Long Beach Township | lbiviews

Long Beach Township is split into several sections on the island. The 1940’s and 50’s saw a huge increase in development. Builders such as Frank Muth turned out hundreds of affordable Cape Cod Style homes. Most of these were intended strictly as summer cottages and not for year round living. A hot water heater was a luxury. Many homes had outside showers with a black painted tank to heat the water somewhat from the summer sun. Many of the streets were unpaved. The scene below shows two newer Cape Cods with an older house by the bay. All three of the houses have been torn down and replaced with modern homes.

A 1940’s scene in North Beach Haven, NJ

• Dining in Long Beach Township – Restaurants are scattered throughout the length of the township.
• Accommodations in Long Beach Township – There are a number of smaller motels, including some in the Holgate section at the southern end of the island.
• Attractions: The park at the borough hall is home to a US Coast Guard Motor Lifeboat. The Forsythe Wildlife Refuge can be found at the sourhernmost end of the island. 
• Long Beach Township Nightlife

  For information about upcoming events, beach badges and regulations, you can visit the Long Beach Township website.

  The Township is composed of a number of individual towns:

  Brant Beach Beach Haven Crest Beach Haven Park Beach Haven Gardens Beach Haven Inlet Beach Haven Terrace Brighton Beach The Dunes

  Haven Beach Loveladies North Beach North Beach Haven Peahala Park South Beach Haven South Beach Spray Beach