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Stay for the latest up-to-date beach badge information visit the Asbury Park website. Avon-By-the-Sea  Badges can typically be purchased at the beach at any one of Avon’s 3 tag booths, Washington Ave., Sylvania Ave. or Norwood Ave. Badges may also be purchased before summer at the borough office beginning in early May. Season badge: $100, Junior (12-18) or Senior (65+) season badge: $55. 11 and under are free. For more information about the Avon-By-The-Sea beaches, call (732) 502-4510 or visit the Avon-By-The-Sea website. Belmar City of Belmar Daily badge $9, required for ages 16 and up...

Sue Ingram Keller January 22, 2021 I was dismayed to read the characterization of Lewes Beach homeowners found in recent Letters to the Editor about the issues addressed by the Beach Parking Committee.  My family has owned a cottage on Lewes Beach since 1923. My husband’s family has owned the house next door to ours since that year as well - both houses were built by our grandfathers as summer cottages for their families who otherwise lived in town. So, I come to the issue of beach parking and beach access with a bit of history and a vested interest. All Delaware beaches are publ...

2021 Jersey Shore Beach Badge Price and Purchase Guide Who's ready to hit the beach? It's never too early to purchase your beach passes. Many beaches are using the VIPLY app for seasonal and daily badge purchases. This app is free, really easy to use, and makes contactless transactions possible. Plus, when beaches become full the VIPLY app will let you know before you go. Just search 'VIPLY' in your app store. Here's a look at badge prices and general information for Monmouth and Ocean County beaches. MONMOUTH COUNTY Stay for the latest up-to-date beach badge information visit the Asbury Par...

To local economies. while many beaches are still open, va occasioners are wary. our reynolds wolf brings us the picture from gulf shores, alabama. >> reporter: it started as a regular day at the beach. sand castles, swimming and sunbathing, but a lifeguard's warning came as a wake-up call. >> they told us we had to get out because the oil was coming in. >> they spent their childhood together. having moved away, they e they had come back together to visit. >> we figured we would come to the beach one last team. we got here and five minutes later, here tls. it's nasty. >> reporter: public adviso...