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Boating, Fishing, and Travel Information for Seaside Heights, NJ

A marked 6-foot channel follows the inner barrier beach from Lavallette, east of Mile 10.7, to Seaside Heights, east of Mile 14.1. The bridge with a 33-foot fixed span to West Point Island, east of Mile 12.6, has a clearance of 10 feet, but with local knowledge, the bridge can be bypassed through the narrow channel west of the island. The fixed span of the State Route 37 bridge between Pelican Island and Seaside Heights has a vertical clearance of 15 feet. There are many facilities along the inner barrier beach from Mile 9.5 to Mile 16.0. The municipal dock, 0.2 mile south of the bridge on the inner side of Seaside Heights, has depths of about 7 feet at the face. – Source: United States Coast Pilot 3, 2025 58th Edition
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