Beaver Dam is closed. Very sad. After probably 50 plus…read moreyears or so and generations handing down techniques to get legal blue claws for a delicious meal and memory. Forever gone. Dividing creek is the alternative although, the owners wife is selling after this season. Get down there soon ! Before that's gone too.

I miss this place. Beaver Dam has been the backbone of my families crabbing for over 50 years…read more Every year we went here we were never disappointed. We caught bushels of crabs through the years here. The best thing about Beaver Dam Boat rentals is that you can make a lot of good memories crabbing with your family. The staff here was top notch. They always made us feel like family. I also remember the shared company for crabbing was Hollywood Beach. Thank you for all the good memories through the years. Beaver Dam will always hold a very special place in my heart. Love always Darren and Margie Chorzelewski and family.

Guys are friendly, helpful. Kayaks are well maintained. The lake is loaded with seaweed, but these…read moreguys are battling it to give their customers a great experience.

We were camping here at Parvin State Park over the weekend and got to spent couple hours on the…read morelake with the rental kayak. The checkin process was very quick and easy despite there only being one person there at the time @ 10AM. The prices are definitely very fair and everything was upfront and well explained, all the equipment were clean and very functional and our rental experience was quite phenomenal. The lake itself is quite nice and calm on a good weather day and definitely I think around 2-3 hours would be enough for you to explore the whole lake. Coming back in was very quick and easy as well as they helped us putting the vest and paddle away without any issues. Definitely would recommend the rental to anyone visiting Parvin to enjoy a great day outdoors.

First time coming here excellent customer service crabs were delicious!…read moreThe woman behind the counter was so patient and explained to me how to cook the crabs (which types of seasoning to use the tools I'll need, etc.).

Fresh blue crabs, hard crabs caught daily and soft crabs produced daily.One of the few soft crab…read moreshedders in NJ. They don't get any fresher than that, straight from the tanks to your table. Helpful and friendly staff. The store and property are always clean. Sells live crabs only , all bushels are recalled before given to the customers to make sure that the dead ones are picked out and replaced with live ones. Go visit the happiest crabby people around

Just $24pp + tip for Carlos, gets you a 2h leisurely cruise along the Maurice (pronounced…read more"Mawr-iss") River with Captain Dave providing a wealth of information about local nature and history. Captain Dave offers cruises at 6pm Wednesdays (sunset cruise), or 1pm & 4pm on Fridays and Saturdays. The web info said we'd see eagles, bluffs, historic sites, and wild rice growing. I did see an eagle. I was talking with the couple next to us, so I didn't hear the whole tour from Captain Dave, so I'm not sure what historic sites were or where wild rice was, but I know a lot of local marshes have wild rice growing and it just looks like straw grass. It was a fun tour. In summer months, many locals out enjoying the riverside mini beaches, or boating around. It was a little rough for my child (then 4) to handle the full time with adult talk, so maybe bring a few fidget toys that won't blow away in the wind or annoy other passengers if you have young kids. Parking was free in the municipal lot directly across the street from the boat dock. I hesitated because municipal vehicles were parked there, but it's completely normal for them to expect passenger parking.

Better-than-average diner food. Good coffee. Clean and comfortable. Few options in the area so all…read morethe more pleasant. Recommended.

This was the best fishing experience of my life! We caught huge tuna on one of the best sport…read morefishing boats that I have been on - along with an extremely professional, knowledgable, and friendly crew. Thanks again, OU!!

Andrew was the only guy to answer his phone and be able to come out to service my boat within the…read morenext day. He took the time to explain what was wrong and how to prevent the issue for the future.

My outboard engine wasn't getting fuel so I called every marina in OCNJ but they either answer the…read morephone or wouldn't help me. I called Andrew with All Around Marine Service and he came over within 10 minutes. He knew exactly what our problem was and fixed it right away. He definitely knows what he is doing and he is very friendly! I definitely recommend him for any boat or jetski issues!

My sister lives in the area and suggested this as a nice beach walk. You have to drive through…read moremarshland (great birdwatching here if that's your thing), park in a tiny lot, and walk another 15 minutes down an old road to get to the beach. But you'll be rewarded with said birds (bald eagles, herons, and more), horseshoe crabs, and other wildlife. You'll likely have the place to yourself; we only saw two other wildlife photographers, in the parking lot, in the hours we spent here. There are the remains of a beachwall and a house that was removed about 20 years ago, I'm told. There used to be several houses on this beach--apparently those families are still upset about being displaced. You can see the old fireplace and see how the water is trying to reclaim their foundation. Some creative types have made sculptures out of driftwood and beach debris. But mostly it's just uninterrupted shoreline and nature that you can enjoy in solitude. Tip: the most convenient public restroom is back in Dorchester at the Wawa. I recommend a stop there before your visit to this beach.

Thompson's Beach is similar to Moore's Beach in that it's an isolated location without any homes…read morealong the beach, or anywhere nearby. To access this beach, you must drive to a public parking lot (free), and walk a gravel road through marsh for 0.7mi until you reach the beach. There is a lookout platform built adjacent to the parking lot, with didactic panels giving info on the wildlife. Once you reach the beach, it is very natural, and has some brick and stone fill material dumped there, to prevent erosion. There is also what looks like the ruins of an old building, but no signage to indicate exactly what it was. The beach is a decent size for spending time in the sun and sand, but it's very isolated so if any jellyfish sting or other emergency were to occur, you're a 0.7mi walk (or bike ride) to your car, and then several miles from that to get medical attention. No lifeguards anywhere nearby! So IMO, this beach is best explored in the off-season dressed warmly, with sneakers or hiking boots. Vineland is about a 30min drive from this beach. There are many preserves and hiking trails nearby, along with the Maurice River Township biking trails.

This place is great! We've had a house a block from this shop my whole life and I never stoped in…read more However we strolled on in the other day to get some last minute fishing supplies. The woman working was so helpful and stayed open later for us. She was able to give us some info on the fishing around and about the supplies needed. The things were well priced and they had all we needed. They have bait, rods, hooks, all the goods. They also have general things/beach supplies as well. This was a one stop shop and I'd totally stop in if you're missing something for your beach day.!!