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Welcome to Bridgehampton: the equestrian heart of the Hamptons, offering a blend of competitive sport, upscale leisure, and coastal beauty

Bridgehampton is known for its exclusive estates, world-class vineyards, and deep equestrian heritage. A favorite destination for horse lovers and socialites alike, it provides a unique mix of sport, culture, and high-end leisure.

Whether visiting for the Hampton Classic or a summer getaway, this region exudes timeless
elegance and luxury.

Seasonal highlights

A grassy area featuring benches and trees

Spring
(March–May)

Beautiful blooming landscapes and ideal horseback riding weather.

Summer
(June–August)

Peak season for the Hampton Classic and vibrant social events.

A scenic path bordered by tall grass and sand dunes
Photograph of a vibrant fall scene at the boardwalk

Fall
(September–November)

Enjoy the Hamptons with fewer crowds and stunning autumn foliage.

Winter
(December–February)

A quieter, cozy season for scenic drives and fireside dining.

Beautifully arranged table featuring plates of food and wine glasses
A collection of four book covers showcasing horses and riders

Illustration credit: Hampton Classic

Getting Here

  • Nearest Airports: Long Island MacArthur Airport (1.5 hours), JFK International Airport (2 hours).

  • By Car: Accessible via the Long Island Expressway (I-495).

  • Train & Bus: The Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) and Hampton Jitney provide transportation options.

Overhead perspective of an airport featuring several aircraft on the ground
Resort Boutique Hampton

Year-Round Activities

  • Equestrian Events: Private show barns offer training and year-round riding.

  • Outdoor Adventures: Beach horseback riding and nature preserves.

  • Luxury Shopping & Dining: High-end boutiques, Michelin-star restaurants, and local farmers’ markets.

Local Q&A

What is the best time to visit the Hampton Classic?

The last week of August is the prime time to experience the event.
Outdoor banquet table

Insider Tips for a Memorable Visit

  1. Book Early: Hotels and event tickets sell out months in advance.

  2. Explore Beyond the Showgrounds: The Hamptons offer some of the finest dining and wineries in New York.

  3. VIP Access: Consider upgrading to VIP hospitality for premium seating and perks.

  4. Sunset Views: Montauk and Sag Harbor provide the most stunning oceanfront sunsets.

  5. Fine Dining Reservations: Popular restaurants require reservations well in advance during peak season.

A lighthouse stands on a rocky shoreline beside a calm body of water
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