Photo of Wildwood entrance in New Jersey.<\/p>\n
The weather is warming up and summer months are soon approaching. <\/p>\n
Many families will head to New Jerseys best beaches to enjoy the sun. <\/p>\n
While a select number of beaches are free, the majority of seaside towns charge for entry. <\/p>\n
The Asbury Park Press reported Thursday that Berkeley Township approved a beach badge price hike. <\/p>\n
Daily tags have increased from $5 to $8, and weekly badges have increased from $20 to $25. <\/p>\n
Mayor Carmen F. Amato suggests the price change indicates rising costs of beach upkeep, trash removal, lifeguards, and police patrols. <\/p>\n
Check out this list of NJ beaches, to see which ocean views have a beach tag. <\/p>\n
Your Shore Shots: Land and Sea Scapes <\/p>\n
Seaside Heights: <\/p>\n
Known for its nightlife, Casino Pier and exciting boardwalk Seaside Heights' daily tag is $8, weekly tag is $35 and a seasonal tag starts at $45. <\/p>\n
Fun at the Shore <\/p>\n
Barnegat Light: <\/p>\n
Named for its famous attraction, the Barnegat Lighthouse is one of New Jerseys most famous landmarks. Visitors can experience serenity and history, this Ocean County shores daily tag is $5, a weekly tag is $22, and a seasonal starts at $30. <\/p>\n
Surf City Beach: <\/p>\n
Most popular for fishing and the Sandcastle Inn Surf City Beach's daily tag is $7, weekly is $17, and seasonal tag starts at $35. <\/p>\n
WATCH: Six-Year Old Reels In Giant Striped Bass in LBI <\/p>\n
Long Beach Township: <\/p>\n
This 12 mile island, mostly known for its Art Foundation has a daily tag of $7, a weekly tag of $20, and a seasonal badge starting at $30. <\/p>\n
WATCH: Dolphins Swim at the Jersey Shore <\/p>\n
Margate Beach: <\/p>\n
Preseason tags start at $7.00 (April-May), after June 1st, prices go up to $15. <\/p>\n
Memorial Day at Brigantine <\/p>\n
Brigantine Beach: <\/p>\n
Brigantine Beach offers surfing, kite flying, four-wheeling, and sport-fishing with a daily tag of $8, weekly tag of $14, and seasonal tag starting at $15. <\/p>\n
Atlantic City: <\/p>\n
The world famous Atlantic City is known for a big boardwalk, a free beach, and big fun. With endless retail stores, saltwater taffy and five star casinos a weekend in AC one for the books. <\/p>\n
Sea Isle City: <\/p>\n
Looking for a calm and relaxing ocean view without the hustle and bustle of a boardwalk? Sea Isle City Beach is the perfect getaway. A daily tag is $5, a weekly tag is $10, and a seasonal tag starts at $20. <\/p>\n
MOSHPIX: Jaws Youth Fund Run <\/p>\n
Stone Harbor & Avalon Beaches <\/p>\n
These two beaches make up more than 7 miles of New Jersey's oceanfront. Stone Harbor and Avalon Beaches have a daily tag of $6, a weekly tag of $12, and a seasonal tag of $23. <\/p>\n
Cape May Wedding Season <\/p>\n
Wildwood, Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood Beaches <\/p>\n
Wildwood Beaches offers an amusement park, dog beach, and a water park. These free beaches showcase dance clubs, pubs, and sports bars. Wildwood offers fun for the whole family. <\/p>\n
Cape May Wedding Season <\/p>\n
Cape May <\/p>\n
Cape May is a beach lovers paradise. Visitors can go wine tasting, parasailing, and golfing at the shore. With a daily tag of $6, a weekly tag of $6, and a seasonal tag starting at $20, beach goers can enjoy one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. <\/p>\n
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