North End LBI

"Barnegat City" dates back to 1834 when a lighthouse was initially built. Like the rest of LBI, it is filled with tranquility and cool breezes and it also has more plush greenery compared to the rest of the island. Barnegat Lighthouse State Park is located...

Origin for the name could be from an early settler cave dweller named Daniel Harvey of perhaps for the lush trees that grew on this island. Either way today it is a quiet setting for those looking to escape. Be sure to visit Sunset Park for a beautiful...

This section is surrounded on three sides by water, almost all of the homes are on the water or have water access. The neighborhood has a network of canals leading from Barnegat Bay and is thus popular with boaters. The neighborhood contains mostly residences...

Loveladies is the most recently developed area on Long Beach Island. The storm of 1962 destroyed most of what existed, so most of the buildings are modern. Most homes are privately owned and used only during the Summer. There are no hotels or motels in the...

North Beach is one of the small communities on the north side of the bridge that makeup Long Beach Township (North 25th to 87th Streets). Before a powerful hurricane in Sept 1821, this area was filled with tall strands of white cedar trees filled with birds...

In 1919, Surf City ended at 12 St. From there all the way to the old lifesaving station at Harvey Cedars, there was not a single house. Today Surf City’s “Boulevard” section of town boasts endless shopping and restaurants, making a stroll down the...