Beers on the Boards
November 7, 2026
Family Fun on the Boardwalk.
The top things to do in Point Pleasant Beach are Jenkinson's Boardwalk, Jenkinson's Aquarium, Hoffman's Ice Cream, plus 2 beaches — listing guides and practical checks below.
2
Beaches
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Restaurants
4
Must-See Spots
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boardwalk
Classic boardwalk with rides, games, food, and family entertainment. The heart of Point Pleasant Beach since 1928. Free admission, pay per ride.
attraction
$18 adults, $12 kids. Family-friendly aquarium with sharks, penguins, seals, alligators, and interactive touch tanks. Great rainy day activity.
restaurant
Ice cream shop with homemade flavors since 1976. Lines wrap around the block for good reason.
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Classic boardwalk with rides, games, food, and family entertainment. The heart of Point Pleasant Beach since 1928. Free admission, pay per ride.
$18 adults, $12 kids. Family-friendly aquarium with sharks, penguins, seals, alligators, and interactive touch tanks. Great rainy day activity.
Ice cream shop with homemade flavors since 1976. Lines wrap around the block for good reason.
Oceanfront tiki bar with live music, tropical drinks, and spectacular sunset views. The adults' hangout on the boardwalk.
The primary beach with boardwalk access. Clean, well-maintained, and family-focused with excellent lifeguard coverage.
Quieter beach section near the Manasquan Inlet. Popular with fishermen and those seeking fewer crowds.
Primary Vibe
Family Boardwalk Fun
Family Friendly
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Nightlife
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Quietness
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These dates come from the 2026 record. Check the organizer for changes before making plans.
November 7, 2026
November 27, 2026
Use the recorded Point Pleasant Beach listings to research local attractions, dining and outdoor plans. Check each venue’s calendar, your group’s needs and the weather before choosing an outing.
Point Pleasant Beach offers family-friendly activities including beach outings, local restaurants, and seasonal activities. Confirm ages, access, opening days and any beach patrol coverage for your visit.
Consider a walk, shops or a listed free event, then check the specific access rules, operating hours and any parking or admission charges. Beach access and badge requirements vary by location and date.
Confirm the venue’s own calendar, admission and access for your group. Outdoor rides, indoor attractions and beach facilities can operate on different schedules.
Start with dated festivals and outdoor plans; confirm the operator schedule and keep an indoor alternative.
Check the specific event date, ticket terms and dining service before choosing an overnight stay.
Build around an indoor activity or meal, then add a coastal walk if conditions allow.
Save a town shortlist and check beach access, group needs and complete stay quotes as dates firm up.
These neighboring town guides have existing listings. Check the actual venue schedule and your travel arrangements.
Check the operator calendar for your date and arrival time. A boardwalk, beach or outdoor venue can be accessible while its rides, tours or facilities are closed.
Ask about ages, height restrictions, mobility access, equipment and supervision. Confirm any water activity requirements with the operator.
Include the number of tickets, required equipment, parking and any booking charge. Compare packages only when their actual inclusions fit your visit.
Read cancellation deadlines, weather postponement and refund rules before paying. Choose an indoor backup with a confirmed schedule.
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