🐾 Kids at the Dog Park: Real Stories, Safety Risks & Smarter Solutions
If you’ve spent time at an off-leash park, you’ve probably seen it:A parent strolls in with a stroller 🚼 or […]
Island Beach State Park stands out as a dog-friendly gem for locals and visitors to Lanoka Harbor, New Jersey. Renowned for its pristine, peaceful beach and exceptional natural beauty, this pet-welcoming state park offers spacious sandy stretches perfect for a relaxed day at the shore with your furry companion. The beach is less crowded compared to more popular tourist spots, providing a tranquil atmosphere ideal for both humans and dogs to unwind. With easy access, reasonable entry fees, and free entrance for seniors, the park has become a favorite spot for families and dog owners alike.
Beyond being a serene location for beachgoers, Island Beach State Park features amenities such as clean restrooms, changing rooms, a main parking lot with a bar, and plenty of educational signs about the local ecosystem. While dogs are allowed at the park and on the beach (leash requirements apply), the vast open spaces and pet-friendly policy make this an excellent destination for those seeking dog-friendly hiking or adventures by the Jersey Shore.
Great place for anyone to enjoy the shore at a reasonable price. Beach tags should be outlawed for state residents. Seniors enter free with ID. Dogs are allowed which can be good or bad depending on the owners. We left ours at home this trip and just enjoyed the last days of summer. Main parking lot now has a bar (not sure when that popped up) changing rooms and plenty of bathroom spaces.
Great place for anyone to enjoy the shore at a reasonable price. Beach tags should be outlawed for state residents. Seniors enter free with ID. Dogs are allowed which can be good or bad depending on the owners. We left ours at home this trip and just enjoyed the last days of summer. Main parking lot now has a bar (not sure when that popped up) changing rooms and plenty of bathroom spaces.
Great place for anyone to enjoy the shore at a reasonable price. Beach tags should be outlawed for state residents. Seniors enter free with ID. Dogs are allowed which can be good or bad depending on the owners. We left ours at home this trip and just enjoyed the last days of summer. Main parking lot now has a bar (not sure when that popped up) changing rooms and plenty of bathroom spaces.
Always our preferred beach location! Easy access and peaceful beach relaxation! Nature at it’s best! 🌞
Always our preferred beach location! Easy access and peaceful beach relaxation! Nature at it’s best! 🌞
Always our preferred beach location! Easy access and peaceful beach relaxation! Nature at it’s best! 🌞
Been coming here for 35 years and it proves to reason beyond nostalgia… If your intention is purely to beach than this is the spot for your. You will find less tourists and more sand!
Been coming here for 35 years and it proves to reason beyond nostalgia… If your intention is purely to beach than this is the spot for your. You will find less tourists and more sand!
Been coming here for 35 years and it proves to reason beyond nostalgia… If your intention is purely to beach than this is the spot for your. You will find less tourists and more sand!
We took the naturalust guided kayak trip. Explored the mud flats. Learned how to use a seine net and about the history of the osprey regeneration work.
Highly recommend this. Folks of all ages in our group …young teen through senior