From Oyster Country to Modern Shoreline Living: The Story of Hampton Bays, NY and Its Top Visitor Spots
Hampton Bays has always had a way of surprising people. Drive in expecting a sleepy South Fork hamlet and you quickly realize it is much more layered than that. Yes, there is the water, the weathered docks, the low marsh grass, the scent of salt on a windy afternoon. But there is also a community that has adapted, repeatedly and intelligently, from an oyster-centered economy to a place where summer visitors, year-round residents, second-home owners, and small business opera
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