The Deal Casino is an amazing beach club. The beach is well maintained, as is the pool. The lockers…read moreand cabanas are well maintained. The club serves all ages from the kids to the card players and seniors.

I love the huge pool and I can swim hours in this gorgeous one of a kind pool. The best in the…read moreuniverse. This is home. The place is huge, gorgeous and grwat

What a FANTASTIC date night with my love in Asbury Park!…read moreLove walking the boardwalk, admiring the art installations, hearing the ocean waves! I alway appreciate the new art installations by Woodwalls Project in Asbury! Came to see the bedazzled heart! See you soon!!

This is one of the first beach and broadwalk that appears along the NJ shoreline after exiting…read morenorth Jersey. Of course that makes it really popular and crowded destination in summer months. There are lots of parking lots and paid street parkings near the broadwalk. The lots are far more expensive than street parking, so better to go early to find one. The beach area is nice. There's a $8 entree fee and they do check for the tickets time to time. Rental chairs and umbrellas are available but super expensive, $35 for an umbrella and $15 for each chair. Lifeguards actively monitor the designated areas. The broadwalk is huge. Plenty of shops, restaurants, restrooms, fun activities and a convention hall reside along it. Inside the convention hall, there are more shops, local artisan market, and restaurants. We spent about 6 hours in the area. I found this beach friendly and safe. The food was decent. Restrooms were well maintained too. Overall a really nice place to go for a beach day, but be prepared to spend some, unless you come fully prepared from home.

I never write reviews like this but I felt it necessary after speaking to several staff members and…read moreall coming to the same conclusion. First the beach deceives it's members by having both garbage and recycling cans on the beach but when in the reality the beach club doesn't recycle. After speaking to staff members from both the deck and the cabana sections of the beach they revealed that they are underpaid for their long hours in the sun and are not paid overtime whatsoever and is a blatant violation of labor laws! I would not be surprised if this place gets shut down due to how badly they treat their workers! The beach club management really needs to get their stuff together because their supervisors (indicated by a bright red staff shirt) are constantly seen doing nothing! Even though I was a guest I do not want to come back!

"Serene Beach Scene where the crashing surf is the only sound"…read more This review will serve to supplement my previous attempt to find a parking spot at Pier Village in Long Branch during the month of July, 2015. As mentioned earlier, we continued further south along Ocean Avenue, passing several private beach clubs. We then entered Allenhurst, just south of Deal. Weaving in and out of several blocks near the ocean, I found one (legal) parking spot. We then walked some three blocks to the boardwalk/bulkhead which overlooks the Allenhurst Beach Club area. Frankly, I expected to be turned away before inquiring if we could purchase day passes. To my surprise, that option was available to us. We were then fitted with wrist bands and invited to enjoy the beach. First glance showed that this is a family resort area void of any boom boxes, piped-in music or rowdy teens. The only sound to enjoy was the crash of the surf as the waves hit the beach. Gulls, flying overhead added to the natural shore experience. After talking to a beach club member, we found that a local deli (Serpico's) would deliver food and drink to the beach via a cell phone call, sweet! We did that and enjoyed great sub sandwiches and soft drinks under our umbrella. Frankly, I did not miss the Long Branch beach, having to move away from loud people and their "music" at least 3 times during the day. The Allenhurst Beach Club was a delight. Not having to pay for parking was an added bonus. We enjoyed being beach "clubbies" for the day. (BTW, their rest rooms are located on the beach and built into part of their cabana structure and were quite clean. Beach Day Passes were available for $10/person.) The Army Corps of Engineers are continuing with their reconstruction efforts towards rebuilding the beach and dunes due to hurricane Sandy. This is a major undertaking and is being executed during normal beach activity hours. Heavy construction areas are fenced off for safety. While there, there was no noticeable interruption of fun in the sun.

A great beach if you're looking for a place that isn't as busy as Point Pleasant or Seaside…read moreHeights, but has the boardwalk and beach. Even on a weekend when it gets pretty busy, you should be able to find street parking not too far of a walk to the beach and it will be free. In typical jersey fashion, you will still have to buy beach passes though when you get to the water, but I believe you can also pre-purchase them. Even though it can get busy, the beach is clean and I feel people are really respectful of throwing away their trash. The beach draws not just families, but also adults, teens and the college crowd. I'm sure this is due to the fact that it has a little boardwalk area where you can find a ton of varieties of little cute restaurants, snack stands, and shops. If you are lucky and go on a night the Stone Pony has music, you can catch the sounds from the beach or the boardwalk.

I've been coming to Asbury for years but have never sat in the North Beach side. I was missed out…read moreand I really enjoyed my time here. There are bathrooms located close by on the boardwalk. Convention Hall is located right next to North Beach which made it convenient for my coffee run. I'll be returning next season.

This place is a private shower & lounge area. Clean as a whistle. They offer season passes but $10…read moregets you an all day admission to showers, changing rooms, and a much nicer bathroom than what's on the beach. If that wasn't enough they have lockers, shampoo & conditioner, liquid body soap, and hair dryers. Private showers and changing rooms allow you to keep your dignity as you disrobe. To top it all off they have an outdoor, hammock filled lounge area where you can relax after your shower. Free unmetered parking spaces right outside the door. The only thing they don't give you is a towel. It's BYOT. They are not exactly trying to make a huge announcement about it, but this place is a GREAT find. I have a feeling it was created for the convenience of the people who purchased condos in the area. But it's clearly open to the public.

Great customer service . Fast and easy booking . Nice view and cute attraction for kidsread more

We had a GREAT time on the boats. We were greeted right away by the most friendly staff, who helped…read moreus in and out of the boat seamlessly. Its 25$ for 30 minutes, which is honestly a great price. I think this is such a cute activity for families or couples. I can't recommend this enough.

My 9-year-old son had been asking for surf lessons since visiting Asbury Park last summer and was…read morethrilled to know he'd finally get one during our 2022 vacation. His instructor, Chris Wilson, was patient, encouraging, informative, and dedicated to ensuring my kid had an amazing experience...and he did! It's no wonder that the school is so busy -- it's TOTALLY WORTH IT! Thank you!

AMAZING! Great Program! My girls (7yo & 9yo) LOVED the camp. We will be doing this again!read more

It's heaven on earth for dogs and the people who love them! When I walked my dog Cooper for his…read morefirst ever trip to the ocean I was as floored as he was to see all these amazing dogs running around the shoreline! To see Cooper splash around in the waves trying to figure out what it was, his excitement was palpable! What a joy to see my best friend experience the beach! Tips: it opens at 6pm and the parking is free, the best lot is directly placed at the beach entrance at 8th avenue. Bring water and a bowl for your pooch! Leashes may be a good idea especially if your pup is unpredictable and young like my 10 month old Boxer/Lab is. There's a few wild cats dogs and owners ignorant of what their dog is doing so keep an eye out, but of all the dogs Cooper met, there was only one who needed a little discipline. Can't visit this beach enough, glad I'm part of the dog owners club again!

Awesome dog beach where dogs can be off their leashes. Everyone is friendly, and most of the dogs…read moreare friendly. Super clean and a good amount of parking available. Safe surroundings and a must for anyone fairly close by. The one drawbacks as other reviewers have stated is that there is a morning time and a night time period for usage. No biggie. Just a little limiting.

This is a members only facility. On Yelp and Facebook it says public. That is incorrect…read moreinformation. When you call they will tell you the cost for guests, they will not tell you it is members only. The manager Jennifer will be very rude to you and say you never called, even though you did. Avoid like the plauge.

Fun Fun Fun at Seaside Heights! It's a little breezy at the top of the rides, but on a hot day,…read more it's exactly what you want. Seaside is an historic place, overlooking the seafoam green, temperate waters of the Jersey shore. Glorious!

This is a relatively large clean pool. To become a member it's a reasonable price. I have one…read moremajor complaint though. They have "adult swim" for twenty minutes 4-5 times a day. During adult swim they close the mail pool, kiddie pool, and dive pool to anyone under 21 years old. What are all these kids supposed to do 80-100 minutes a day? It's honestly absurd. The kids pay to be members just as the adults do. It's not right to make them sit out.

I love it there and as far as Adult swim, any public pool closes for Adult swim.Even the most…read moreexpensive Beach Clubs have Adult swim.. Are you telling me that children are not capable of entertaining themselves for 20 minutes? Or is it the mothers who are being disturbed? My friends are actively involved with their children and don't use the life guards as Baby sitters. By the way, there are activities available for the children. I remember being out of the pool when I was a child and it was an opportunity to enjoy other amenities.