Shore Towns NJ Map
Explore 45+ shore towns across 127 miles of New Jersey coastline. Click any marker to view town details, beaches, and attractions.
Your Complete Guide to NJ Shore Towns
The New Jersey Shore spans 127 miles from Sandy Hook in the north to Cape May Point in the south, featuring over 45 unique beach towns across four coastal counties. Whether you're looking for family-friendly beaches in Ocean City, the vibrant nightlife of Asbury Park, or the Victorian charm of Cape May, our interactive map helps you discover every shore town.
Frequently Asked Questions About NJ Shore Towns
How many shore towns are in New Jersey?
The New Jersey Shore has 45+ beach towns spanning 127 miles of coastline across 4 counties: Monmouth County (15 towns), Ocean County (14 towns), Atlantic County (5 towns), and Cape May County (11 towns). Each town has its own unique character and beach badge policies.
Which NJ shore towns have free beaches?
Five Jersey Shore towns offer free beaches with no badge required: Atlantic City, Wildwood, Wildwood Crest, North Wildwood, and Strathmere. Most other towns require daily or seasonal beach badges ranging from $5 to $15 per day.
How do I get to the Jersey Shore by train?
NJ Transit North Jersey Coast Line runs from Penn Station NYC and Newark to shore towns including Long Branch, Asbury Park, Bradley Beach, Belmar, Spring Lake, Sea Girt, Manasquan, Point Pleasant Beach, and Bay Head. The Atlantic City Rail Line serves Atlantic City from Philadelphia.
Where does the Jersey Shore start and end?
The Jersey Shore stretches from Sandy Hook in the north (Monmouth County) to Cape May Point in the south. The total coastline is approximately 127 miles, running along the Atlantic Ocean from the New York Harbor entrance to Delaware Bay.