Romantic Things To Do in Watermill, New York

Restored 1700's water-powered grist mill. History exhibits, fine arts, crafts, quilts. More on iloveny.com

Producer of New York State award-winning wines, this vineyard was named after ... More on TripAdvisor

Great selection and fun times north fork or south don't matter More on TripAdvisor

this is a fun trail to ride if you are not looking for an extended journey, the loop is short but never boring. there are hills, as well as some short, fairly technical spots. No flat or straight ... More on trails.mtbr.com

this trail is short, only 3 miles or so. The terrain is fun for a good ride when you dont have a whole lot of time, do as many laps as necessary. Recommended Route: rt 27 watermill to deerfield rd,... More on trails.mtbr.com

This area is located in a suburban neighborhood. Facilities include restrooms, showers, mobile concessions and volleyball courts. Shoreline comprises 250 sandy feet directly on the Atlantic Ocean. Lifeguards are on duty here in-season. ... More on Morebeach.com

Watermill Beach is not a tremendously packed section of coastline, and scores of people like to come here to be close to the water. Alright, you've been indoors for too long, and Watermill Beach in Suffolk County, New York is just ... More on GoingOutside

Museum depicts 10,000 years of Shinnecock history. A walk with the people exhibit includes murals and sculpted totems by Shinnecock artist David Bunn Martine, a whaling exhibit, educational programs and workshops, an ancient birch ... More on Discoverlongisland.com

From the mean high water mark to the land that lies beneath the waters are properties that are held in public trust, meaning that one can walk along the shoreline miles and miles on town-owned beachfront. Under the dongan patent, ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

1,500 feet Ocean Beach, nonresident fee More on Discoverlongisland.com

Beach - 1 Mile on the Peconic Bay. Non-resident fee. More on Discoverlongisland.com

The slightly rocky bay beach, also known as Long Beach, runs along Noyac Bay a couple of miles west of Sag Harbor and is a great spot from which to watch sunsets. The beach has a snack truck, life... More on Sagharborguide.com