If you’ve only experienced the Jersey Shore in the peak summer months, you might be surprised to learn that spring is one of the most underrated times to visit. With peaceful beaches and lower rates on vacation rentals, spring offers a completely different and relaxing Seaside Park experience. But like any time of year, there are a few trade offs to consider. So, is spring a good time to visit the Jersey Shore? Let’s take a closer look. The Pros of Visiting the Jersey Shore in Spring Fewer Crowds Spring is one of the shoulder seasons, which means the beaches are missing the mid-year crowds. You’ll be able to explore local shops at your own pace and enjoy restaurants and popular attractions without the summer…

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Look Up! A Rare Six-Planet Alignment Is Coming This Month

Get ready for a celestial event that is truly out of this world. On the evening of February 28, 2026, skywatchers will have the rare opportunity to witness six planets from our solar system aligning in the night sky. This beautiful cosmic display will feature Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune all appearing together shortly after sunset.

This isn't an everyday occurrence, making it a perfect moment to step outside and appreciate the wonders of our universe. Whether you're an avid astronomer or just looking for a unique evening activity, this planetary alignment is something you won't want to miss.

What to Expect on February 28th

Shortly after the sun dips below the…

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Posted By Island Beach State Park:
A nearly 136-year-old shipwreck has been uncovered at Island Beach State Park following weeks of beach erosion caused by rough surf and persistent wind and wave action. The Lawrence N. McKenzie was a 98.2-foot schooner traveling from Puerto Rico to New York City with a cargo of oranges when it wrecked March 21, 1890. All eight crew on board survived the wreck. The vessel was built in 1883 with a homeport of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Beach erosion during the winter months is common at Island Beach State Park and is part of a natural, cyclical process. Each year, high-energy waves and seasonal storms remove sand from the shoreline, resulting in narrower beaches and steeper profiles. Most…

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