Amazing park! Children's park, boat launch ramp, and fishing peer. The people there are very…read morefriendly and the views are amazing

Mantoloking Bridge Pier Park and Fishing Pier is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. With ample…read moreparking available, accessing the park is hassle-free. The fishing pier offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing day out. Whether you're an avid angler or simply seeking tranquility by the water, this park delivers an unforgettable experience. With its convenient location and picturesque setting, Mantoloking Bridge Pier Park is a gem worth visiting time and time again. Crabbing here always yields results and to the North is Point pleasant and to the South Toms River/Seaside so if you want to hit the shore and dine driving is easy, access from Rt. 35 or off 70 From Brick, a nice way to spend an afternoon and there are restrooms on site.

I like it here, but a lot of people don't follow the leash laws. I also had a guy by the name of…read moreBill Scott, owner of the BJJ Academy in point pleasant, threaten me and my dogs lives because I was trying in a field 100 yards away from him and he insisted on getting within three feet of me. He insisted I follow him to the woods to teach me and my dogs a lesson. Bill Scott Shore Academy BJJ, point pleasant. Watch out for him.

POINT PLEASANT: Beaver Dam Creek County Park is a beautiful outdoor recreation area with a self…read moreguided nature trail on a boardwalk path that converts to a dirt path and meanders through wetlands and around an open play area (which is used as an on-leash dog park), soccer and baseball fields, tennis/pickleball courts, basketball courts, and a picnic area. Dogs must be leashed and there are baggie stations around the park. Be sure pick up after your pet.

BRICK: The Sawmill Bike Path is a nature trail that is a great spot for a scenic walk through the…read morewoods with your pup. We think the trail goes in about 1-mile then back to the parking lot for another mile (Brie wanted to turn around before we got to the end). There is plenty of nature to sniff around and enjoy a peaceful break in the day.

Very nice playground for my kid. Not too crowded ! Clean public restrooms! Will definitely be…read morecoming more often to this gem!

This is a pretty new marina and park due to being damaged by hurricane sandy from what I…read moreunderstand. The park is very nice with swings for the kids and places to walk your dog. The marina section is great. Can't comment on the boat slips but the pier and bulkhead offer great locations to crab and fish. There is a public bathroom which is very clean. Along the pier they also have baiting stations with running water which is really convenient. There are also a couple of covered picnic benches along the water. It's also well kept and pretty clean. The view of the bay is great and it's a nice place to spend the day fishing or crabbing.

I always have a great experience with the staff here. Last time I went I was able to snap a free…read morepicture of my dog with the backdrop set up. They often attend local events and give coupons. I'd reccomend shopping here for treats, and toys.

Good pet store. A bit pricey but they do have a wide selection. Staff is nice and helpfulread more

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ Very clean beach + LOTS of beach to set up on + Boardwalk has plenttttty of restaurants, ice cream vendors, entertainment, amusement park rides, arcades and carnival-style games to play + A LOT of FREE street parking spots within the surrounding area of the beach (BUT see below) THE NOT SO GOOD ---------------------------- - $15 per daily beach badge on weekends for ages 12 and over! (as of July 2025) Unfortunately, it's the going rate to set foot on the sand - Street parking spots get occupied verrrrrry early. Get here before 10:30 AM on the weekends or you'll be circling for awhile or have to pay $35 to park in a lot

- Pricey admission; $15 per adult - Pay at entrance; no…read moreonline pre-pay - Residential parking all around; no parking 12a-4a without permit - Beach is clean; coarse sand - Plenty of lifeguards on duty on a busy beach weekend - Pricier than your average beach (food, drinks, gift shops)

The Gambler is a roomy, comfortable boat with a lovely crew who help with everything from baiting…read morehooks to fixing rod issues, which makes the whole trip feel really easy and welcoming. The crew clearly explains all the instructions before you start, and the whistle signals along the way make it simple to know exactly when to stop and start fishing. Even though we didn't catch anything this time, we still had a wonderful trip with Captain Bob and the crew, who are great with beginners and make sure everyone feels taken care of. It's a very beginner‑friendly boat, especially for families, and there are even fun photo‑op spots right next door to round out the experience.

Fished out of the Gambler w/ my Father In Law for my birthday, was a great experience. I'm mostly…read morea "Sweetwater" fisherman (freshwater), so it had been a few years since I've been on a Party Boat. Last few times out on other outfits, we didn't catch any Keeper fluke to take home, that was disappointing. But the Gambler put us Keepers, somehow I don't think that was a "fluke" (excuse the pun). Crew was helpful and professional, and the boat was clean. I recommend them if you are looking to do some fishing on a Party Boat along the Jersey Shore.

2-Star Review for Point Pleasant Beach…read more Point Pleasant Beach used to be our go-to summer spot about 4-5 years ago, but sadly, it's gone downhill--big time. What was once a relaxing beach day has turned into an over-policed, overpriced headache. There are more cops patrolling than actual lifeguards, and getting onto the beach feels like you're going through airport security. Not exactly the vibe you want on a chill summer day. Also it's so annoying that they turn off the showers after 7 pm .. Ridiculous!! The water was murky and dirty--definitely didn't feel like going in. Food is ridiculously overpriced, and finding parking is a battle in itself. Honestly, the place has lost its charm. It ain't Point Pleasant anymore... more like Point Unpleasant. Gave it 2 stars only out of nostalgia--otherwise, it would've been a 1.

I would rate this beach 3.5 stars! It was a nice and peaceful beach but with a price tag. We had to…read morepay $3.50 an hour for parking and then we had to pay $15 pp to get on the beach which I felt is so steep. I live on Long Island and most beaches you just pay for per car for the admission. The water was peaceful and the beach was pretty quiet. The boardwalk was nice and had a lot of food options. They also had an amusement park which was nice. Our daughter enjoyed it. The bathrooms were clean and not a lot of garbage on the beach. I would return but expect to spend a lot of money for a beach day.

My son and I went fishing on this boat in Aug. 2024 on a weekday. We chose it because they claim…read moreto only run at a 50% capacity . When we got there early in the morning after driving 2 hours, it was almost packed. I would say it was at least at 90%. The crew was nice. However, the experience was not the same because I was expecting to have some space between me and the guy next to me. Instead everyone was about a foot apart. Not comfortable when you your trying to cast a 5 foot fishing pole. They are actively lying to your face when you go onto their website. They clearly state 50% capacity .

Fished aboard the Queen Mary this past Sunday 7/21 and again today Friday 7/28. Captain and crew…read morewere some of the most professional I've fished with. Knowledgeable and helpful are the first two words that come to mind. Sunday's fishing was very good, some of the best bonito fishing I've ever experienced. Never thought that today's fishing would be better but it was--amazing, once in a life time bite. The attached picture is from Sunday's trip. This was my 10 AM cooler check and you can see how full it was. Highly recommend

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.