Terrific place for a walk or bike ride. Flat, straight, beautiful homes on one side, clean ocean…read moreon the other (lots of dolphins in summer), and you can watch the boats enter and exit the Inlet. Not a lot of food choices, but that's a plus for me.

The Jersey shore is my sanctuary! This is a beautiful beach…read moreto enjoy with your family! Board walk, aquarium, rides for young children, food & games! Seasonal events to celebrate holidays and have fireworks in the summer. Enjoy the gorgeous sunrise! Metered parking Or paid parking lots Season beach passes or pay for the day passes

absolutely worse beach I've been to. I haven't been here in 6 years and for good reason. My sister…read moreinsisted I come here, and within 20 mins of arriving to the beach, I got a $250 ticket for smoking a cigarette off the boardwalk, off the sidewalk and into a private lot which the dude who was a retired cop told me I was fine to smoke there. Three officers with their mouths nearly drooling wasted no time telling me I'm getting a ticket. I told them I walked past 3 signs where it said no smoking to get where I was and I was in a private lot, what rules did I break? The 3 bozos needed to make their quota clearly and told me its because i lit the cigarette a few feet away from the lot before stepping in it (using the building as a wall barrier to get a light because it was super windy today). They had 0 humanity in handling the situation and basically penalized me for following the rules but missed it by a few feet. I don't need to be policed at a public beach for following the rules. Mind you after my ticket, 3 gentlemen were smoking on the sidewalk and I had warned them to come to the lot right away to avoid tickets and they thanked me as we related how ridiculous the policing was. When I walked past the same officers, i told them why didn't you give them tickets, you all 3 were watching and they replied with "at least they went into the lot" meaning they specifically targeted me and thought I was easy pickings. Well they wont have to worry again, my family and I will never come back to this nazi beach again.

Cute little boardwalk restaurant. Plenty of seating, boring decor. The food is average at best,…read moreit's made by a bunch of "this is my first job" teenage girls, and they do their best with the low grade ingredients they have. If you're hungry you'll eat it, if you have a choice, you wont. Oh, but even if u eat there, you can't use the bathroom unless you paid for "their" side of the beach. Bull shit. No seriously. We paid to be on the beach, but apparently a different company owns different parts of the boardwalk and beach (only in North Jersey)... so we came in, ate a burger, hotdog, fries, and had 2 drinks... and we couldn't use their bathroom because our wristband indicated that we paid for our beach tags 200 feet away.... What are you gonna do? Fight with a little highschool girl who does as her boss tells her? of course not. You say thank you and have a nice day... and you never come back again.

This is the worst beach I've been to. $9 just to get on the stand. Then the are the rules,…read moreincluding no frisbees, no balls, no kites, and when we were there no swimming. This is a great reason why beaches should be public like a lot of places.

Came to the beach for the first time since pre-COVID! (mainly due to wild crowds, lack of time on…read morethe weekends, etc.). Was originally planning to go to Point Pleasant, but some expensive street parking led us to Manasquan where we found some free parking. We got here before 9am. If you do so, you can typically enter without paying for a beach pass (granted you don't leave the beach premises and return). It helps getting early for that, beating traffic, and enjoying the beach before it gets unbearably hot. Admittingly, it might not be the best beach for swimming, but it's pretty clean and quiet. It's more a surfers beach with the waves, but I had a fun time. I like the quiet nature of the beach and the boardwalk. It's a nice area to walk around. I also enjoyed the swingset which brought back memories of my childhood. Overall, I'd consider coming back here again.

Many times, Jenk's is waaaaay too crowded with Bennys and Shoobies. Squan's is my local beach. Even…read moreif it doesn't have all the amenities that Point has, it's still a nice and relaxing time. Perfect for a relaxing beach date with the gf (we're in our 30s--Point's better if you're 10 years younger imo). The water's better in Squan, too, I think, when compared to Point. Going out on the rocks can be fun, but be careful.

We love this beach! It was very clean, and beautiful. Lifeguards were on duty, admission prices…read morewere reasonable, and they even offered surfing class. The only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is there was A LOT of jelly fish the day we were there, but honestly this is not anyone's fault. My family definitely intend on visiting this beach again in the future.

Love this beach. They keep it clean, lifeguards on duty, surfing classes-local company, and the…read moreadmission prices are ok. and FREE vitamin D all day long!

Casa Del Mar is a boutique hotel right at the inlet. They have a small handful of one and two bed…read morerooms. Very cute beach themed rooms. The bed was super comfy and the room was spotless upon arrival. Very popular spot for hanging out by the water. We enjoyed our stay and hope to be back.

Loved staying here, close to everything and cute little coffee shop at the front desk. Took off 1…read morestar because they don't have a pool. If they had that it would be perfect

Took our puppy to the beach for his first time at Fisherman's Cove and he loved it. It was like…read moregoing to doggy beach heaven. Fisherman's Cove is one of the few dog friendly beaches in New Jersey. Dogs are permitted to be off-leashed before 10AM and after 4PM. All the dogs had a great time playing with each other. The beach was clean and there are two portapotties on site, which were also very clean. There aren't too many restaurants nearby like in Point Pleasant or Asbury Park, so you might want to eat beforehand or bring food with you to the beach.

First time for my family to hit this nook of the Jersey Shore and we dug it.  The beach/ocean is…read morejust a stone's throw away (there was a junior surfboarding competition we got to catch a bit of), the inlet had a slew of people fishing (nothing biting though) and the 'cove' with a small (unprotected) sand/beach-area (dog-friendly!) and some trails and whatnot (not dog-friendly!). Overlooking that almost no one was wearing a mask (in any of the surrounding areas that we ventured to and from) the cove itself was absolutely stunning and peaceful during the sunset.  For a few moments you could zen out and not have to worry about all the rotten things happening throughout the world. "Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn." - Emerson

SEA GIRT: is known for their great beach and leashed and friendly dogs are allowed to enjoy the…read moreseaside in the off-season. Brie had fun walking the 1-mile stretch on a beautiful day, dug some holes, and made other doggy friends. "Permitted but leashed: October 1 to May 15 (inclusive) - ONLY in "Recreational Zone" which includes everything south of North Beach. Prohibited: March 15 to September 30 - Entire Beach which includes the "Protected, Precautionary & Recreational Zones" Dogs are never permitted on the Sea Girt Boardwalk.

If you're looking for a boardwalk and other amusements, this is NOT the beach for you…read more However, it is one of the most chill beach spots I've ever visited along the Jersey coastline. I love walking the beach to check out the rear ends of those multi-million dollar homes. Hubba Hubba!