08/21/2026
Rain in the Hamptons forecast this weekend? Good, that just means a different kind of perfect day.
Here are three Hamptons rainy day activities that are just as beautiful (if not more) without the sun:
💆♀️ Spa Day — The Spa at Gurney’s Montauk, Naturopathica in East Hampton, or The Baker House 1650 Spa in East Hampton are all perfect for a gray day escape. Think oceanview treatment rooms, steam rooms, saunas, and that full reset feeling. Pro tip: book the moment you see rain in the forecast. Appointments at all three go fast once everyone else has the same idea, so don’t wait until Friday night to try to grab a Saturday slot.
🎨 Parrish Art Museum — Located in Water Mill, this is one of the best Hamptons museums for a rainy day and one of my favorite East End art museums period. The sky-lit galleries make the whole place glow no matter what’s happening outside, and there’s always a rotating exhibit worth seeing. Give yourself at least an hour, the café is a nice bonus if you want to make it a full outing.
🌿 LongHouse Reserve — A sixteen acre sculpture garden in East Hampton that might be the most underrated rainy day spot in the Hamptons. I’ve visited in full sun, pouring rain, and twenty degree December cold, and it has never once disappointed. Open seasonally, so check hours before you go, but if it’s open, it’s worth the trip in any weather.
Save this for the next Hamptons rainy day forecast.
Between the spa, the art, and the gardens, you’ve got a full weekend covered with zero sunshine required.
Where are you headed if it rains this weekend?