Harvey Cedars is more like a village than any other area. It's one of the few northern areas beyond Surf City where a person can stop, park

Loveladies stands out on LBI, not only for its unusual name but also for its large, contemporary homes that showcase 21st century architectu

In the shadow of Old Barney, you'll find the widest beach on Long Beach Island, Viking Village and a high-end, kick-ass mini-golf course tha

Like the Brick Beaches and Ortley Beach to the north, Berkeley Township officials have ordered a lightning detection system to be installed

Old Barney is arguably the most picturesque lighthouse on the Shore. But this year, Old Barney is getting a much needed facelift from the Ne

Maybe this park needs a new name. Island Beach State Park isn't an island but a long peninsula with limited access from the north on Route 3

Funtown Pier still trying to rebuild 10 years after Sandy. Borough Hall is a great example of a 100 plus year old life-saving station.

Seaside Heights likes to call itself "The Classic American Boardwalk" but for many it's a been a honky-tonk party town. Ever since the drama

Ortley Beach is barely one square mile so it's easy to breeze through it coming off the Route 37 bridge over the Barnegat Bay or driving thr

For a little over a mile, Lavallette features a non-commercial boardwalk that's a popular place for walkers and joggers. It's nestled betwee

Brick Beaches have decent parking options and $10 daily beach fees, a good deal for the area though prices have increased from 2021.

Superstorm Sandy obliterated in Mantoloking at the Bay reached out to the Ocean at the point where the Mantoloking Bridge connects the mainl

The Bay Head Business Association describes Bay Head as "the crown jewel of the strand of beaches that constitutes Barnegat Beach Island:...

For almost 100 years, the Boardwalk has been home to Jenkinson's Pavilion which has withstood storms as well as a major fire in 1989. Today,

Manasquan has always been a key stop for ships traveling along the Jersey Shore. It's still very much a beach town today.

In the summer, pay to play on the beaches of Sea Girt and Manasquan. But the half-mile long beach between those Boroughs is free. NGTC beach

Sea Girt Lighthouse and God's Basement in the famous Jersey Shore hot spot, The Parker House.

The stately Spring Lake homes and a few old hotels are the only thing visible above the dunes while walking the two miles of the boardwalk.

Energy abounds in Belmar celebrating 150 years of party and fun at the beach. including the legendary Shore bar D'Jais. Whale watch from th

Avon-by-the-Sea has a busy Boardwalk with the iconic Avon Pavilion -- a handsome structure built in 2014 after its predecessor was destroyed