CSR Northeast Flotilla 2017

We went to that beach a few years ago. There were definitely people on it, and I don't recall seeing signs that said we couldn't be out there. There's even a road "Oak Tree Ln" that goes out there.
On a side note, there's a channel marker on the peninsula of that beach. From afar, it looks like an average channel marker. But up close, it's actually 2 kegs welded together. Gotta love it.
 
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From what I have found, there are no restrictions on accessing the beach as it is a public beach.

http://www.ospreysguide.com/GeneralGuide/GeneralGSI/gengSIbeach.html

A Guide to Shelter Island:
Beaches
Shelter Island is an island surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches on the East End.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
If you are planning on visiting one of Shelter Island's public beaches you will need to obtain a beach parking pass. The passes can be acquired by bringing your car registration or car rental agreement to the Town Clerks Office in Town Hall. You will need parking permits for Shell Beach, Wades Beach and Crescent Beach. The Town Clerks Office is open Monday through Friday from 9-4 and Saturdays 9am to 12 noon (during the summer). Call 631-749-1166 for more information. Island residents can obtain parking permits free of charge. Others pay as follows:
  • Weekly Permits (7 consecutive days) $25.00
  • Monthly Permits (31 consecutive days) $50.00
  • Seasonal Permits (June 15 through Labor Day) $100.00
Here is a list of Local Beaches on Shelter Island:
Crescent Beach
Crescent Beach or Louis' Beach is located on the North west corner of Shelter Island. The beach is over half a mile long and is the islands most popular beach. The beach has a fantastic view of Southold and Greenport. The beach also is the home of several restaurants and hotels including The Pridwin, The Peconic Lodge, and the Sunset Beach Bar & Restaurant. This beach also offers a great view of the sunset. During the summer season there is a lifeguard on duty during the day.
Shell Beach
Shell Beach is located on the south-west corner of the island in West Neck Harbor. The beach overlooks West Neck Harbor, Shelter Island Sound and the Peconics. This beach is half a mile long and located on a long peninsula with a dirt road. This beach is generally less populated than Crescent Beach & Wades Beach.
Wades Beach
Wades Beach is also located inside West Neck Harbor across from Shell Beach. This beach is also very popular and has a lifeguard on duty during regular hours.

I called the clerk's office and they told me that there are no restrictions for boaters using the beach for doing a picnic.

So, who's ready for the feast on the beach?
 
I called the clerk's office and they told me that there are no restrictions for boaters using the beach for doing a picnic.

So, who's ready for the feast on the beach?


Us!
 
Will try to keep the drone out the water this year or at the very least not drop it in the first day!
 
Will try to keep the drone out the water this year or at the very least not drop it in the first day!

I liked how your first drone had noodles attached to the legs. The water crash survival rate was so much better.
 
I liked how your first drone had noodles attached to the legs. The water crash survival rate was so much better.
I don't think the noodles would have helped, it was a pretty spectacular nose dive......:grin:
 
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Is everyone splashed by now? It's time for the thread to pick up the momentum.
 
We've got a busy schedule this summer but would love to try to tie in with this for a night or two out East. If you can post a schedule of dates and locations I'd like to go over it with my wife to see if we could make it work to meet up with you folks for a night or two when you are out on the east end of Long Island.
 
Has the iteanrry been released yet?
 
Hey guys, I just updated the first page with this info:

ITINERARY:
Port 1 (Sat/Sun): Westneck Harbor
Port 2 (Mon/Tue): Sag or Montauk
Port 3 (Wed-Sat): Block

Michael (suss1173), your info was added to the first page as well.
 
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Were out again this year, we had to switch up our week-long trip plans because of some work commitments so were headed up to ME the week you guys get together.
 
Hey guys, I just updated the first page with this info:

ITINERARY:
Port 1 (Sat/Sun): Westneck Harbor
Port 2 (Mon/Tue): Sag or Montauk
Port 3 (Wed-Sat): Block

Michael (suss1173), your info was added to the first page as well.

Thank you.


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Were out again this year, we had to switch up our week-long trip plans because of some work commitments so were headed up to ME the week you guys get together.

Sorry you can't make it this time. I hope you can make it next year.
 
We may try to come to Block on Thursday afternoon. We are away on vacation the week before so it depends on if I can get away from work on Friday.
 
We may try to come to Block on Thursday afternoon. We are away on vacation the week before so it depends on if I can get away from work on Friday.

Looking forward to see you, Jeremy. I'll add your info on the first page.
 
Happy Independence Day everyone!

Only couple weeks away from the trip. It's time to get the tread moving. Since we'll be having the feast on the beach, let discuss how many tables we'll need. I'm guessing everyone can bring their beach chairs to make things simple.

Who has folding tables and is willing to volunteer to bring them?

We have two option for 2nd port, Sag harbor or Montauk. Any thoughts/preferences one over the other? I'm leaning toward Montauk.
 
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Unfortunately, I have to make a day trip to Albany for work on that Monday. So we will head out early Tuesday morning. Unfortunately well miss the first 2 days and the feast.

Both options sound great, but I'm guessing block is an easier run from MTK.


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