Beaches

It was definitely a very weird Memorial Day weekend up and down the Jersey Shore. The weather wasn't that great down the shore this weekend, but even if it's not ideal for laying out on the beach, you always had the bars, restaurants, rides, and the arcade to escape too...

The good news for this weekend is that what we usually see at this time every year will be seen once more but with one big difference....social distancing will be encouraged and enforced so be sure to keep six-feet of distance.

With so much information being released every single day, it's hard to keep track of which beach, park, and boardwalk is open, and which ones remain closed. At this time, it seems like most beaches and boardwalks have reopened in New Jersey...

Before you head to your favorite beach and boardwalk in Monmouth County this summer, there's information that you need to "Know Before You Go."

Just like Seaside Heights announced this week the process for their beaches reopening in a two-phase process, Seaside Park has done the same today. Seaside Park's first phase runs all the way through June 28th, whereas Seaside Height's first phase runs only through the start of Memorial Day Weekend next week...

Point Pleasant Beach Mayor Paul Kanitrahas announced that on Friday, May 15th, the town's Maryland Avenue beach and the local beach associations will be open.

This won't be a normal, typical summer in Ocean County as much as we wish it would be and as beaches and boardwalks reopen there will be restrictions and rules to follow.

The beaches in Lavallette are officially open for sunbathers. The boardwalk in Lavallette will remain closed until further notice. The decision for Lavallette to reopen came at a 3-3 split vote by town officials which had to be broken by Mayor LaCicero According to Shorebeat: The resolution reopens beaches Tuesday morning and requires beachgoers to practice social distancing, keeping six feet apar

Summer in Ocean County won't be like it has been in years past due to the pandemic and it's already having an impact on people whose busy working season occurs between Memorial Day and Labor Day, including Lifeguards.

Monmouth County Board of Chosen Freeholders announced that they will open up county parks and golf courses on Saturday, May 2 for their regular posted hours.

The weather is getting nicer and after nearly 40 days of quarantine people everywhere want to be able to get outside and go places even if it's just a walk in the park.

First, it was Seaside Heights, then it was Point Pleasant Beach, now the town of Lavallette has made the decision to close their boardwalk and the beaches to prevent the spreading of COVID-19. They are also banning rentals from online services...