Arts & Culture
One of the most respected craft schools in the country, tucked into the woods on the east side of the island. The campus itself — a series of buildings stepping down a wooded hillside toward the water — is worth seeing even if you're not taking a class. They offer public tours and open studio events during summer sessions.
Insider Tip
Check their website for tour days before you drive out. You can't just show up and wander — access is limited to scheduled visits. But when it's open, the architecture and the setting alone are worth the trip.
Time Needed
1–2 hours
Weather
Any
Tide
Doesn't matter
Kid-Friendly
Yes for older kids, not ideal for toddlers