Located only 2.2 miles across the bay from the Village Marina, "Ho-Hum" Beach affords a welcome destination to Villagers whether they arrive via the Whalehouse Point or cruise over on a boat of their own. If the latter applies, there are boat slips available, at a nominal fee, for the use of Village residents.

As its name suggests, "Ho-Hum" Beach is a quaint, little beach surrounded by the Fire Island National Sea Shore, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Great South Bay. It is unburdened by pretense; where swimmers and sunbathers alike are assured the true pleasure of recreating and relaxing at the shore.

In addition to providing a comfy place to wait for the ferry, the screened-in gazebo at the beach is furnished with tables and benches for picnicking. You'll also find a concession stand, recently renovated restrooms, a changing room and cold-water showers which are all conveniently located nearby.

A pleasant stroll across the dunes realizes your true reward, you've arrived at "Ho-Hum" Beach. Here, our village beach staff (which includes our lifeguards) is on duty for your enjoyment and safety.

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Photos from Ho Hum Beach

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Beach Goers Arriving At Ho-Hum Beach		Boat Slips Available At Ho-Hum Beach		Concession Stand And Ferry Dock
Concession Stand		Concession Stand		Inside Picnic Area
Showers To Wash Sandy Feet		Solar Energy Panels		Ho-Hum Beach Is Eco-Friendly
Boardwalk From The Ferry To The Beach		Gazebo Resting Place Along The Boardwalk		Boardwalk To The Beach
Picnic Gazebo At The Beach		The Beach Facing East		The Beach Facing West
Beach Goers		Benches To Sit On And Wait For The Ferry		Don't Miss The Last Ferry!