What creators say
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“napeague state park is the narrow strip of protected land between amagansett and montauk where the island almost disappears — a low-lying stretch of dunes, pine barrens, and beach access that connects the two most serious 4x4 destinations on the east end and has its own distinct character worth stopping for. the lazy point road access takes you through terrain that changes dramatically from pines to dunes to beach, and the area is genuinely quiet and wildlife-rich (deer, shorebirds, seasonal seals offshore). reviewers describe it as 'really quiet and peaceful' and note deer feeding off the grasses throughout the area — this is the driving-through stretch that reminds you why you came out here rather than going to the jersey shore. no admission fee, open access, serve as the connector between hither hills and the montauk point access roads.”
Keith Tucci in Sand Mode: The Off-Road & 4x4 Beach Guide to the Hamptons
