Beach Badges
Beach
Badges
(Photo Bernie Hubert:
www.berniehubert.com)
Badges are required starting June 17, 2023.
Badges are available for $65 for the season.
Seniors 65 and older $20.
Veterans, Active Military can
acquire a badge with a copy of their Military ID at
no charge.
Disabled Persons can purchase a badge
with a copy of their Disability ID for $15.00.
Badges are currently sold at the municipal building and will move to the concession stand Monday June 12th 9am-1pm. Starting June 17th the stand will be open 7 days a week from 9am-4pm.
2023
Beach Fees
Beach Badges must be worn at all times, visible on the front of the bathing suit. This applies to both Ocean and Bay Beaches.
The badge fees for the 2023 Summer Season are as follows:
No fee for children under the age of twelve (12) years.$65.00 per person, per season. Season badges available
throughout the season.$35.00 per person per week or fraction thereof. A “week” is
defined as the period from Saturday through the following
Saturday.$13.00 per person for each daily badge.$20.00 per person for the entire bathing season for any
person whom is 65 years of age or over$15.00 pre person for any totally disabled person.
ID Required.No Charge for all veterans of any military service
and all military service personnel on active duty status. ID
Required.
Parking Stickers
A
sticker is required on motor vehicles parked in any of the Municipal
parking lots on the bay front In effect during the bathing season as
established in § 7-9B. Car Stickers are $10.00 and must be
permanently affixed to the driver’s side rear window.
2023
Beach Bathing Season is June 17, 2023 - September 4, 2023
Parking Stickers $10.00
Stickers are available at the
Beach Badge Office.
Parking
On street parking is on a first come first served basis on the side streets and the ocean blocks. The Borough of Lavallette has reserved residential parking in certain areas throughout town these spots are designated by sign and by permit only.
Along the highway there are sections of two hour parking, please keep this in mind when parking along the highway.
Handicap Accessible spots available all throughout
the town and at the oceanfront on several streets, the most being on
the wide streets of Trenton, New York, Philadelphia, & President
Avenues.
Lavallette
Accessibility Guide
(outdated)
“NO PARKING” as
designated from the end of the streets on the ocean front; this area
is reserved for emergency vehicles.
Boat Ramp
A separate sticker is required for any motor drawn vehicle or trailer parked in any of the Municipal parking lots on the bay front and allows use of the municipal boat ramp. Trailer Permits are $50.00 and are to be permanently affixed. Trailer Permits are required from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend, and are available at the Beach Badge Office.
Located at the base of the bridge to West Point Island
Bay
Boulevard & New Brunswick Avenues
(Photo taken 6/8/21)
Gps
39.968195, -74.075333
Ramp is Concrete
Check Prior to Purchasing Permit That Ramp
Is Adequate For Your Needs!
Season Trailer Stickers $50.00
Commercial Trailer Stickers are available for $100.00 and are required all year.
Beach Wheelchairs
The
beach chairs can be signed out for 2 hour blocks, if no one is
waiting to use a chair they can be reserved for an additional 2
hours. Chairs must be returned before the end of beach day to
lifeguard headquarters. Available on a first come first serve basis
through the Lifeguard Headquarters. 732-793-2566
Off season Beach
Wheelchairs are available through Public Works.
732-793-7766
Bicycle Safety
We
want you to enjoy your stay in Lavallette. Your safety, while riding
a bicycle, is important to us. Please adhere to the following
bicycle laws which are intended to minimize your risk and maximize
your enjoyment.
Riders on highways must obey NJ State Laws and local
ordinances.Bicyclists must observe one way highways. Ride on the right
side of road-with traffic. DO NOT ride against the traffic flow.Bicyclists must observe all traffic signals and signs.All children under 17 must wear helmets while riding
bicycles.During the bathing season, bicycles are allowed on the
boardwalk only during the hours of 5pm to 8pm.Bicycle riding on sidewalks in the business area is
prohibited except for school children on their way to school.At night, you must have a white light in front and a red
light in back, both visible for at least 500 feet.Bicyclists must ride single file only.Only one person may ride on a bicycle, unless it is
designated otherwise.Bicycles can be registered at
Police Headquarters to help
prevent theft. Please keep them locked when not in use.Your observance of these laws and guidelines will enable you to have a safe and pleasurable stay with us. All bicycle laws shall be strictly enforced. If at all possible, use the bike route on Bay Boulevard.
Bicycles on the Boardwalk
During the Bathing Season June 18, 2022 - September 5, 2022 Bicycles are only allowed on the boardwalk between 5am and 8am and 5pm and 8pm.