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Welcome to
East Hampton
East Hampton is the easternmost town on Long Island’s South Fork, known for its refined coastal charm, artistic heritage, and natural beauty. It stretches nearly 25 miles from Wainscott to Montauk Point and offers over 70 miles of shoreline along the Atlantic Ocean, Gardiners Bay, and Napeague Bay.
What to do in East Hampton
Beaches
Iconic spots like Main Beach, ideal for swimming and surfing.
Gastronomy
Upscale restaurants and fresh, farm‑to‑table cuisine.
Art & Culture
Guild Hall, historic windmills, and local galleries.
Shopping
Designer boutiques and charming shops along Main Street.
East Hampton
Quick Overview
East Hampton balances sophistication and serenity, a haven for artists, writers, and visitors seeking understated luxury. Its neighborhoods, from Amagansett to Springs, each carry distinct personalities: bohemian, historic, and family‑friendly.
Area | 74.4 sq mi (192.5 km²) — land: 70 sq mi, water: 312 sq mi
Population | ~29,090 (2024 census)
Location | Southeastern Suffolk County, New York — bordered by Southampton to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the south and east, and Gardiners Bay to the north
Climate | Humid continental; warm summers, cool winters; average annual rainfall ~46 inches
Elevation | 33 ft (10 m) above sea level
Economy | Tourism, hospitality, real estate, arts, and local services
Cultural Note | Originally settled in 1648, first known as Maidstone; renamed East Hampton in 1662
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Guild Hall – Cultural center and home of the John Drew Theater.
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Old Hook Mill – Historic windmill built in 1806.
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Deep Hollow Ranch – The oldest cattle ranch in the United States.
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Gardiners Island – One of the largest privately owned islands in the country.
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Atlantic Beaches – Pristine stretches ideal for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing.
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Art & Design Scene – Galleries, studios, and architecture blending coastal elegance with creativity.
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East Hampton
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