Barnegat Lighthouse

You don't often think of quiet when you think of New Jersey, and this may be the quietest spot in the whole state.

Apparently, Ocean County, NJ is the place to be when it comes to great attractions. 6 of them made the top 30 in the state.

The Barnegat Lighthouse will be closed to visitors for seven months as the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection begins the restoration of the historic lighthouse.

Having lived in New Jersey my entire life, I am biased when it comes to describing our "Garden State" I of course think we have many beautiful locations here in Jersey, contrary to what late-night comedians like to say.

I caught word of a "secret beach" that not too many people are aware of...until now.

I caught word of a "secret beach" that not too many people are aware of...until now.

According to a recent article, The Best Budget-Friendly Fall Escape in New Jersey is right here in Ocean County!

Take in a view of the Jersey Shore from a totally different perspective with a night climb of the Barnegat Lighthouse!

When was the last times you visited "Old Barney?" The Barnegat Lighthouse has been a visitor destination for a long time. The Lighthouse began with construction in 1835 and guided ships for years through the Barnegat Inlet.

Starting May 26th, you'll have the chance to climb Long Beach Island's iconic Barnegat Lighthouse at night! Here's the schedule: