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Seaside Heights, New Jersey Boardwalk and Beach
Seaside Heights is a a popular beach town with an amusement-oriented 2 mile plus boardwalk, and numerous clubs and bars, making it a fun party and family atmosphere. The town is also famous for being the location of the hit MTV show “Jersey Shore“. – Wikipedia
We enjoyed enjoyed the boardwalk and beach during Independence Day Weekend and captured these pictures of the Jersey Shore.
New Jersey Boardwalks
New Jersey Boardwalks are full of game stands, pizzerias, souvenir shops, beach gear stores, arcades and ice cream parlors drawing families, teenagers and adults alike. The Seaside Heights boardwalk is bookended by two 300-foot-long (91 m) piers that feature amusement rides, carousels, log flumes, roller coasters, Ferris wheels and more. One of these piers is the world-famous Casino Pier, home to a 1913 circa merry-go-round, the Niagara Falls log flume and the Jet Star roller coaster. The other is the Funtown Amusement Pier home to the Tower of Fear, Seaside’s tallest Ferris wheel and a go-kart track. Many of the businesses are still family-owned and operated and have been almost as long as the boardwalk has been around. – Wikipedia
Seaside Heights, New Jersey Boardwalk
Boardwalk Games in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Boardwalk Games in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Boardwalk Rooftop Miniature Golf in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Skyscraper Ride on Casino Pier in Seaside Heights, New Jersey
New Jersey Boardwalk Arcades in Seaside Heights
New Jersey Boardwalk Food Stands in Seaside Heights
New Jersey Boardwalk Games in Seaside Heights
The Budweiser Bud Man
Casino Pier Sky Ride on the Boardwalk at Seaside Heights, New Jersey
Casino Pier Boardwalk Sky Ride
Seaside Heights, New Jersey Boardwalk
Seaside Heights, New Jersey Boardwalk
Seaside Heights, New Jersey Boardwalk
New Jersey Boardwalk Food Stands in Seaside Heights
Lucky Leo's Arcade in on the Seaside Heights Boardwalk
The Jersey Shore Beaches
New Jersey doesn’t have the warmest beaches, the water rarely gets above 73F (23C), but they still get packed full of people for the Summer.
Jersey Shore - Seaside Heights
Jersey Shore - Seaside Heights
Jersey Shore - Seaside Heights
Jersey Shore - Seaside Heights
Jersey Shore - Seaside Heights
New Jersey Boardwalk Food
Food and games. That’s what you do on the New Jersey Boardwalk. Food is the same throughout all the New Jersey Boardwalks. Mostly specializing in Philadelphia and New York City favorites, which means Italian food. Get your NYC Pizza, Philly Cheesesteaks, Italian Sausage, Curley’s Fries, Ice Cream and Funnel Cakes.
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - 3 Brothers Pizza
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Kohr's Original Ice Cream & Custard
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Italian Sausage, Shrimp & Cheesesteaks
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Marathon Steak & Potato Company
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - NYC Pizza at 3 Brothers Pizza
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Zeppoles & Funnel Cakes
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Pizza, Zeppoles, Cheesesteaks, Italian Sausage & Fries
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Funnel Cake
New Jersey Boardwalk Food - Kohr's Original Ice Cream & Custard Stand
New Jersey Boardwalk T-Shirt Shop
You may find it strange that we are highlighting a T-Shirt shop, but you now know that they are iconic at the New Jersey Boardwalk. Every year we went to the boardwalk we purchased a Jersey Shore T-Shirt. As a kid growing up in the 80′s it was the neon shirts that read, “Wildwood NJ.” Today you can find your typical Jersey slogans and New York and Philadelphia team shirts. Temporary tattoos and piercings are also very popular.
New Jersey Boardwalk T-Shirt Shop - The Shore Store
New Jersey Boardwalk T-Shirt Shop - New Jersey Slogans
New Jersey Boardwalk T-Shirt Shop [The Shore Store
Get Your Tattoos and Piercings at the Jersey Shore
New Jersey Boardwalk T-Shirt Shop - New Jersey Slogans
MTV Jersey Shore Cast Sightings
These days you can’t talk about the Jersey Shore without a reference to the tremendously popular MTV reality show, “Jersey Shore.” While visiting Seaside Heights, New Jersey during Independence Day weekend we saw several members of the cast on the boardwalk. Hundreds would swarm the stars, taking pictures and video with cell phones. Security surrounded them, attempting to keep order between the fans and those that just wanted to enjoy a stroll on the boards.
MTV Jersey Shore House on top of The Shore Store
MTV Jersey Shore House Rooftop Deck on top of The Shore Store
MTV Jersey Shore House Rooftop Deck on top of The Shore Store
Security Struggles to Keep Perimeter Around MTV Jersey Shore Cast
Security Struggles to Keep Perimeter Around MTV Jersey Shore Cast Pauly D, Ronnie & Sami
MTV Jersey Shore Star Pauly D
MTV Jersey Shore Stars Pauly D, Ronnie & Sami
Snookie & Deena from Jersey Shore Walking on the Boardwalk
Snookie & Deena from Jersey Shore Walking on the Boardwalk
Security Struggles to Keep Perimeter Around MTV Jersey Shore Cast Stars
MTV Jersey Shore Hangout - Karma Night Club
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Hmm, this is definitely a different “Jersy Shore” than they portray on that MTV show of the same name … I like it!! I think after that show I was expecting something much different but it was a pleasant surprise – definitely somewhere I’d like to see eventually.
Heidi
Nice, the Jersey beach I went to didn’t look nearly that attractive!
There are so many Jersey Beaches to visit, and most of them are incredible looking. Which one did you go to?
Beer pong stand and delicious looking food! I like it.
Yea, the Beer Pong game was funny to find. And right next to it, Shoot the Guido. Only at the Jersey Shore.
That’s an awesome photo essay – plenty of content. I could literally see myself gaining 20 pounds in one afternoon snacking on all the treats along the way. The funnel cake looked absolutely delicious!
It’s a day or week, depending on how long you visit, of eating terrible, but delicious foods. You can gain some weight pretty fast.
haha, obviously the Jersey Shore cast photos are pretty funny to see; but the other photos are really great
Yup, we had to add a few of them.
Looking through your eyes I see what a “colorful” place it is and I remember it fondly from my youth 60 years ago. I must comment that Seaside, Wildwood and AC are not representive of the majority of beach towns in “Jersey” The southern Beach towns are a far Cry from the Northern Honky Tonks. Let’s see Cape May, Sea isle, Ocean City (a totally dry family resort), Strathmier ( which has the only Trailer park in N.J. That is beach front and is completely dismantled at the end of each summer) and don’t forget 7 mile Island with Avalon and Stone harbor ( where the average sale price for houses is 2.7 million dollars) and if your readers want a treat take them for a ride on the Cape May-Lewes Delaware ferry a 75 minute trip across the Delaware bay ( can take your car,RV, kids, pets, and have lunch and even visit the on board gift shop. And I forgot to mention there are over 200 campgrounds in Southern New Jesey where you can still hike the pine barrens, and swim in cedar lakes!
It’s where you end up when we are traveling with two 15 year olds that love the show. You are absolutely right, New Jersey beaches are plentiful and there is something for everyone. I grew up going to LBI and Ocean City. Wildwood was my choice in high school, it was party time. When I moved up to Hoboken, it was Point Pleasant. In high school we also had a friend whose father owned a house in Love Ladies. That was pretty amazing too.