Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Here’s What New Jersey’s Beaches and Boardwalks Look Like Today

JERSEY SHORE, NJ – Today is the first official full weekend of open beaches and boardwalks here at the Jersey Shore and at noontime on Saturday, things are looking good.   From Asbury Park down to Cape May, light crowds on the boardwalk and beaches show everyone practicing safe social distancing.

Modified beach and boardwalk rules are in effect, so know before you go, to avoid the hassles when you get there.  We’ve included the major seaside resorts along the Jersey Shore, except for Point Pleasant, who really doesn’t want us there anyway.   We’ve also provided links to each town’s webcams so you can see a real-time view.

Seaside Heights Boardwalk Camera

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Asbury Park Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Belmar Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Seaside Park Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Long Beach Island Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Atlantic City Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Ocean City NJ Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Wildwood Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

Cape May Beach Cam

Here's what new jersey's beaches and boardwalks look like today

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