Sunday, May 19, 2013
LBI's family-oriented south-end town.
Although much work remains to be done, particularly in the Holgate section, months of rebuilding efforts following Sandy have helped bring many popular attractions in Long Beach Island's Queen City, Beach Haven, back to life, just in time for summer 2013. Beach Haven has a vast collection of shops and restaurants than much of the rest of LBI, as well as big attractions such as the Fantasy Island arcade and a Thundering Surf Water Park, making it a popular vacation and day-trip destination. The borough stretches from 12th Street on the north end to Nelson Avenue on the south end. Beach badges: Seasonal badges are $30 until June 28 and $40 starting June 23. Weekly badges are $20; daily badges are $5. Children 12 and under, adults 65 and …
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Beach badges, lifeguard hours.
Brant Beach, a section of Long Beach Township, will be one of the center stages for a planned festival - LBI's Thank You Fest - which will transform all of LBI into a reopening party, post Sandy. Starting June 14th in Ship Bottom from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., continuing in Brant Beach on June 15th, from 11 to 8 p.m., and ending in Beach Haven on June 16th, the event will feature music, dancing, crafts and food vendors - all as an official way to kick off the summer of 2013, and to thank the first responders involved in the Sandy relief efforts. Sitting center to the island, it is little wonder why the Brant Beach section of Long Beach Township was selected as a main point for a summer kick-off party. Brant Beach is one of the island's many …
Beach badge prices, lifeguard hours for summer 2013.
A visit to Barnegat Light - which sustained much less damage to the beaches during Sandy than other Long Beach Island towns and will not be undergoing any replenishment projects this season - can offer the relaxation of a classic day at the beach with maybe a pinch of history when the sunbathing is done. Seasonal beach badges are currently available for $25, up until June 15, and after that the price is $35. Senior citizens, ages 65 and older, can purchase a seasonal pass for $10. Weekly badges also are available at a rate of $20 — with a week being defined as running from Saturday to Friday. The daily rate is $5 per person. Children under 12 are admitted for free. There is also a $1 per badge charge for any badges that are purchased on …
Beach badge prices, lifeguard hours
Harvey Cedars is one of many island towns slated to have some of its beachfront restored by the Army Corps of Engineers this summer. Although an exact date has not been set yet for the project, Diane Dale, Municipal Clerk, said that at some point between early June and August, 1,000 feet of beachfront along Harvey Cedars will be closed for a replenishment project following Superstorm Sandy. Despite certain areas being closed, town officials are encouraging everyone to pick up an early seasonal beach badge for the warm weather that is just around the corner. Seasonal passes are $40, but if you get them before June 15 this year, you can get a seasonal for $30, according to the town's website. Senior citizens, ages 65 and older, may get a …
Beach badges required starting June 15.
As crews work up and down Long Beach Island to get the beach ready for Memorial Day - Ship Bottom, which serves as the island's gateway - is the hub of it all. With a total area of 1 square mile, Ship Bottom has a Waterfront Park, several recreational areas, and beautiful beaches. The borough also offers antique and gift shops, art galleries and fine dining. Beach badges cost $30 for a seasonal pass until May 31; $40 for a seasonal pass starting June 1; $20 for weekly pass; and $5 for a daily pass. Senior badges are $10 and are sold at Borough Hall. Badges are required starting June 15. Submit a Beach Badge Order Form or buy them at Borough Hall, 1621 Long Beach Boulevard, Ship Bottom, 609-494-2171, ext. 102. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., …
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Beach badges on sale now
Visitors to Brigantine Beach for the 2012 season are able to enjoy driving on the beach and jet skiing. Seasonal beach badges are currently available for $15. The price increases to $18 on June 1. Badges for senior citizens ages 60 to 64 are $8, and senior citizens ages 65 and older are free. Active military personnel also can get beach badges for free. Weekly passes are available for $14, and the daily rate is $8 per person. Season passes for a 4-wheel drive permit also are available for $175. Season passes are good for January through December. Season passes for senior citizens ages 60 and older are $85. Lost permits can be replaced at a cost of $30. Gift certificates can be purchased for $175, and senior gift certificates are available…
Permits required for group gatherings
Visitors to Atlantic City beaches can enjoy the 2012 season without paying for a beach badge. However, permits are required for group activities. Surfing is allowed on the following designated beaches: Crystal Beach at New Hampshire Avenue; Delaware Avenue Beach; and Downtown Beach at Raleigh Avenue. Surfing lessons are available, and lifeguards are not available at surfing beaches. Surfers are advised not to surf alone. Kayaking and windsurfing are allowed on the Jackson Avenue beach, although no lifeguards are on hand and you must bring your own equipment. It is a no-bathing zone. Boogie boards and bodysurfing are allowed on any bathing beach, depending on weather conditions. All boogie boards must have a leash. Fishing takes place on …
Seasonal badges $25 before June 15
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Daniel Nee
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Brick boasts three family-friendly beaches on the Barnegat Peninsula, with one set aside for fishing. Beaches are guarded from June 11 through Labor Day. Lifeguards are posted on weekends starting on Memorial Day and continuing through Sept. 16. Seasonal badges are $25 before June 15 and $30 after June 15 and are good for Brick Township’s three ocean beaches along Route 35 and the bathing area at Windward Beach Park on Princeton Avenue. A daily wristband is $5. There are no weekly badges sold. Children under 12 are admitted free. Beachgoers who turn 65 before Sept. 1 can access the beach for free. A birth certificate or valid driver's license is required. Three paid parking lots (one at Beach III, one at Beach I and another in the center …
Seasonal badges available for $12
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Daniel Nee
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Mantoloking offers one public beach and two private beaches, with public access from Mathis Place through Herbert Street, accessible by four walkways on East Avenue, one on Lyman Street, and one on Ocean Avenue, which are all on the Bay Head side of town. Beach badges are available for $12 for the season, and are free for all active military members as well as children 12 and younger. When visiting Mantoloking's beaches, keep in mind the strict, two-hour parking limits on most borough streets. Cars will be ticketed if they remain on most side streets for more than two hours in a single day, even if the driver moves the car to another space on the same street. Parking for more than two hours at a time is legal near the bay side of Downer …
Beach badge prices, lifeguard hours
- THE NEIGHBORHOOD FILES
- Adam Hochron
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
A tiny seaside hamlet on the north side of the Shark River Inlet, Avon-By-The-Sea boasts a total land area of just 4/10 of a square mile. Beach badges for the season cost $90 for adults and $45 for seniors and young adults (12-18). Children under the age of 12 are free and daily passes can be purchased for $9. Lifeguards will be on the beach on weekends as of Memorial Day Weekend and will be there full time in June through Labor Day. Parking on the street is free with bathrooms available on the boardwalk at Lincoln and Norwood avenues. Food and drink are allowed but alcohol is prohibited. For more information on availability call 732-502-4510.
KRaz
12:13 pm on Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Agree ... you never hear about the residences that are still displaced. It's all about the NJ Shore being open .... the almighty tourist dollar! That is what the townships are about. I probably won't even buy beach badges this year ... we'll still be working on getting my 78 year old mother back into her home. We are seeing light at the end of the tunnel, but it has been a long haul ... more ›