There's still a handful of New Jersey beach towns that offer free beach access. Here's the full list.
As the days become warmer and kids start getting out of school, the Jersey Shore beaches are startign to get packed on a weekly and daily basis.
In nearly every New Jersey beachfront town, it’ll cost you whether you call them beach tags, badges or passes.The best deal? Well you can’t beat free. Atlantic City, Corson’s Inlet State Park, Sandy Hook, Wildwood, North Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, and Strathmere remain New Jersey’s free beaches with no badges required .
Beach badges have begun selling quickly in towns online and in person. Most beaches offer daily, weekend/holiday and seasonal passes.$6 daily weekday, $9 weekends and holidaysActive military members and their families are free
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