Experiences

Whether you’re gathering to-go snacks for the beach or seeking something fresh for a picnic in the garden, East Hampton’s local markets offer flavor and community. Round Swamp Farm (184 Three Mile Harbor Rd) is a beloved family-run market known for its baked goods, prepared foods, and local produce. Amber Waves Farm (367 Main St, Amagansett) grows organic grains, flowers, and vegetables, with a year-round Farm Shop in East Hampton Village (64 Park Pl) offering salads, wraps, juices, and pastries, all supporting their educational programs. At Citarella (2 Pantigo Rd), you’ll find premium groceries, fresh seafood, and gourmet ingredients all locally sourced.

Stay active during your stay with a range of fitness studios nearby. From high - intensity workouts at Barry’s (352 Montauk Hwy, Wainscott) to heated training at Tracy Anderson (1 Bay St, Sag Harbor), yoga practices at Fierce Grace Hot Yoga (3 Railroad Ave), or reformer Pilates at New York Pilates (86 Park Pl), there are options for all

East Hampton offers several exceptional courts for players of every level. East Hampton Indoor Tennis (174 Daniels Hole Rd) provides year-round play in a modern facility, while Hampton Racquet (172 Buckskill Rd) and Buckskill Tennis Club (178 Buckskill Rd) offer beautiful outdoor courts and lessons during the summer season.

For those looking to explore the wild beauty of the East End, nearby trails offer an easy escape into nature. Shadmoor State Park (900 Montauk Hwy, Montauk) features dramatic bluffs overlooking the Atlantic, while Hither Hills State Park (164 Old Montauk Hwy) offers scenic dunes, woodlands, and coastal trails perfect for a leisurely hike or seaside picnic.

Spanning 16 acres, LongHouse Reserve is a sculpture garden and cultural center where art and nature meet. Open year-round, its dynamic landscape features installations by world-renowned artists alongside gardens, lectures, concerts, and wellness experiences Learn More

A cornerstone of Hamptons culture since 1931, Guild Hall is an arts, performance, and education center that welcomes more than 60,000 visitors each year. The museum presents exhibitions ranging from historical to contemporary, while the theater hosts plays, concerts, dance, screenings, and readings. It’s the creative heart of the East End, supporting both celebrated and emerging artists year-round. Learn More

Once home to Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, this National HistoricLandmark in Springs is where both artists created some of their most iconic works. Open by reservation from May through October, the house and studio showcase original paintings, prints, and rotating exhibitions that celebrate the legacy of the New York School and the East End’s vibrant art community. Learn More

Less than a mile from the hotel, Main Beach (104 Ocean Avenue) is one of the East End’s most beloved stretches of sand. During the summer season, lifeguards are on duty daily from 10 AM–5 PM, with restrooms and The Beach Hut offering oceanside favorites made from local and organic ingredients. Maidstone guests enjoy complimentary beach chairs, umbrellas, bags, coolers, and beach passes for a perfectly easy day by the water. Navigate there