About Fair Harbor
If you ever wondered what happened to
the people of the 80ies. Well they got married, bought a beach-house in
Fair Harbor and had children. At present, Fair Harbor is a friendly
community with many young and middle aged parents and mature groups plus
a lot of people in between. The Ocean Beaches are wide and glorious; the
Bayside provides space for boating, be it sailing, windsurfing,
jet-skiing. You may, if you are lucky, be able to leave your Hobie-Cat
or windsurfer in one of the assigned spaces for a fee. And yes, we still
have the sixish, where revelers informally get-together on the dock to
cheer the spectacular sunset over the Bay. In my opinion, better than
Key West. We have a supermarket, liquor store, hardware store with
clothing, restaurant.
Residents here take pride in their paradise and are considerate and
responsible. See a
Fair Harbor Street Map at this link. Use your browsers "Back" key to
come back to this page.
There are no paved
roads leading to Fair Harbor, and during the summer season, no motor
vehicles are permitted beyond the Robert Moses State Park parking lot.
This secluded ness adds to the special ambiance and flair beckoning you
to explore the miles and miles of beaches and natural beauty of this
special Island.
Many of the facilities and services you may use or
experience were created by the volunteers of the association. Created
and paid for by the donations of money and time of individuals who care
for the community they live in. Please join them! Meeting notices are
posted on the bulletin boards by the playground and ferry. Renters and
Owners are welcome! Contact Eugene Levy, President FHCA at
Here’s group of dedicated volunteers that over the
year have donated thousands of hours for the safety and well-being of
our community. Unselfishly putting their own health at risk for us all.
These men and women deserve our full support. Why don’t you join them!
It’s for a good cause and a growing experience for you!
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