Beach Tags

Much like full-serve gas, it's time to let this antiquated New Jersey practice go.

While most people in New Jersey have to pay to sit on a beach, some have suggested that if you want to put up a tent or canopy that you should have to pay even more. Locals offered their opinions.

Do I need a beach tag in New Jersey?

Specific reasons why the current New Jersey beach tag system just isn't practical

What happens if a senior citizen forgets their beach tag in NJ? They better not have to pay...

You don't need to go to your favorite NJ shore town's municipal building for beach tags anymore. As a matter of fact, you can order the right from your phone!

The beaches in Wildwood are some of my favorites beaches to visit in the entire state. I love the fact that they are so clean, so wide and so big. I never feel crowded when I'm enjoying some fun in the sun. I also love the fact that the beaches are FREE...

We are sending a HUGE thank you to Mayor Martin L. Pagliughi for making this decision.

It's time to start thinking about buying your beach badges.

No more waiting in line at the municipal building!

Towns up and down the Jersey Shore depend on the revenue from selling beach tags.

2016 was a banner year for revenue pulled in from beach fees. The revenue helps with keeping the beaches clean to keeping lifeguards on the beach.