Kids
Story hours for wet Tuesdays, lifeguarded beaches, farm animals and ice cream for children under twelve.
- Over twelve? Teens is the other page
- Safety: ticks, rip currents, lifeguard hours
- What is on this week
- Bringing the dog too? Beach rules by town
- Playgrounds
- Summer camps
- Story hour
- Indoor sport and swim
- Beaches
- Meet the animals
- Pick your own
- Ice cream
- Movies
- Mini golf and arcade
- Toy and kids' shops
9 places
Sag Harbor · 9
Summer camps
Bay Street Theater Summer Camps
Sag Harbor
Ages: Three camps: My Fave Tales! for ages 4-7, Step Into Broadway! Dance Intensive for ages 8-15, and Acting For Musicals: Intermediate/Advanced for ages 11-17. · My Fave Tales! runs 17 - 21 August 2026; both Step Into Broadway! and Acting For Musicals run 24 - 28 August 2026. · $649 per camp week · The 2026 sessions have finished.
The last camp weeks on the 2026 East End calendar, which is exactly why they matter: school is not back and everything else finishes on 21 August. Three hours a morning on a working professional stage at the end of Long Wharf, each week ending in a performance. The four-to-seven week is the only theatre camp out here that will take a four-year-old.
Summer camps
Summer Fun Playground Camp — Mashashimuet Park
Sag Harbor
Ages: 5 to 12. The brochure adds that a child "must have completed kindergarten and be 5 years old by 6/26/2026". · Two two-week sessions at this park in 2026: 29 June - 10 July and 13 - 24 July. No camp on 3 July. · $100 per session for Southampton Town residents, $150 for non-residents · The 2026 sessions have finished.
The cheapest camp on the East End by a distance — $100 buys two weeks of mornings, against $1,425 a week at the Parrish and $1,700 at Ross. Counsellors run sports, arts and crafts, quiet games and special-event days; parents send sunscreen, a drink and a snack. Almost nobody who is not already a Southampton Town resident knows the town runs it.
Story hour
John Jermain Memorial Library
Sag Harbor · Works in the rain
Runs a children's story hour.
The most beautiful library on the East End, and the easiest to use: quiet study carrels under the dome, Wi-Fi that doesn't ask for a password, and a temporary card at the desk if you have a lease. Open past 7pm four nights a week.
