Hampton Bays, Long Island
In 1740, the community was settled as “Good Ground” and became the main hamlet of eleven in the immediate area. Montauk Highway was the Main Street and considered as the approximate area of the original hamlet known as Good Ground. The other hamlets in the area were called Ponquogue, Squiretown, East Tiana, Canoe Place, Southport, Springville, Red Creek, West Tiana, Newtown, and Rampasture. During the early part of 20th century, the eleven hamlets commonly called as "Good Ground” changed the name to “Hampton Bays”. About 21% of Hampton Bays residents reported Irish ancestry and 17% were Italian. The community is served by the Hampton Bays Union Free School District. The district operates two schools. Hampton Bays Elementary School serves grades K-6, and Hampton Bays Secondary School serves grades 7-12. Both schools have good educational attainment in benefits to their students. The Hampton Bays Public Library is serving the local community for over 40 years that offer a large selection of children's and adult fiction and non-fiction books, music CDs, Books-On-Tape, newspapers, etc. Hampton Bays is a perfect place for your family with many activities to enjoy such as jet skiing around the bay, camping by a pond, hiking rails, and horseback riding. Annual events include outdoor arts, craft shows and the Chili/Chowder Contest which usually happens every September. Nightlife is very much alive in which the Long Island’s largest nightclub 'Whitehouse' once known as 'CPI's (Canoe Place Inn) in the Hamptons' located in Hampton Bays. The area is also known for the popular Boardy Barn which offers live music as well as many area Hampton Dance and Beach Clubs and local Pubs. The Local Chamber of Commerce is helping to advance their commercial, industrial, civic, and general interests in the Hampton Bays area. The community feature homes old and new, ranch styles, capes, contemporaries, postmodern, and traditional. Price value normally ranges from $525,000-$1.7M. |

Hampton Bays is a hamlet and census-designated place located in 