The Best 7 Jersey Shore Party Towns for Singles
If you want to party this Summer, the Jersey Shore doesn’t disappoint. There are great Jersey Shore party towns for singles out there.
From boardwalks to bars, these seven beach towns (in no particular order) offer the best combination of sun, sand, and entertainment for singles.
Here are the top 7 Jersey Shore party towns for singles
1. LBI
Long Beach Island is known for its beaches, but it also offers a vibrant nightlife that’s perfect for singles who want to party. The island’s bars and beach clubs are alive after dark, with live music, DJs, and fun events. You can enjoy drinks with friends on a rooftop terrace or dance barefoot in the sand. LBI always offers a party atmosphere.
2. Belmar
With its beachfront clubs and outdoor festivals, Belmar offers plenty of opportunities for singles to have a great time. Enjoy live music on the boardwalk or mingle at a beachside barbeque. Belmar has a fun party atmosphere that makes it one of the great Jersey Shore party towns for singles.
3. Seaside Heights
The epitome of Jersey Shore party culture. The boardwalk is filled with bars, clubs, games, and rides creating an amazing atmosphere. Whether you’re dancing, playing games, enjoying drinks, or just people-watching, Seaside Heights never disappoints.
4. Asbury Park
Another town with a boardwalk filled with bars, rooftop lounges, and beach-themed clubs, offers a wide range of experiences for partygoers. From themed dance parties to live DJ sets and all types of live music, the nightlife caters to every taste always promising a great time for singles.
5. Atlantic City
A gambler’s and partier’s playground. The famous (and sometimes infamous) boardwalk is lined with casinos, clubs, and lounges, offering an energetic atmosphere perfect for people ready to be seen. Whether you’re hitting the tables or slots, catching live bands or DJs, or drinking and dancing by the pool, Atlantic City promises a unique and memorable party experience.
6. Point Pleasant
Yes, family-friendly but also a great nightlife. Again, like all the best shore towns the boardwalk has many bars, restaurants, and clubs. You can go barhopping with friends, see a live band, or take a private walk on the beach. Point Pleasant provides a delightful scene and makes it another one of the great Jersey Shore party towns for singles.
7. Wildwood
The legendary Wildwood boardwalk is synonymous with excitement and fun making it a perfect destination for singles who want to party. Numerous bars and nightclubs mean there’s never a dull moment for partygoers. Some rooftop establishments even offer amazing ocean views perfect for singles looking for a memorable time.
Whichever you choose, these 7 towns are the top 7 Jersey Shore party towns for singles.
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1. Save Money
One great way to maximize your vacation is simply to save money. You’ll feel so much better on vacation knowing that you’re saving cash by doing things the right way. One major way to save money is to travel during an off season. Every vacation destination has its own peak time. So, look at the cheapest time to visit your destination, and go then. Find more tips on saving money on vacation, too.
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Sure, you want to do some planning so that you don’t miss the big tourist stops in your destination. But, don’t book every blasted minute. Maximize your vacay by saving some time to be spontaneous. Take a day to just figure out what to do when you’re there. Maybe some locals will recommend a secret spot for you to visit during your “day off.”
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While you don’t want to overbook your trip so that you’re always running from spot to spot, you do want to plan a bit. It’s not a good idea to do zero planning and just feel things out when you get there. Plan some big activities ahead of time so that you aren’t scrambling last-minute.
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If you only have one big vacation every year, you might feel under a lot of pressure to make it the most amazing experience ever. So, take away that stress. Plan mini-vacations throughout the year, so you aren’t under as much pressure to make your big trip the best thing that’s ever happened to you and your family. For example, in the fall, if you live in an area with beautiful colors, make an annual fall color tour trip and just drive around the state.
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If time and money allows, adding just one day to your vacation can open up a world of possibilities. Many people plan too short a trip, not realizing just how much they’ll want to do in their destination. So, add an extra day. You’ll be glad you did at the end of your stay.
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6. Take Time to Sleep
Sure, you’re on vacation. You want to soak up every minute of your trip. But, if you’re up late every night partying in the clubs and then up early to enjoy the sunrise, pretty soon, you’ll be too tired to enjoy your vacation. So, take time to get some sleep and feel rested.
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7. Let the Small Stuff Go
They say, “Don’t sweat the small stuff.” That’s certainly true on vacation. Nothing is going to go totally as planned. So, expect the unexpected, and roll with it.
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When you get back from your vacation, don’t plan to start work the very next day. Take an extra day or two off after your vacation to recuperate, so that you hit the ground running when you’re back at work. The extra time at home will also give you a chance to savor your vacation.
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9. Pick an Experience
People often find experiencing more rewarding that physical things. So, make sure to plan an experience with your trip. Maybe there’s a huge concert you want to see on vacation. Perhaps it’s a sporting event. Whatever it is, plan an awesome experience.
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10. Learn for Next Time
Finally, when you’re home from your trip, decompress and look back on your vacation. What went wrong? What went right? Take notes and learn from your vacation, so you’ll know what to do better next time.
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