Imagine old-timey boardwalks, no-party zones, and space to sprawl out on the sand.
Read on to find out which is the best one for you.
Poverty Beach is a quieter option for those looking to get away from the crowds.
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Attentive lifeguards and a lack of music-blasting day drinkers makes this beach perfect for families.
Or, take a drive through the quaint streets lined with Victorian mansions.
Lifeguards are on duty daily from June through Labor Day, which also means safe swimming.
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The beach aside, though, Belmars boardwalk is consistently rated one of the best in New Jersey.
Looking for something a little bit more upscale?
Nearby restaurantPascal & Sabineserves up top-notch cocktails and French comfort food.
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