Hampton Bays is located on the south shore of eastern Long Island, New York. It is nestled between the Atlantic Ocean, Shinnecock and Peconic Bays; about a 1½-hour drive from New York City. Since the early 1970's, Hampton Bays has become a major attraction for persons wanting to purchase or build a vacation or permanent retirement home. There is easy access to miles of public ocean and bay beaches, and fishing and boating facilities for residents and visitors alike. The Sears-Bellows Park offers swimming in its fresh water lake, hiking in vast woodland trails and sites for camping enthusiasts. There is a thriving business community of shops, restaurants, supermarkets and banks that cater to the needs of the residents. A number of Houses of Worship are located in Hampton Bays with others within a short drive. There are also numerous clubs and organizations for those who are inclined to get involved. The Hampton Bays Public Library is one of the finest on the east end of Long Island. All of these attractions make the decision to settle in Hampton Bays an easy one.

Directons to Hampton Bays: Long Island Expressway (Rte. 495) Eastbound to exit 70 (Rte. 111, Manorville Rd.) Southbound to Sunrise Highway (Rte. 27) Eastbound to exit 65S (Rte. 24) You are now in Hampton Bays. Welcome.

Hampton Bays own website dedicated primarily to Hampton Bays real estate, listing of houses, building homesites, vacant lots, vacation cottages near ocean and bay beaches with photos and descriptions of desirable properties.

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