Pet Friendly Things To Do in Absecon, New Jersey

Absecon Bay is located in Oceanville, Atlantic County, NJ. Absecon Bay, SouthEast N.J, between Absecon and Atlantic City. 2.5 miles long. Absecon Inlet, North of Atlantic City, is principal entrance. Absecon Beach, a 10 mile sandbar ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The playspace is for young children and has fun things like a playdozer and train engine to play on. More on KaBoom.org

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Garden State Parkway to exit 40 to E. White Horse Pike (Rt. 30). Left on Mill Rd. Park entrance on left just past New Jersey Avenue. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Specilaizing in back bay fishing for striped bass, fluke, weakfish, and bluefish in the greater Atlantic City New Jersey area. Light tackle catch and release fishing preferred. For back bay fishing at it's finest come fish with Capt. ... More on AnglerWeb.com

The Atlantic City Fishing Center offers not only chartered fishing excursions, but also party boats, and bo... More on Discoverourtown.com

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There are many beaches in Brigantine affording a variety of activities including swimming, surfing, boatin...

Just four miles north of Atlantic City, Brigantine captures the best of the Jersey Shore along its wide coa... More on AboutNewJersey

14,770 seat arena reopened after $90 million renovation in 2001. Atlantic City's premier showplace for top ... More on Discover America

Its such a great atmosphere, you get city shopping without feeling like you're actually in the city. More on Yahoo! Travel

Lucy, Margate's iconic 65- foot- tall elephant- shaped house, now open to the public. TripsSummer at the Je... More on travelandleisure

Lucy is the last of 3 original giant elephant shaped buildings built along the jersey shore as part of a re... More on GeckoGo

Peter Beach is one of the more popular pieces of coastline in the vicinity; when you're here you're always having a glorious time. There's lots of outdoors recreation available nearby such as swimming, boating, and fishing, so you ... More on GoingOutside

Seated atop a horse laden with saddlebags full of medical supplies and personal belongings, Dr. Jonathan Pitney arrived on Absecon Island in 1820. Pitney had just finished two years of employment a... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Absecon lighthouse, established in 1857, is a state-owned historic site. The Absecon Lighthouse is the tallest beacon on the Jersey ... More on igougo