Bay Head Beach Info
Bay Head has a collection of pristine beaches that captivate visitors with their natural beauty and serene coastal ambiance. Situated in Ocean County, New Jersey, Bay Head’s beaches offer a peaceful retreat, inviting beachgoers to relax on soft sands, bask in the sun, and enjoy the rhythmic sounds of the ocean waves. With its charming beachfront community, historic architecture, and tranquil atmosphere, Bay Head Beaches provide an idyllic setting for a day of seaside leisure and rejuvenation.
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Beach Tags
Beach badges are required for all beachgoers age 12 and above. Bay Head offers Daily, Half season and Full season badges. Badges are required starting June 15th through Labor Day. Badges can be picked up at the BHIA office at 532 Lake Avenue.
Protected Beaches
In Bay Head, NJ, the following beaches are typically lifeguard-protected:
- Egbert Street Beach
- Johnston Street Beach
- Mount Street Beach
- Bridge Avenue Beach
- Karge Street Beach
- Osborn Avenue Beach
These beaches have lifeguards on duty during the summer season, usually from mid-June to Labor Day. Lifeguard hours can vary, so it’s a good idea to check locally for the most current information.
More Bay Head Beach Regulations
Bay Head Beach has specific regulations in place to ensure a safe and enjoyable beach environment for all visitors. Some of these regulations include proper disposal of trash in designated bins to maintain cleanliness, respecting marked swimming areas and lifeguards’ instructions for water safety, and observing restrictions on pets during certain times of the year to maintain a comfortable environment for everyone. Additionally, beachgoers are reminded to avoid fires, glass containers, and disruptive behavior to preserve the beach’s natural beauty and ensure a positive experience for all.
