Atlantic City Beach Cam
Boardwalk and casino beachfront. Check conditions before you drive down.
Atlantic City live cam
Boardwalk and casino beachfront
via LiveBeaches
The Atlantic City feed comes from the Resorts casino and frames the Boardwalk with the beach behind it. Atlantic City is one of the few shore towns that never charges for beach access, so the cam is often the only thing worth checking before you go.
What is actually in frame
The Boardwalk itself and the width of sand in front of the casinos. The beach here is free, and it is patrolled in season.
Before you go to Atlantic City
Beach badges
Atlantic City does not charge for beach access — no badge required at any entrance.
Badge prices, town by town →Parking
A mix of free and paid parking. Lots run about $20 a day. Metered street parking. Casino parking varies ($5-30). Some casinos validate. Free municipal parking at the State Marina lot (Huron & Baltic).
Atlantic City’s beach
- Atlantic City Beach — Wide, FREE beaches with no badge required. Surprisingly uncrowded compared to the bustling boardwalk above.
Conditions worth checking first
Tide times
A camera shows you the water where it is now. NOAA's Atlantic City predictions tell you where it will be by the time you arrive.
Atlantic City tide chart →Water quality
NJDEP samples 25 monitoring stations in Atlantic City. Five years of bacteria readings and advisory history sit behind the county page.
Atlantic City water quality →Book Atlantic City Water Activities
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