Baby Swing low to the ground7 Mile Beach Information Avalon Protected Beaches The following beaches are protected by members of the Avalon Beach Patrol: 9th, 12th, 15th, 18th, 21st, 24th, 26th, 28th, 30th, 32nd, 35th, 38th, 40th, 43rd, 50th, 57th, 61st, 65th, 69th, 73rd, 76th & 78th Streets. Raft Beaches Use of rafts and other inflatable objects are permitted at the following beaches: 9th, 12th, 18th, 24th, 28th, 35th, 40th, 43rd, 50th, 61st, 69th and 78th Streets. Surf Beaches Surfing is permitted at the 30th Street Beach and either side of the 12th Street stand, but not near the bathers. Public Parking Public parking is available in Borough lots at 28th - 30th Streets & the beach, 32nd & Dune Drive behind the Municipal Building, on the corner of 21st Street & 5th Avenue and off Ocean Drive on 20th Street. All parking in Avalon is free of charge. Public Restrooms Public restrooms are available at Borough Hall (32nd & Dune Drive), Public Safety Building (31st & Dune Drive), Community Hall (30th & the beach), Tennis Buildings (8th & 39th Streets), 10th & Dune Drive and 30th Street and the beach (next to the Tot Lot).

Handicapped Access There are handicapped ramps to the boardwalk at 21st, 23rd, 24th, 26th, 27th, 29th, 30th and 32nd Streets. There are ramps from the boardwalk to the beach at 30th Street, to the beach at 8th & Avalon Avenue and to an observation platform and to the beach at 80th Street. Handicapped accessible bay front piers are located at 8th Street Pier at the bay side, 20th & 5th Avenue, 22nd & 6th Avenue, 23rd , 33rd, 37th, 53rd and 57th Streets. Surf Chairs Surf chairs are available at 9th, 30th and 80th Streets. There is no charge for the chairs but reservations are recommended. Call the Avalon Beach Patrol at 967-7587 to reserve. Stone Harbor Protected Beaches The following beaches are protected by members of the Stone Harbor Beach Patrol: 81st, 83rd, 87th, 90th, 93rd, 95th, 96th, 100th, 103rd, 105th, 108th, 110th, 112th, 117th, 120th & 122nd Streets. Raft Beaches Use of rafts and other inflatable objects are permitted at 83rd, 87th, 90th, 93rd, 95th, 96th, 100th, 103rd, 108th, 117th & 120th Street beaches.

Surf Beaches Surfing is permitted at 81st and 110th Street beaches. Public Parking Stone Harbor parking meter fees are 25 cents per 15 minutes. Meters are in effect from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. from May 1 through Oct. 1. Parking Permits are available in the Borough Clerk’s office at the cost of $225 per season. where to buy accent chair in manilaThese permits are good in designated lots only. wheelchair van rentals denver coThere are three-hour meters on designated streets, four-hour meters at two lots on the north side of 96th Street west of Third Avenue and one lot between Second and Third Avenues and Borough Hall.baby shower chair bronx Public Restrooms Public restrooms are available at 95th Street and Second Avenue, 95th Street and the Beach and at 122nd Street.nursing chair for sale cork

Handicapped Access Ramps are available from the street to the beach at 83rd, 88th, 92nd, 95th, 101st , 103rd, 105th, 111th, 114th and 119th Streets. Access from the beach entrance to water’s edge at 95th and 119th Streets. There is access to pavillions at 89th Street and 101st Street to the beach.used rocking chair in chennai Surf Chairs A total of six chairs are available at the Beach Tag Office at 95th Street & the Beach. recliner chair rental bostonThere is no charge for the surf chairs but reservations are strongly suggested. buy buy baby oxo high chairPlease call 368-6805 to reserve a chair.wrought iron chairs for sale brisbane

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Also in stock is a wide selection of skimboards, skateboards, metal detectors, and beach supplies. Brand offerings include Giant, Cannondale, Electra, Jamis,  Kettler Tricycles, Zap Skimboards, Canari and Cannondale clothing, and many more.To partially offset the cost of maintaining and protecting its beaches for your enjoyment, Avalon requires that beach tags be worn by all using the beach, 12 yrs. or older, 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. , starting the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend through September 4, 2017. Pre-season beach tags may be purchased weekends beginning April 1, 2017 at the Beach Tag Booth at Community Hall; starting May 1, 2017, the Beach Tag Booth will be open daily. Other beach tags may be purchased daily May 27 through September 2 at the booth on or beginning the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend from beach tag inspectors on the beach. Beach tag fees are: pre-season (purchase on or before May 31) $23.00; season tag (starting June 1st) $28.00; weekly (Saturday through Saturday) $12.00 and daily $6.00;

daily and weekly tags will be available as of May 27, 2017.  Reciprocity of beach tags is observed between Avalon and Stone Harbor. Seasonal beach tags can also be ordered through the mail with orders taken by the Tax Collectors Office by May 12th. Please send a stamped, self-addressed envelope, along with a check, to: Avalon Tax Office/Beach Tags, 3100 Dune Drive, Avalon, NJ 08202. Make check payable to: Borough of Avalon. Please indicate how many seasonal beach tags you are ordering at the $23.00 preseason price. You will be mailed a receipt from the tax office. During your next visit to Avalon, redeem your receipt for the number of beach tags that you ordered. Actual beach tags are not sent through the mail. Weekly and daily tags cannot be ordered through the mail. New this year:  Seasonal beach tags can also be purchased any time via a mobile phone app.  Avalon has partnered with Viply to offer this service.  Seasonal beach tags are available at the reduced price before June 1.  

A convenience fee of $2.03 per tag is charged by the provider.  /avalon-beach-tags to download the app. The Avalon Bor­ough Coun­cil approved an ordi­nance that results in free beach tags being offered to all vet­er­ans of the United States Mil­i­tary.  This ordi­nance went into effect in advance of the 2014 beach season, and continues to be in effect in the Borough. The new law allows beach com­mu­ni­ties in New Jer­sey to offer reduced price or free beach tags to any indi­vid­ual who has served in any of the Armed Forces of the United States who were dis­charged or released under con­di­tions other than dis­hon­or­able and who either have served at least 90 days in active duty or have been dis­charged or released from active duty by rea­son of a service-incurred injury or disability. Avalon will make the free beach tags avail­able at the Avalon Beach Tag Booth located next to Avalon Com­mu­nity Hall at 30th Street and the beach.  Vet­er­ans will sim­ply need to show appro­pri­ate doc­u­men­ta­tion to receive complimentary beach access for the 2017 beach sea­son in Avalon. 

Appro­pri­ate doc­u­men­ta­tion includes:  DD-214, or any of the following: –Cape May County Vet­er­ans card, issued by the county -Active/retired/reserved military identification card –Viet­nam Vet­er­ans of Amer­ica card –Dis­abled Vet­er­ans of Amer­ica card –Marine Corps League card Avalon continues its practice of offering free beach access to active members of the United States Armed Forces and their immediate family members.  Please note that for the 2017 beach season, veterans and active military mentioned above may simply show these forms of identification to a beach tag checker in lieu of obtaining a beach tag. The Borough of Avalon is deeply appreciative of the efforts of the Avalon Civic Club for developing Avalon’s popular surf chair program for all beach goers who are physically challenged. These surf chairs are beach chairs specifically designed for individuals with special needs and are available year round for no charge on a first come, first serve basis.

The Avalon Civic Club purchased the first surf chair in 1993 so all beach goers could enjoy the Avalon beach and is currently responsible for the Surf Chair Program. The surf chairs are available from 10am-5pm at the Avalon Beach Patrol Storage Units (9th, 30th, and 80th Streets) and at the Lifeguard Station (32nd & Avalon Ave.)  In addition, the chairs are available offseason at Avalon Community Hall at 30th Street & Avalon Ave. (609-967-3066). The following regulations apply when utilizing an Avalon Surf Chair: Surf chairs are to be used only on the sand at the beach. If used on other surfaces, the wheels will break. The weight limit for surf chairs is 250 pounds. Surf chairs must not be taken into water that is deeper than six inches as they will become unstable. The responsible party must pay all repair costs for damages to the surf chair that occur while in the responsible party’s possession. A suitable vehicle must be used to transport the surf chairs as they cannot be folded.

The chairs are not to be tied to the roof of a motor vehicle. Surf chairs are not to be transported off Seven Mile Island (Avalon/Stone Harbor). Surf chairs should be cleaned after each use. Surf chairs must be returned to the storage area from which it came by 5pm daily. An attendant must be present when the surf chair is made available to sign out and again when it is returned to its storage unit. For any questions regarding surf chairs, please call (609) 967-7587. The Civic Club gratefully accepts donations for the Surf Chair Program. Any donations may be sent to: Dogs are not permitted on the Avalon beach, boardwalk, or dunes anytime between March 1st and September 30th. In other areas of the Borough, dogs must be kept on a leash (when not confined) and their droppings must be retrieved immediately by the person in charge of the dogs. The playing of volleyball and Frisbee is permitted on the beach between 38th Street and 76th Street with the exact locations to be designated by and under the control of the Beach Patrol Captain;

and, also at 31st Street behind Community Hall For your pro­tec­tion, bathing and swim­ming are per­mit­ted only at pro­tected beaches where life­guards are on duty 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM JUNE 12th THROUGH AUGUST 2st, 2017. Use of rafts and surf­boards are per­mit­ted only at des­ig­nated beaches. From MAY 27th-JUNE 11th, and AUGUST 22nd-SEPTEMBER 5th, a lim­ited num­ber of life­guards will be assigned to one or more des­ig­nated beaches as avail­able per­son­nel permitsIf you swim before 10:00 AM or after 5:00 PM or when life­guards are not on duty or if you swim at a beach which is not a des­ig­nated beach, you do so at YOUR OWN RISK and the Bor­ough of Avalon assumes no lia­bil­ity or responsibility. RAFT BEACHES (use of rafts and inflated objects) 9, 12, 18, 24, 28, 35, 40, 43, 50, 61, 69, 73, 79 30TH Street and either side of the 12th Street life­guard stand, and 63rd Street,  but not near bathers Kayaks, Stand up Pad­dle­boards (includ­ing inflat­able and non-inflatable) and Body­boards and/or Belly­boards with skegs are pro­hib­ited on any beaches in the Bor­ough dur­ing the hours of 10:00am through 5:00pm