Shelter Island

Founded in 1930 by William E. Dickerson, this family business has been serving Shelter Island for nearly a century. A pillar of the island community. Read more...

Craft beer brewed right on Shelter Island. Tours and tastings available. A great stop for beer lovers visiting the island. Read more...

225 acres of historic farmland dating to 1651. One of the oldest continuously farmed estates in America, with tours, community farming, and cultural events. Read more...

2,039 acres of forests, marshes, and shoreline managed by The Nature Conservancy. Miles of hiking trails and world-class birdwatching on the Atlantic Flyway. Read more...

Elegant historic inn with beautiful grounds and water views. A peaceful retreat on the quieter side of Shelter Island. Read more...

Chic boutique hotel with a French Riviera feel right on the water. Hip, stylish, and uniquely Shelter Island. Read more...

Iconic waterfront resort on Crescent Beach with stunning views and a rich history. The quintessential Shelter Island summer destination. Read more...

Shelter Island’s beloved Victorian hotel founded in 1872. A true island landmark in the Heights with charming rooms and a celebrated restaurant. Read more...

Classic Shelter Island dining. A warm and welcoming spot for a great meal on the island. The Islander serves hearty American fare in a friendly, casual atmosphere — the kind of neighborhood restaurant that keeps locals coming back year after year. Read more...

Fine dining in a historic waterfront setting. The Rams Head Inn Restaurant offers an elegant menu featuring local seafood, prime meats, and seasonal produce. The stunning views over Coecles Harbor make it one of the most romantic dining rooms on Long Island. Read more...