New Jersey Family: June 2021

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Feature

Shore Thing

NJ’s beaches will be open with safety measures in place this summer and we’re so ready to catch a wave. We love a trip to the Shore, whether that means boardwalks and fried foods or relaxing on the sand and playing in the surf. With more than 130 miles of beaches, the Jersey Shore is the place to be. Here are our favorite family-friendly beaches to visit.

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By Ronnie Koenig

Asbury Park

This city is known for its vibrant music, arts and food scene. A record number of beach badges were sold last summer despite having to maintain social distancing. The good news: City officials don’t anticipate limiting the number of beach badges this summer. During your visit, make sure to grab a ridiculously over-the-top scoop from Coney Waffle, bring the kids to the playground on the sand, take a pinball break indoors at the Silverball Museum and have dinner at one of many restaurants with ocean views like Robinson Ale House or Langosta Lounge. Daily rates for beach access: $6 weekdays, $9 weekends and holidays. $70/season for adults, kids 12 and under are free.


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