Belmar is the quintessential party town, although things have quieted down somewhat in recent years since one giant beach party turned into a full-scale riot.
March 3, 2006 (Press Release) --
The towns along the coast offer something for everyone, from public drunkenness to Victorian gentility. Belmar is the quintessential party town, although things have quieted down somewhat in recent years since one giant beach party turned into a full-scale riot. All bars now close at midnight and the police take a hard line on loud parties and drinking in public. Spring Lake, also known as the Irish Riviera, has a bevy of quiet and charming Victorian inns, B&Bs and hotels, and is one of the most expensive towns on the Shore. Bay Head, at the terminus of the North Jersey Coast train line, is the quietest town on the coast. There's public access to the beach, which is lined with Cape Cod-style homes, but no boardwalk. Belmar has good fishing, Long Branch (about 15 miles/10km north of Belmar) is good for surfing, and Bay Head and Belmar have the best swimming.
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