Summary of the Jersey Shore Regions
To New Jerseyans, it’s known simply as “The Shore.” Easily accessible from New York City and Philadelphia, the Garden State’s 141-mile seaside has been a popular getaway destination since the early 1900s. Comprised of more than 40 communities, the Jersey Shore is renowned for its many boardwalks, arcades, water parks, and amusement parks with thrilling rides and attractions.
North Jersey Shore
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The northern section of the Jersey Shore begins at Sandy Hook and includes famous spots like Asbury Park. Notably, Seaside Heights gained fame as the setting for MTV’s reality TV series “Jersey Shore.”
Mid Jersey Shore
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The middle segment of the Jersey Shore stretches from Seaside Heights to Atlantic City, featuring beautiful barrier islands, alongside the charming towns of Barnegat Light and Brigantine.
South Jersey Shore
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Among the most popular beach towns along the Jersey Shore, visitors will find delightful destinations between Atlantic City and historic Cape May. Each offers unique attractions and a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for creating lasting memories.
