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Long Beach Island

Sugar sand beaches, inspired coastal lifestyle, with an independent and artisan spirit!

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The island is easily accessible by boat or car – a short trip from Atlantic City, Philadelphia or Metro New York. From North to South, our island offers a variety of historic landmarks, arts and cultural events, outdoor activities, shopping and dining.

Start your visit in Barnegat Light, the northern most point of the island, with a walk around Barnegat Lighthouse State Park to see the iconic Old Barney. Nearby is Viking Village, one of the largest commercial fishing fleets on the Eastern Seaboard. The town of Harvey Cedars is your next stop, filled with modern beach architecture and traditional resorts. Sunset Park hosts a variety of events for the whole family to enjoy. Surf City brings the balance of beach along with a bustling arts scene and a walkable main street filled with shops, favorite foods and entertainment. The North End is a fantastic place to stay either in a hotel or vacation rental.

The Gateway to the island is located at Ship Bottom in the center of the island. It boasts a popular beach with easy access to anywhere on or off the island. Ship Bottom hosts a mix of new and traditional restaurants, shops and lodging. To the South you will find the heart of Long Beach Township with its Bayview Park with seasonal activities on and off the water. The Boulevard will take you through many great communities within the township such as Brant Beach and Beach Haven Terrace that will beckon you to enjoy local flavors, marinas and places to stay.

Travel further to enter Beach Haven, which is the historical and entertainment hub of the island. With a breathtaking historic district, museums, amusement park, and theater, it provides amusements for all ages. Beach Haven offers Bay Village and Schooner Wharf bay front shopping experiences and is home to the world famous Chowderfest Weekend. From gracious inns to beach club resorts or rental homes, the Queen City will not disappoint. At the southernmost tip is the community of Holgate, which brings you to the solitude of the Forsythe Refuge along with great places to stay and soak it all in.

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Long Beach Island

18 miles of white sand beaches and more.

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Long Beach Island

18 miles of white sand beaches and more.

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Tuckerton

Rich history, unique dining and a thriving arts scene in the region known as “clam town”.

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Barnegat

Dive into NJ’s rich history and take in the scenic beach views.

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Stafford

Shopping and dining abounds with national and local brands.

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Waretown

Humming with music, and home to Wells Mills Park.

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Lacey

Parks, zoos, and beaches all waiting to spark your adventure.

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Little Egg Harbor

See where local golf courses, campgrounds, restaurants, and Mystic Island meet.

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