Boys and Girls Harbor Park

Mission Statement & Description of Property

To provide the East Hampton community with access to outdoor recreational activities that make use of the natural setting while maintaining respect for the residential neighbors, including both an ADA accessible, multi-use trail and a pavilion . Boys and Girls Harbor is open to the public 365 days per year from dawn to dusk and is “Carry In, Carry Out” for all litter and trash. All dogs MUST be leashed and controlled. No motorized vehicles or bikes on the trails except for the intention of ADA users. 

Here is a link to view a video of the ADA accessible, multi-use trail:

Take a Walk Through Boys & Girls Harbor Park

Park usage is “At Your Own Risk” and is under video surveillance.

The Town of East Hampton, in partnership with Suffolk County, acquired the Boys & Girls Harbor property located at 180 Springy Banks Road on May 26, 2011. The Town and County own the property as tenants in common. The 27-acre site originally hosted a summer camp for urban youth. An old bunkhouse and other structures have since been removed.  

The access from Springy Banks Road connects to the former basketball court which was converted to and used for off-street parking and handicapped spaces.