Cheap Things To Do in East Hampton, New York

Stroll the sculpture gardens at the 16- acre arts space, dotted with reflective works by Yoko Ono and Dale Chihuly. More on travelandleisure

On a recent trip to New York I visited LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton Township's great North Woods. A merging of art and nature, it's ... More on Pallensmith.com

East Hampton's Main Beach has dunes, surf, lifeguards during summer, and terrific Fourth of July fireworks.... More on Travelwithkids.about.com

And yes, you will have to pay for parking or have a town parking permit. More on TripAdvisor

There are 607 recreational acres here with great views of the bay, an historic lighthouse, nature trails, outer beach access with permit, and a general store and snack bar. One dog of any size is a... More on DogFriendly.com

This 607 acre park, with commanding views of Gardiners Bay, offers individual and group camping, picnic areas, boat rentals, surf fishing, nature trails and vehicular access to the outer beach (wi... More on Discoverlongisland.com

Jackson Pollock, one of the leaders of the Abstract Expressionist movement, lived and worked with his wife,... More on Weather.com

If you like art and history this place is a must! In a beautiful ground with trees and lakes, you will see ... More on TripAdvisor

The society serves the residents and visitors of East Hampton by collecting, preserving, presenting and interpreting the material, cultural, and economic heritage of the town and its surroundings. ... More on Heritage

Topics: new, york. More on MuseumStuff.com

This large nature preserve is located in East Hampton, New York. Visitors will find it off of Three Mile Harbor Road.

The East Hampton Town Marine Museum depicts the history of whaling and fishing on Eastern Long Island. Exhibit ... More on PlanetWare

Perched overlooking the ocean on Bluff Road in Amagansett, the Marine Museum depicts the history of whaling and fishing on Eastern Long Island. Extensive exhibits feature whaling artifacts donated... More on Easthamptonchamber.com

Just south of Long Island lies this 32-mile-long, quarter-mile-wide stretch of beach, dunes, and forest--the famous Fire Island. No cars are allowed here, but there are plenty of opportunities for hiking, swimming, surf fishing, beachcombing, ... More on Weather.com

Clinton Academy was constructed in 1784 with funds contributed by local citizens and it served as a coeducatio ... More on PlanetWare

Big Reed Pond & Nature Trail is located in Theodore Roosevelt County Park and has three entrances to the park. One north of the Airport where the Park office and Camp Grounds are located, the second is just south of the airport off ... More on AnglerWeb.com