No boardwalk, but a (black tar) Promenade instead, with maybe 30 shops?…read more Nice for a quieter change of pace. Great for walking. My son loves to skateboard here. Nice beach - $5 daily tags. Many good restaurants surrounding. Night life is poppin' - the "OD" still lives ... many great memories of my 20's ....

This is not a boardwalk, not really. It's just a paved path near the beach with a few sporadic…read moreestablishments on it. The name is highly misleading, since it brings up images of wooden planks and arcade games and such, but none of those are to be found here. Only come to Sea Isle for swimming, there's not much else to do. It's just a very quiet, conservative, family getaway type place that's lacking in excitement. Consider yourself warned.

I've been coming here for years and if you've been here there shouldn't be any negative reviews…read more.. There are many trails to walk as well as area's to drive your 4x4... They also have area's to camp with an RV and tents... If your not into roughing it they also rent cabins... State residents get a discount on their stay... I've never camped here but it is an option for us... But I'd like to get a portable generator before we stay here for a few days... There's plenty to do and learn here... I'm sure we'll be back here for a few day trips before we finally come and stay for a few days...

Wharton State Forest is a great area of the Garden State to get away from the suburban sprawl and…read morethe densely packed roads and houses. It's located in the Pine Barrens, a roughly one million acre forest stretching across the southern portion of the state. There's a lot of history and natural beauty in the Pine Barrens. Tons of ponds and lakes and sandy trails to get lost on whether on foot or on bike or ATV. My son and I occasionally camp at Goshen Pond. It's a very primitive campground with nothing but a pit toilet and a hand pump for water in terms of amenities. Each campsite has a fire ring with cooking grate. Campsite #3 is nice as it's on the edge and somewhat secluded from the rest of the campground, but #13 and #14 are probably the best in terms of proximity to and view of the pond. We normally camp in the spring or fall. Would not recommend the summer as ticks and chiggers can be out of control.

water was the perfect temp not too cold not too warm and the whole place was super clean plenty of…read moreloungers too lifeguards were chillin but kept an eye out best swim ever ‍

first time trying out a philly public pool! we did have to wait outside for about ten minutes to be…read morelet in and then an additional five for the life guards to get to their stations, which was a bit disappointing because we only have 50 minutes to swim before they kicked us out again! there's small bathrooms, and no changing rooms but they do have a place to rinse off your feet? (very odd as there is no sand but y'know...) i wish there was a place to change out of my wet bathing suit and into dry clothes, but other than that it was worth trying out on a really hot day! really clean pool and life guards are posted at every side :) unfortunately did not get any pics!