Welcome to Little Egg Harbor, a bayside paradise of clean water, family fun, and healthy living. Resting on the largest bay in New Jersey, adjacent to massive wetland and forest preserves, Little Egg Harbor is a convenient commute from Atlantic City, Philadelphia, Princeton, and New York City.
Looking for a watersports paradise? Seems you found it, friend. Boating is a way of life in Little Egg Harbor, and has been for centuries.
Local MarinasImage captured by RODNAE Productions
Amazing food starts with great ingredients, and Little Egg Harbor provides local access to more than you are imagining.
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Whether its pulling in a thirty-pound striper from the coast, heading out to the Atlantic Ocean for a Mako shark, trolling the fish factory for some flounder, or renting a crab boat to catch some blue claws, if you’re a fisherman, you’re at home in Little Egg Harbor.
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If you find yourself saltwater logged in Little Egg Harbor, maybe it’s time to experience the other half of our community. Take a hike and search out some unique wildlife, pack up the kids and hit one of our campgrounds for the weekend, or grab the kayak and/or fishing poles and try one of our freshwater streams or lakes. There is something for everyone in Little Egg Harbor.
Area CampgroundsImage captured by Troy Taylor
In addition to the incredible bays and rivers, Little Egg Harbor sits at the center of a host of protected wildlife areas, country clubs, and outdoor centers.
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