 AM for the 9AM trail and beach ride which cost $160 per person. There were a total of six people on the one and a half hour ride we walked and trotted through Montauk County Park trail which was filled with grapevines, forming canopies over trees and shrubs, to the beach between the Long Island sound and oyster pond. No one was on the beach only the beautiful sea birds, and when we approached, they all flew away in a large formation. Our guide pointed out foxholes along the trail. it was a relaxing, beautiful day and nice way to experience nature on well cared for horses.

My fiancé and I had a great time doing the trail and beach ride. Our guide was very nice and informative, and the ride was beautiful and the perfect amount of time. We would definitely go back.

Very tiny taste room indoors but has enough tall tables outdoors. We paid about $9 per cup of beer and got some merch because it was pretty chilly when we got there. $80 for a hoodie lol. Plenty of parking spots outside. Wheelchair accessible.

A super cool, very tasty, and very family friendly brewery. The two of the IPAs that I tasted were perfectly balanced and very floral. You can grab a pizza at the corner to snack on with your pints for food. In terms of having kids, as well as having a pint, there’s a playground right across the street where you can bring your beer over and allow your kids to play. The staff was very accommodating and friendly as well. They gave me a couple good recommendations for the area. We’ll go back.

Great brewery with excellent draft beer and a fun atmosphere. Go early, it gets busy fast. We waited until after Memorial Day to skip the crowds. Scored a cool sweatshirt and some glasses. One of my favorite beers ever!

No real indoor seating. Beer was pretty good, and you will rate the place higher than I did if you like sitting outside in the cold wind listening to a steady stream of rap “music”.

Great little brewing company in Montauk. They have awesome beers and their brew is all over the area. You cannot go anywhere without them having the beer in a can or on tap. I LOVED the “Big Juice IPA” that was on tap when I was there. The spot is ideally located and has a great flair. Would love to go back if I’m in the area. GOOD JOB.

This place was extremely okay—mostly we spent the afternoon debating the validity of the “I’m From Here” tackboard. Islands heretofore untold and/or unknown were looked up with careless google queries. Least likely patrons? Somewhere from what I would generously characterize as “central Russia?” Na Zdrovia? Also outdoor televisions are still weird to me.

Absolutely love this brewery. From the beer to the decor. The staff and owners are always nice and laid back! Plus the park across from the brewery are great for the kids! The sunsets from the patio are incredible too. Cannot recommend this place enough. If you are in town check it out!

Really nice prepared foods. Fresh warm bread

Quiet spot with a pleasant staff.

The best scenery and the best atmosphere.

very nice

Right close to the beach

Great view

Best sunsets

The beach was clean, which really should just be what it is and not whether or not. The parking is $38 with only full day parking options. Nothing cheaper by the hour or anything. That amount is just predatory.

Nice beach in town! Lifeguards were present until 5pm.

Flat and sandy with the waves breaking at the shore (no body surfing unless you like the taste of sand). Best beach for lawn games like spike ball. On the less populated side for the area. Park nearby closer to town to avoid the parking fee.

We were here to see the ocean and more importantly the awesome waves created by Hurricane Erin as it was passing by the coast. Beautiful experience being here.

Nice beach quiet swimming lifeguard on duty nice place if you can't swim with the stars you can go here no parking permit needed. Sandy Beach plenty of parking rate down here not busy today it's a Monday but if you came all this way and you're hot and itching for a place to swim turn on the country music strip down and take a splash

Such great beaches! I love to come here in the day or night. When it's dark it's so beautiful. I would recommend bringing bug spray even though there aren't so many plants around which usually attract more bugs. Parking is so easy and even if you have to park down the street you will have a nice walk there.

Nice beach. Cold water. Soft pale yellow sand. Parking not longer free. City charging $35.00 per day. Nearby street parking free for 2 hours if you are not planning to expend whole day

I played Montauk Downs and absolutely loved it! The course was in great shape, with a beautiful layout that was both fun and challenging Every hole had its own personality, and the coastal breeze made it even more exciting The staff were super welcoming, and the overall vibe was relaxed but professional Such a great place to spend the day I'll definitely be back next time I'm in Montauk!

Overall amazing track. Fun and challenging layout, narrow fairways that punish a miss. Plenty of hazards to make you think through every shot. 20mph winds added to the fun!

Montauk Downs is an amazing golf course that truly embodies Montauk. Pristine nature, abundant wildlife, and breathtaking sunsets make it a one-of-a-kind experience. The layout offers a fair but demanding test of golf. From the back tees, it becomes especially challenging, and when the wind picks up, it turns into a true measure of skill. Green fees are very reasonable, especially for NYS residents. Even if you’re not, this course is a must-play for anyone who appreciates great golf design. Just note — securing a tee time during peak months can be tough, so plan ahead.

Great golf course. We were there on a rainy day and had the course mostly to ourselves. It was a great design and very well maintained. The pro shop had a good selection of merchandise and they have a grill.as well for food.

Good Golf Course. We had some bad weather but still had a good time. The course is tough, lost some balls. But the course was in good condition. Overall it was a good experience. Only complain is that you have to pay for golf and the cart in two different spots. It was just hilarious to me. The course is worth playing. Also they have an all time top ten golf logo in my opinion.

Beautifully kept, moderately long but challenging golf. Some narrow fairways, true rolling greens, great staff. The round took a while longer because of some slightly slow play, but the carts which have an excellent and helpful GPS which is controlled to give so much info including prompts to pick up the pace, distances and hints to target zones. Being a bargain and being a very golfer filled course, the extra time there was just fine. I want to play this course many more times!

Fantastic public course. Very difficult. Several iconic holes including the 200 yard “volcano” green par 3, hole 12. No red stakes anywhere so make sure to play provisionals when your ball may be lost or you will be forced to walk back in shame for stroke and distance

Beautiful beach. Clean and easy access. We love the wild waves and sand banks and killed easily hours in the water. Great public WiFi.

Atlantic Avenue is a beautiful town beach in the Hamptons. Parking requires a permit, otherwise it is $50 per day. Facilities are somewhat limited but there is a comfort station and a juice stand.

A beautiful beach, surf was rough today, lifeguards are vigilant, respect the protected nesting piping plovers at the adjacent wildlife refuge

2023: Good sand. 2024: There used to be a grumpy grandpa here guarding the parking lot entrance with a stop sign in a garbage can, but this year he is not grumpy anymore! Also, I liked the sand isle this year! Also, the sand was good because it existed!!

Most beautiful beach of all time 😊

Atlantic beach in Amagansett is great, beautiful sandy beach, decent waves and a beach hut serving food, drinks and ice cream! Parking is $25 for the day or free with an East Hampton Town Beach Permit, be warned, failure to display the correct ticket will cost you a $150 fine!

FYI: Online says $50 daily parking and they have a sign in front of the parking booth that says $50 daily parking. However, we got there and they told us they no longer do daily parking there and the only beach that does so is kirk beach down in Montauk

Beautiful!!

(Translated by Google) Something interesting to admire. (Original) Algo interesante para admirar.

So annoyed. Been there for 4 years and spent thousands of dollars there for my boat and at the bait shop. For background I keep the boat half the year in Florida and half in Montauk. For Florida I spend $500 a month to keep my boat there and they lift my boat in and out of the water whenever you want. So now I went to take my boat out of the water at star island marina and my options were having it lifted out and placed onto my trailer or driving to the boat ramp (which was about a football field away). I spoke to a nice gentleman over the phone who explained it would be quick and simple to lift it out of the water and just to make sure the trailer was there by noon the following day. HE NEVER MENTIONED A FEE, so like an idiot I assumed it was on the house where I would throw a nice tip and job done (Just like Florida). Today I was going through my emails I see a bill for $1,000 dollars. I spoke to two people, Alex being the supervisor, and he handled it so poorly it was laughable. Moral of the story he made it clear today that they do nothing on the house at star island and I’m an idiot for thinking otherwise. Second moral of the story is drive your boat 10 minutes to the boat ramp to avoid excessive bills. P.S. its a nightmare for any disabled persons, the place is not handicapped accessible at all (i have one leg) P.S.S. Alex, how about you review the ADA laws instead of harassing customers that will never return to your marina

I have been a member here for three years. This is the finest marina in Montauk New York. Their staff are not only professional, but well-versed in all areas of boating. This marina caters to fisherman in that they stay open longer than most marinas in that area, have great accommodations and service. They have my unqualified recommendation.

Love this marina! Convenience, dock support, views and inlet access all great

Nice Yacht Club with nice space to walk and small fish's pond for kids. I went there in early September on raining day so nobody there, so it was nice.

Lovee this place! Total serenity. Star island is very peaceful and beautiful, perfect marina in Montauk and Hamptons area. Highly recommended

Great tackle and marine store. Stop buy and see Captain Sean from Tailwrapped Sportfishing, tell them Erik sent you!!!!!

Super friendly great place to stop at.

The only R. C. Church in Montauk. Beautiful church, inspirational. Attend the 8:30 am mass with my husband whenever we're in Montauk!

For 20 summers we were in MTK and took our kids there. Now our son and his fiancée want to marry there. What a blessing!!!

It is the nearest Roman Catholic parish to the eastern Hamptons. Mass at 9:30am on Sundays. Family atmosphere that was welcoming to this visitor from the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens.

Beautiful church. Did not attend mass during this vist but have attended mass in the past. I love how the beautiful stained glass windows mention the donators names.

Wonderful church in Montauk. Father Liam is awesome.

Whenever I'm in Montauk, I always go to mass here. A lovely experience every time.

A beautiful church with a beautiful service and a great pastor