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Bridgehampton, NY 11932
(631) 537-1000

BNB Bank (BNB) ranks among the Top 3 community banks in New York, according to American Banker. Headquartered in Suffolk County, New York, BNB has been meeting the needs of Long Island businesses and families since 1910. Now more than 100 years later, our commitment to the tenets of community banking remain as strong as ever: We develop long-term relationships with local customers, offering banking knowledge and an understanding of the local marketplace while taking an active role in making the towns and villages we serve better places to live and work. Our professional teams of experienced local bankers offer flexible programs designed to help customers meet their business and personal financial needs. All lending and banking decisions are made right here on Long Island. This local market focus is backed by a full range of products and services, including effective technologies like online banking and bill pay, remote deposit capture and lockbox as well as the traditional menu of deposit and loan products. We also offer title insurance through Bridge Abstract and investment direction through Bridge Financial Services. Whether it's a business loan or home closing, BNB has an outstanding reputation for personal service, access to decision-makers and community involvement and investment.

Canal Road and Old North Highway, Hampton Bays, NY 11946
(631) 852-7275

Meschutt Beach County Park, a still-water, supervised bathing beach is located on Great Peconic Bay, on the East side of the Shinnecock Canal. Limited camping for self-contained trailers and campers is available as well as showers, restrooms, and a food concession. A windsurfing and sailing area is also available. Take Sunrise Highway to Exit 66. At stop sign proceed straight through intersection. Make a right hand turn at storm sign and then take your first left. Park entrance on right. Suffolk County Parks Green Key Card accepted.

Southold, NY 11971
(631) 765-1800

Annual parking permits for town residents and non-residents available at all beach entrances and Town Hall.

Route 25, Orient, NY 11957
(631) 323-2440

Orient Beach State Park has 45,000 feet of frontage on Gardiner's Bay and a rare maritime forest with red cedar, black-jack oak trees and prickly-pear cactus. A beautiful wood deck lets you overlook Gardiner's Bay. Visitors can swim in the bay, fish, picnic, play ball, go hiking or biking, or walk a nature trail. Pavilions available for private parties with catering available by concessionaire. Take the LIE 496 to the end, then Route 25 to the end. Open all year, seven days a week, sunrise to sunset. Swimming season opens in late June and continues to early September. No pets allowed. Empire Passport accepted.

50 South Fairway Avenue, Montauk, NY 11954
(631) 668-2554

Take Route 27 East to park entrance on Route 271 (Old Montauk Highway). Open year round, seven days a week, sunrise to sunset. Facilities include beach, biking, bridle path, camper recreation, campsites, dumping stations, fishing, food, hiking, hunting, nature trails, picnic tables, playground, playing fields, recreation programs, showers, tent trailer sites and cross country skiing. Empire Passport accepted.

Shelter Island, NY 11965
(631) 749-1166

Beach parking restricted to Shelter Island residents, renters and hotel guest. All vehicles parked at beaches must display sticker (free to residents). Permits may be purchased at Town Hall.

Dune Road, Southampton, NY 11968
(631) 852-8899

Flanking the eastern border of the Shinnecock Inlet where it meets the Atlantic Ocean, this rugged, undeveloped barrier beach park includes both ocean and bay beach recreation areas. Shinnecock is a favorite spot for striped bass fishing. Off-road recreational vehicles may drive on the outer (ocean) beach. 100 campsites on the outer beach are available to self-contained campers with a valid Suffolk County Parks Green Key Card. No tent camping is permitted.

50 South Fairway Avenue, Montauk, NY 11954
(631) 668-3781

Camp Hero State Park encompasses 415 acres of diverse landscape including heavily wooded areas, a long expanse of beachfront along the Atlantic Ocean, and an historic military installation. Specific features of Camp Hero are magnificent pristine maritime forests, freshwater wetlands, spectacular ocean vistas and dramatic bluffs rising from the beach. Take Route 27 East to park entrance on Route 271 (Old Montauk Highway). Facilities include beach, biking, bridle path, fishing, hiking and cross country skiing. Empire Passport accepted.

35 Pantigo Road, East Hampton, NY 11937
(631) 329-1654

The East Hampton Church of Christ is a non-denominational, Bible-based Christian church devoted to loving God and loving one another. We welcome all looking to visit or for a church home. Sunday 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. Minister, Joel S. Landi. Office Hours 8am - 8pm Tuesday through Sunday.

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5 Cedar Point Road, East Hampton, NY 11937
(631) 852-7620

The 607 acre Cedar Point County park, with commanding views of Gardiner's Bay, offers individual and organized group camping areas. Picnic areas, boat rentals, nature trails, vehicular access to the outer beach (with permit only), licensed hunting for waterfowl (in season), surfcasting for bass and bluefish. The Cedar Point General Store and Snack Bar, operated by Kaelins, offers Saturday night family movies on the lawn behind the store and free use of recreational equipment. Take Montauk Highway East to Stephen Hands Path in East Hampton. Turn North and continue to Northwest Road, bear left and continue to Alemive Road until park entrance. Camping Reservations: 631-244-7275. Suffolk County Parks Green Key Card accepted.

East Hampton, NY 11937
(631) 324-2417

One town beach, Indian Wells is restricted to East Hampton town residents. Other beaches, including two available day visitors, are open to all with seasonal parking permits. Residents are free, non-residents are $200, hotels and motels offer guests free permits. Permits available weekdays at the town clerks office in East Hampton or at the Montauk annex. Day visitors can go to Atlantic Avenue Beach or to Kirk Park Beach ($10 parking). Parking limited. Permit information, call 631-324-4142.

Cutchogue, NY 11935
(631) 734-5224

The Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park District is bounded on the west side by the Mattituck Park District and on the east side by the hamlet of Peconic, which is not within the park district. The Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park District maintains two bay front parks, Fleets Neck Beach and Nassau Point Community Beach. Use of these facilities are free to residents of the Cutchogue-New Suffolk Park District and their guests.

Riverhead, NY 11901
(631) 727-5744

Annual parking stickers can be obtained from beach attendents by residents whose NYS vehicle registration or current property tax bill shows a Riverhead Town address. Non-residents may purchase a daily or annual sticker, hotel/motel parking applications, resident fishing permits, special situation couchers, and more at the Recreation Department at Stozky Park. Beaches are open daily from sunrise until 10 p.m.

Southampton, NY 11968
(631) 728-8585

Beachgoers must have a beach permit, available at town beaches. Seasonal fee per vehicle - $25 for residents, $15 for seniors over 60, $200 for non-residents. Non-resident daily parking permits $15. Some beaches are restricted to resident permit holders. Access Roads: Trustee Permits required July through Labor Day.

Dune Road, Westhampton, NY 11977
(631) 852-8111

This 296 acre barrier beach park offers lifeguard-supervised swimming, sunbathing on white sand beaches and some of the finest saltwater bass fishing to be had on the Island. A food concession (www.thebeachhuts.com), restrooms, first aid center, showers and changing rooms are all conveniently situated at Cupsogue's pavillion. Campers and recreational vehicles are permitted along the access road running parallel to the outer beach. Diving is permitted at slack tide on the bay side of the park only. Water depth is approximately 12'. From the Village of Westhampton Beach go South of Jesup Lane and cross the bridge. Turn right onto Dune Road. Follow Dune Road to its western terminus in Westhampton Beach. Suffolk County Parks Green Key Card accepted.