Lattingtown Beach is a picturesque and exclusive beach located in the Incorporated Village of Lattingtown, New York. It is nestled within a 2,400-acre area that was once home to the Matinecock tribe and later developed by European settlers. The beach is open to residents and their sponsored guests, offering a serene and natural setting for relaxation. The beach season typically runs from late May to early September, with specific hours of operation. It is a tranquil spot for those seeking a peaceful beach experience, though swimming is not permitted due to the absence of lifeguards.
The village itself has a rich history, with the original town being transformed over time. Today, it offers a blend of natural beauty and historical charm. The beach area is complemented by nearby attractions and amenities in the surrounding communities, such as Locust Valley and Glen Cove.
Despite its serene nature, the beach does not offer extensive amenities like food vendors or rental equipment, making it ideal for those who prefer a more secluded experience. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views and tranquility of the area, making it a perfect spot for residents looking to unwind.