We are currently traveling the country and I can truly say that even two months in, this is the…read moredirtiest and least friendly campground we have been to. The only reason it isn't a one, is because if you are self contained (not using their bathroom) and not having to ever speak to management, it is like any other campground. Management is very passive aggressive when they speak to you. The electrical boxes are outdated and do not include 20 amp plugs (every single other campground we have been to has had 20 amp plugs). The showers were horrendous!! I will attach pictures of the showers for you, as they are truly disgusting (I am not referring to the water stains from well water, I am referring to the true dirtiness). When you step in the shower, they have a mat on the floor and you can here dirt crunch under your feet the entire time. I truly believe they have NEVER rinsed under the mat. Once they decide to be a bit more friendly and a whole lot cleaner, they will be much better off.

Spent Labor Day weekend at this campground and am very happy about my experience…read more Organized, attentive, and welcoming staff made reservation process easy and hassle free. It's high season for campgrounds during this time of year with everyone trying to enjoy remaining summer days and finding a good spot may pose a challenge. My girlfriend called Turtle Run and the stuff got us quickly on the books. The campground is located on the banks of Wading River and you totally get that feel that you are in the woods. Heck, I even did not have any cell coverage! For those like me looking for a way to unplug and enjoy getting back to nature consider this a great spot. Closest shopping center is half an hour away. The campground is well run and organized. A few amenities worth mentioning: - clean bathhouses (restrooms, showers) - on-site laundry - games and fun activities for kids and adults - deli offering delicious meals Accommodations vary and range from a tent site, to trailers and cabins. We stayed in a "primitive" trailer, which was $90/night and it totally hit the spot. Ample room for two people along with your personal picnic table, fire ring, grill, and a parking spot. You can buy wood from them for $5 a bundle which is a good deal.

Best campground in Nj...people are incredibly nice!read more

I soent my first season at belhaven this year! We have a new 50,ooo $ camper brand new! We mmet the…read moreowner his bamname is mitch! He tomd us that he has to park our camper in our spot with a fee of course! So we said np! We did ask if we coukd b present and he said NO! I thought it was weird but we ket him park it! So that night we were approached by several people stating they hit a tree getting our camper in the spot! And sure enough our wheel well was torn off on the back of camper! So i called mitch and told him! He became angry and out of control stating he did not do it! Funny the tree in front of camper has bark falling off of it ! So now at end of season he sent a email two weeks before we need to close uo! That he is kicking us out because we acused him of damaging our trailor! WHO DID IT THEN! Not me i never drove it !!!!!!! Camoground is disgusting dirty not kept uo! And has a entertainment director that cant understand that married men are not available! MY HUSBAND COUKD NOT GO ANYWHERE WITHOUT HER FOLLOWING HIM AND FLIRTING IMMENSELY WITH HIM TO THE POINT EVERYONE APPROACHED ME! What a scum!! They say its a famiky olace! Its more of a drunken mess!!!! Don'ty ya I SAY DONT BRING YOUR FAMILy THERE!!!!!

Staff are super nice, great taste in music inside the shack check-in store place, and a very…read moreentertaining ride to the Mullica River with lots of local information and fun facts along the way. Highly recommend for a fun day trip and you can even get an overnight camping excursion I think? We went for the beginner 2 mile canoeing jaunt. The native flowers & bird watching were amazing along our route. Getting over the beaver dam was a wee bit challenging but if we can do it with a surly teen & tweens... you can too!

Still coming back, year after year. All excellent experiences!…read more It's not their job but, if the rivers were cleared of obstacles a little more, that would make it even better.

Been coming here for quite some time now. Clean, cozy and quiet. Family owned and always welcoming…read morewhen we arrive. Always excited to come back. Great location to the beach and lighthouse.

This is such a cute little inn in Barnegat! We really loved our stay. It was great having a little…read moreoven and fridge. The balcony was a great little bonus. The room was spacious and the queen bed was very comfortable. It's a quick stroll to the beach and the receptionist gave us beach badges which was a nice touch. We had a great stay here and can't wait to be back!

This was the perfect place for us. All we needed was a room as close to the beach as possible. Our…read moreroom was small but comfortable and clean. The linens and towels were fresh and the outdoor shower was clutch! Autumn was very sweet and let us continue using the beach badges even after we checked out! Highly recommend this place for a romantic, one or two night stay

Spotless, Spotless,Spotless. We were impressed the second we walked in the room. We will absolutely…read morebe back to Ella's! I travel for business all over the northeast and I have stayed in major name hotels that are not as clean!

OK, this place is pretty bare bones. As far as beach bungalow for a place to rest your head it's…read moreOK. It's a little dank like you know mildewy feeling kinda reminds me of my grandmother's old beach house to be honest. The location is great on the north end of LBI close to the lighthouse and the marinas so as long as you're not really looking to spend time in the room, this is good

A very nice room for under $100 in a very nice resort town…read more It is the closest motel to the lighthouse with the beach, fishing and plenty of places to eat all within a block or two. It is under new ownership which has greatly improved the place since the previous owners.

In a word, awesome. Great location- walking distance to all the good bars, most popular beach,…read moreFantasy Island. In the center of Beach Haven. Inn is kept up nicely. Very cute. Only issue is that we unknowingly booked a smaller room and one that has a private bathroom across the hall. Our fault, as we could have booked a room with a private bath in our room. Rooms are nice otherwise. Food is spectacular. One morning a spinach, asiago and ham crepe was served on the lovely porch. We also had stuffed French Toast. Bfast is included in the room rate. They also have an afternoon tea with wonderful lemonade/iced tea and homemade pies and breads. Pastry chef here is CIA trained. Overall a great place and a decent value.

We stayed at this B&B for 2 nights. This was not my first time at a B&B. I was attracted by the…read morereviews and decided to give it a try. We stayed in room #3 that had bath and outside porch overlooking the front street. When I spoke to Cheryl on the phone, she was really great. Very patient and described all the different rooms available. She told be ahead time that if you don't mind a little noise from the street, then 3 would be nice. The inside of the room was five star. Very clean. I travel a lot and normally never walk barefoot. I had no problem at the Magnolia house. Well done! The outside of the house was lacking detail. For example, the chairs were broken and the wicker chairs are falling apart so it wasn't very welcoming to sit down. The inside of main house was lovely and Victorian feel throughout. The outside, however, was missing the detail again. The grounds were overgrown and also needed sweeping. They have a pool table outside that looks terrible. They had one bike with a broken chain. Again this is not a show stopper but it just gives you insight as to how the care or lack of care to the outside. The service was good. Very friendly and inviting. The food was ok. I wouldn't call it gourmet style and I was a little disappointed to have sausage 2 days in a row. I was expecting something different. My big complaint is no Wifi. We were totally expecting and planned to stream music and relax on our porch. The day we checked in we were told Tony went to buy new router. The next morning I confirmed I was accessing the correct access point but I was being prompted for a password. I asked the waitress if she knew the password. She said she needed to ask Tony. I felt bad because i didn't want to make a big deal. Tony came out and advised there is no password but then I showed him that I was, in fact, being promoted for a password. He seemed a annoyed and said well I can't help you right now and now is not the time. Now I felt really bad. I certainly understood but i wasn't asking him to troubleshoot right then, I just needed him to know that his new router was in fact prompting users for a password. There was never any follow up to resolve the issue. Tony only complained about spending 4 hours trying to fix it the day before. So we were out of luck to stream music or videos. Lucky for me I didn't need it for work. Overall we enjoyed ourselves and would recommend it to others. You really won't find a more friendlier team on the island who make you feel at home. They seemed to have a lot of availability in the high season where other B&Bs had no vacancies. The location is perfect. Very close to all the restaurants and about 2 and half blocks from the beach.

I needed a place to stay which was convenient to Barnegat Light State Park. The Barnegat Motel was…read morethe right choice! A basic, no frills, motel, it is clean, quiet and reasonably priced, with the conveniences of microwave, refrigerator and TV. A bonus: management is gracious and helpful. I would not hesitate to return the next time I am in the area.

Creeeeeepy. At the…read morerisk of being spontaneous, my boyfriend and I, after spending the day on LBI, decided to stay the night. Everything on the Island was either booked or closed (not surprising), so we figured we should be able to grab a room right off the Island. PSYCH. The only rooms available were 400 dollar suites, and far far away hotels (which would make staying at the beach overnight pointless). Enter: The Barnegat Hotel. We stumbled across this little gem via my phone's navigation tool, and since it was open and had a room available, we jumped on it. Bad decision. From the outside, I thought it would be super cute inside - it looked like a little village! Not so. We stepped foot into a tiny apartment-type mistmatching furtniture, mirrors all over the walls motel room thing, circa 1972. I honestly thought this was were I was going to die. There was a weird little kitchen area, tilted floors and ceilings, very little light, and everything squeeked - the doors, the floor, the sink - everything. OH, and the tv, which was located in the weirdest corner of the room by the door (not really ideal for bed tv watching) had a remote that didn't even work. And there were no clocks anywhere. And it smelled funny. And the sheets were dirty. Never, never, never, ever again. I'll sleep in my car.