Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum

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The Montauk Point Lighthouse Museum is a delightful day trip for anyone on Long Island. This National Historic Landmark boasts a 110-foot tower that visitors are encouraged to climb, a 360 degree vista of Montauk Point, an engaging museum detailing the maritime history of Long Island and the Lighthouse, a virtual and interactive aquarium in the Oceans Institute, an augmented reality Theodore Roosevelt tour, and so much more. The oldest lighthouse in New York State, the Montauk Point Lighthouse’s construction was authorized by President George Washington. Please visit our website for more information.

The Montauk Point Lighthouse is wholly owned by the Montauk Historical Society, a nonprofit, and is supported through admission fees, grants, and generous donations.

Amenities

General

Wheelchair Accessible:

Things To Do

History

Historic Sites:
Lighthouses:
Path Through History:

Accessibility

Accessible Amenities

Blind/Low Vision

Blind/Low Vision Accommodations:
Audio Tour: Yes
Signage: Partial
Staff Orientation to Venue: Yes

Additional Amenities

Accessible Amenities:
Accessible Car Parking Onsite: Yes
Service Animal Relief: Yes

Mobility/Wheelchair Access

Mobility/Wheelchair Access Accommodations:
Accessible Bathroom: Yes
Accessible Entrance: Yes
Accessible Route: Yes
Seating/Bench: Yes

Events

Quogue Wildlife Refuge: Animals

Long Island, Montauk

Jun 07, 2025