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When most people think of the Hamptons, they imagine a summertime frenzy. However, take it from our Hamptons limo service, which has been in operation in the area for several years now, fall is the season to look out for.
This is the most beautiful time of the year in the Hamptons; vineyards are in full bloom, farmers are harvesting their crops, and the approach of major events such as Halloween and Thanksgiving Day is reviving some annual traditions, for instance, the lighting of Montauk Lighthouse.
To guarantee that your fall season is as eventful as possible, we have put together a number of sceneries, dining locales, and getaways you can check out in the Hamptons this fall.
We recommend contracting the services of our Hamptons NYC car service for all your transportation needs on all your season escapades. Fall is a time to seat back, relax, take in all the beauty around you and, most importantly, spend quality time with your loved ones.
As such, you may let a trusted professional take the wheel as you focus all your attention on your family and friends while you are safely transferred to and from any one of these amazing locations.
If you enjoy hiking and sprawling natural spaces, then this is just for you. You will find Quogue Wildlife Refuge along Old County Road in Quogue.
Whichever trail you choose, you are likely to enjoy the beautiful fall foliage as well as a variety of wildlife, including owls, eagles, falcons and bobcats.
As the name suggests, Hank’s Pumpkintown is a Pumpkin Patch located in Water Mill, open every day between 9 am and 6 pm. This popular location is adorned with pumpkin patches of all shapes and sizes. Enjoy some pumpkin spiced coffee, pumpkin doughnuts, and many other pumpkin flavored delicacies.
You will also find a corn shack where you can enjoy a roasted and seasoned corn. For an even richer fall season experience, visitors get to take part in apple picking, hayrides, tractor rides, and a corn maze.
One of the most prominent reminders that fall has arrived in the Hamptons is the annual lighting of the Montauk Lighthouse, also known as ‘The Light’. The Montauk Lighthouse was initially commissioned by the United States Congress during George Washington’s presidency and completed in 1796.
The lighting ceremony this year will take place on the 30th of November and you don’t want to miss out on this glorious occasion.
The Wolffer Estate Vineyard is located along Sagg Road in Sagaponack. If you are a wine-lover, this 55-acre expanse is a must-visit around fall. During this time of year, the winery offers visitors an elegant collection of Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot, and Chardonnay as well as Rose, White Cider, and Riesling.
We recommend planning your visit around the annual harvest party that has been scheduled for the 12th of October this year. Tag the entire family along on this day and enjoy an entire day of barrel rolling, grape stomping, live music, cider, and wine.
Located along North Main Street in East Hampton, this eatery offers visitors a scenic space during fall as the leaves begin to change.
The restaurant is also known for its celebrity clientele and wood-burning ovens, which will keep you intrigued and satisfied as you watch your food get prepared in a semi-traditional fashion.
You will especially enjoy their popular thin-crust pizza. You may also want to try their guanciale, broccoli rabe, roasted garlic, sweet sausage, provolone, and fresh mozzarella while you are here.
Also located in East Hampton, you will find Rowdy Hall along Main Street in East Hampton. This is a casual tavern that exudes a warmth through-and-through.
Here you will find dark-wood floors, lantern light sconces, beams across the ceiling, and a fireplace in the middle of the dining room in case it gets a little chilly during your visit.
We recommend trying their onion French soup with an opulent meat broth as well as their butternut squash lasagna and gruyere cheese with sundried tomato vinaigrette.
Head over to Main Street in East Hampton and find The Baker House 1650 and enjoy an exceptionally comfortable stay at this boutique hotel. This award-winning establishment has been equipped with a private bath, modern suites, mini-bars, king-sized beds, and wood-burning fireplaces in just about every room.
The hotel is especially popular for its breakfast menu which is open between 8 am and 11 am. The menu offers visitors homemade pastries, fresh fruit, pastries, crepes, bread, farm-fresh eggs, tea, and coffee.
Make your way to Montauk Highway in Water Mill and find this chic hotel among Southampton’s beaches and museums. Enjoy perfect relaxation as temperatures cool down in the fall; pick a cozy suite equipped with heated floors, a gas fireplace, and king size beds.
Breakfast here is also to-die-for; think Nutella/Butter-filled muffins, baked oatmeal, fresh fruit, and coffee.
Located on Main Street, East Hampton, the Mill House Inn has amassed a reputation of hospitality, blending boutique-style luxury with the warmth of a tiny inn.
The rooms also have spectacular views of the Old Hook Mill, but the best thing about the Mill House Inn is that it is pet-friendly, meaning you don’t have to leave your furry friend at home when you travel.
Head over to Grand Avenue in Shelter Island Heights where you will find The Chequit. This hotel was established by Salt Hotels’ very own Kevin O’Shea and David Bowd. The hotel is equipped with 37 ultra-modern rooms with wooden floors, custom bed headboards, Aztec rugs, and designer furniture.
You will also get to enjoy the hotel’s bar and restaurant, the Red Maple; the restaurant offers brunch and we recommend trying their lamb meatballs, lobster roll, pretzel bites, as well as a glass Grüner.
Posted on Jul 29 2019
