Hampton Bays Magnets

Description: Experience the charm of Hampton Bays with this minimalist line art. Featuring beach scenes, sailboats, and palm trees, this graphic evokes a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Perfect for beach lovers and travel enthusiasts seeking seaside serenity.

Description: Connect modern Hampton Bays with its earlier identity as Good Ground, the historic community name used before the area officially became Hampton Bays in 1922. Main Street formed the historic core of Good Ground and remains central to the hamlet today.

Description: Explore the older geographic identity of Hampton Bays with a design inspired by Canoe Place, one of the historic communities that helped shape today's hamlet. Local heritage records identify Canoe Place among the distinct early settlements that became part of Hampton Bays.

Description: Capture the nature and recreation side of Hampton Bays with a design inspired by Good Ground Park, a 36-acre wooded public park with trails, birdwatching, picnic areas, a playground, and an amphitheater for community events.

Description: Give Tiana Beach its own search-focused Hampton Bays design with an Atlantic-coast theme featuring sand, surf, summer recreation, and beach days. Tiana Beach on Dune Road has more than 1,000 feet of shorefront and includes lifeguard protection, volleyball, concessions, and picnic areas

Description: Connect modern Hampton Bays with its earlier identity as Good Ground, the historic community name used before the area officially became Hampton Bays in 1922. Main Street formed the historic core of Good Ground and remains central to the hamlet today.

Description: Celebrate Hampton Bays as a community surrounded by water, with a design inspired by Shinnecock Bay, Tiana Bay, Great Peconic Bay, boats, shoreline scenery, and everyday waterfront life. Local planning materials describe Hampton Bays as bounded by major bays on both its northern and southern sides.

Description: Celebrate Hampton Bays, Long Island, New York with a classic beach design inspired by its Atlantic shoreline, sandy beaches, dunes, and summer atmosphere. The hamlet has nearly four miles of public oceanfront along its barrier beach.

Description: Build a distinctly local fishing design around Shinnecock Inlet and the commercial and sport-fishing activity associated with Hampton Bays. Southampton's 2024 Hampton Bays planning material identifies Shinnecock Inlet as a popular fishing destination and the local port as a major commercial fishing port.

Description: Put Ponquogue at the center of a highly local Hampton Bays design inspired by the ocean beach, pavilion, dunes, and waterfront recreation. Ponquogue Beach is a more than 600-foot oceanfront beach with lifeguards, concessions, volleyball, and other amenities