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Since 1936, the mission of the Long Beach Township Beach Patrol has been to provide the highest level of qualified lifeguards to educate, patrol, and protect the public and beach environment for Long Beach Township’s 12 miles of ocean beach. With nearly two-hundred lifeguards on staff trained in many emergency response techniques, the Long Beach Township Beach Patrol strives to provide a safe and enjoyable beach environment.
Long Beach Township comprises the largest parts of LBI, with various different portions located throughout the 18-mile stretch of beaches. This expansiveness brings a variety of settings in which to enjoy a day trip or a longer stay. From the peacefulness and privacy of Loveladies and North Beach to the convenient boat access in High Bar Harbor to the more bustling areas between Brant Beach and North Beach Haven, a visit to Long Beach Township is sure to exceed your expectations of a vacation at the Jersey Shore.
For more information on Long Beach Township tourism and beach badges, call 609-361-1000 or visit www.longbeachtownship.com
amenities
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Metered Parking
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activities
Biking
Golf
Surfing
Swimming
Volleyball
Windsurfing
prohibitions
No Alcohol
No Cars on Sand
No Dogs
No Fire Pits
No Fireworks
No Smoking
hazards
Jellyfish
Rip Currents
Sharks
Additional Info
Aquatic Risk
Caution
In Long Beach Township, there is always aquatic risk. Please check in with a lifeguard prior to swimming. Our department determines aquatic risk factors based on ocean conditions.
Swim at your Own Risk
Beaches and oceans are dynamic natural environments. Crowd conditions, currents, waves, wild animals, and other water and beach conditions can rapidly change. The risks and conditions shown on this site are informational only and not always real-time. Actual conditions may differ. Lifeguards are not always on duty or available. Always remain aware of your surroundings and exercise due care for your own safety and the safety of others around you.
Always check for water warnings or check with a lifeguard before you swim.