New Jersey’s Shore Region

Jersey Shore Beaches
The New Jersey Shore stretches for more than 140 miles along the Atlantic Ocean, so it's no surprise that the area is bursting at the seams with excellent camping opportunities for people of all ages and interests.
The nautical town of Beach Haven is well known as one of New Jersey’s most picturesque coastal towns, situated on the scenic Long Beach Island.
The Ocean City Boardwalk is one of the most iconic tourist spots in the Eastern United States. Fun for visitors of all ages, the 3-mile-long pier is covered with shops, entertainment venues, and restaurants.
Visitors can stay entertained for hours by watching free performances from locals and by taking in expansive views of the Atlantic Ocean and the nearby beach.
One of the highlights of the Ocean City Boardwalk is the amusement park, which features a Ferris wheel, some small rollercoasters, and other carnival attractions.
For overnight visitors, there are several hotels, motels, and inns situated along the spacious boardwalk.
At the Cape May Historic District, visitors can enjoy all kinds of beautiful Victorian architecture.
The streets in Cape May are lined with stately old homes, famous bed and breakfasts, and well-preserved churches and hotels.
Historic Cape May contains several popular restaurants along with spaces for weddings, receptions, and other special gatherings.