Hamptons Recreation..Things to do this summer 2013..There are so many recreational things to enjoy in the Hamptons during the course of the summer…over 14 fun activities…Windsurfing, kayaking, swimming, horseback riding, soccer, stand-up paddleboarding, golf, tennis, sailing, baseball, volleyball, basketball, rowing, lifeguarding, biking, and much much more… There are many camps for kids to take part in, some expensive and a couple of very inexpensive camps. There are several clinics in each town, like soccer, baseball, golf, basketball, field hockey & volleyball. There are lessons, classes, tours for most recreational sports that you want. If families are in need of some recreational equipment to take part in these fun activities, they can look at this to find kayaks in different styles so they can join in on the summer fun.
One of my favorite hidden secrets in the Hamptons is Amagansett Beach & Bicycle…in Amagansett, NY…I love this business because they offer rentals for Bikes*Kayaks*Surf boards/paddle boards*Boogie boards. They deliver and pick-up and that is VERY COOL. Basically you can have any of these items delivered right to your home and waiting for you when you get to your house. If you are having guest for 1 day or 1 week, you can arrange for a rental and have the bikes or any other item delivered and this way your guest can have a fun-filled week to explore the Hamptons. It’s similar services to you going on vacation yourself and looking on the web for a local bike rental company to collect a bicycle from to use for a day or two. Amagansett Beach & Bicycle is the connoisseur of recreational equipment in the Hamptons with that added touch of delivering. They will also pick-up and deliver if your bike needs repair, they have on staff technicians and therefore they have the added value of experienced staff in-house to help with all of your biking needs. 
Check out their schedule of classes*lessons & tours for Kayaking* Biking & Stand-up Paddling http://www.amagansettbeachco.com
The Town of Southampton has many activities for children, there is no need for your kids to complain about being bored and you do not need to spend a fortune to entertain them…Did you know that the town of Southampton offers a month-long camp for $50 for the month? Did you know that this camp is offered in 3 locations throughout the Hamptons.
Summer fun Playground program
cost: $50 for one child, $125 for family 3 or more Time: M-F 9a-12n ages k-6- East Quogue..East Quogue School Registration date 6/21 12n-130pm, dates for camp are 6/24-7/19
- Sag harbor, Mashashimuet Park, Registration date 7/3 8a-10am, dates for camp are 7/8-8/12
- Hampton Bays, Red Creek Park, Registration date 7/18/13 8-10am, dates for camp are 7/22-8/16
The town of Southampton offers many programs for kids to participate in during the summer: Kayaking, windsurfing, sailing, lifesaving, lifeguarding programs, stand-up paddle boarding, rowing, surfing, golf, tennis,clinics
For more information on the Youth camp click on link…Southampton Summer 2013
East Hampton offers many programs as well at affordable fee’s click here for more information on Parks & Recreation 2013
What about having an experience in the Hamptons…Looking to do something different with friends…here are a few suggestions: Something for adults
- Take a bike tour through Springs or even to Montauk…
- Kayak tour for 4 with your friends…explore the Hamptons in a fun recreational experience… price $79 contact Amagansett Beach & bicycle for more information for both these events
SV DOVE CHARTERS.…in Sag Harbor provides an amazing experience…can seat up to 6 people and the rate is very affordable…HURRY and BOOK your charter to watch the Fireworks in Sag Harbor on Saturday, July 6th 2013…
- Have a tasteful but fun bachelorette party
- Sunset Cruise
- Romantic Cruise
- afternoon of fun on a Sailboat, (you have lunch and go swimming)
stop by next week…for more recreational things to do in the Hamptons this summer…Hamptons Recreation
Both Veterans and the local community lined the LCpl Jordan Haerter Veterans’ Memorial Bridge in Sag Harbor today to bear witness run commemorating this Memorial Day. 48 military veterans were holding flags along the bridge while the Marines ran by. The 48 flags represented the 48 souls that were lost by the members of 3/25. The battalion suffered 48 casualties in Iraq, 46 Marines and two Navy Corpsmen, giving them the unwanted distinction of the battalion having one of the highest casualty rates of the war.
