Asbury Park Beach Conditions & Surf Report

Asbury Park, New Jersey
Asbury Park beach in New Jersey
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Asbury Park Beach essentials

Parking

10+ public lots nearby, closest 0.1 mi away, 5 accessible spaces

Beach fee

Badges required Memorial Day to Labor Day weekends (2026: $7 weekdays, $10 weekends, $70 season)

Restrooms

Public restrooms 0.6 mi away

Lifeguards

Guarded Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day (weekends only until mid-June), 9am–5pm weekdays, 9am–6pm weekends

No dogs

Dogs only at the Asbury Park Dog Beach; not on the boardwalk May 16 – Sept 14

Food & drink

50+ restaurants, cafés & bars nearby

Bike rental

1 rental spot nearby

Rules and fees checked against cityofasburypark.com. Other amenities were mapped by volunteers on OpenStreetMap within about ¾ mile of the beach. Rules, fees and lifeguard hours change by season, so check posted signs. Updated September 2026. Data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Something missing? Add it on OpenStreetMap

Beach Report is an informational guide from public data, not a substitute for lifeguards or official National Weather Service warnings. Always check posted signs and swim near a lifeguard.

About Asbury Park Beach

Asbury Park sits on the Monmouth County coast of the New Jersey Shore, about an hour south of New York City. Its wide Atlantic-facing beach runs alongside a historic boardwalk lined with music venues, restaurants, and the landmark Convention Hall — a setting that draws day-trippers and weekenders from late spring through early fall. The swimming season centers on summer, when the ocean is at its warmest and beaches are staffed with seasonal lifeguards. Water temperature here follows the open Atlantic: cool and bracing in June, warming through July into the low-to-mid 70s°F by August and early September, then cooling again through the fall. Because Asbury Park faces open ocean, surf and rip-current conditions can change quickly with offshore weather, which is exactly what the live conditions and safety flag above are for — check them before you go, and always swim near a lifeguard.

Asbury Park Beach FAQ

When is the best time to visit Asbury Park beach?

July through early September offers the warmest ocean water and the fullest boardwalk scene, with seasonal lifeguards on duty. Late June and mid-September are quieter, with pleasant air temperatures but cooler water.

How warm does the water get at Asbury Park?

Ocean temperature climbs through the summer from the cool 60s°F in June to roughly the low-to-mid 70s°F by August, then falls through the fall. Check the live water temperature above for today’s reading.

Is Asbury Park good for swimming and families?

The guarded summer beach is popular with families, but it faces the open Atlantic, so surf and rip currents vary day to day. Review the safety flag and hazard breakdown above, follow posted signs, and swim near a lifeguard.

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