1400 Ocean Avenue. Historic beachfront resort with studio and one-bedroom suite configurations and direct beach access.
Brigantine · Visitor Guide
Brigantine Visiting & Lodging
Brigantine offers a quieter island stay immediately beside Atlantic City: broad beaches, surf fishing, 4x4 access, boating, golf, museums, wildlife interests and a strong vacation-rental market.
This guide separates true Brigantine lodging and attractions from nearby Atlantic City hotels so visitors know what is actually on the island.
Stay in Brigantine
1400 W Brigantine Avenue. Boutique-style island lodging with suite accommodations and a seasonal rooftop pool.
Niche waterfront lodging associated with the marina/paddle-club property at 4401 Atlantic Brigantine Boulevard.
Beaches & permits
Required for people age 12+ from June 20 through September 7, 2026. Regular-season prices: daily $10, weekly $15, seasonal $25.
The city identifies oceanfront lots at Roosevelt Boulevard and 16th, 26th, 34th and 38th Streets. Seasonal and daily parking permits are separate from beach tags.
Designated drive-on beach access requires a city permit, matching license/registration/insurance and required safety equipment.
The city lists ADA-compliant beach mats at several access points including 10th Street North, Roosevelt Boulevard, 16th Street South, 26th and 34th Streets.
Current fees, dates and permit instructions.
Beach tag informationFishing, surfing, boating, kayaking and watercraft rules.
Beach & boating guideThings to do
Municipal golf course at 1075 N Shore Drive.
Brigantine-based rescue and rehabilitation nonprofit for marine mammals and sea turtles.
Seasonal local-history museum with photographs and artifacts documenting island life.
Local landmark at Brigantine Boulevard and Lighthouse Circle.
City-listed observation area at 1307 E Beach Avenue.
Large family playground near 26th Street and Brigantine Avenue.
City-operated seasonal mini-golf attraction at the Community Center area.
Seasonal community market with produce, food, crafts and local vendors.
Oceanfront landmark and walking/view area on the island's north side.
South-end beach, fishing and 4x4 recreation zones subject to city rules.
Public waterfront access around 16th Street and Bayshore Avenue.
The Chamber's seasonal Beach House Shuttle connects parking lots, business districts and visitor stops on selected summer evenings.
Fishing, surfing & boating
City-designated fishing areas include north-end beach sections, inlet/jetty areas and the Brigantine Bridge.
Surfing is permitted at designated beaches; locations can shift with conditions and lifeguard operations.
Allowed at designated beach and bay locations including the City Dock area.
The no-fee municipal boat ramp is at 5th Street South and Bayshore Avenue; temporary closures can occur.
Atlantic City is minutes away
The Brigantine Bridge feeds directly into Atlantic City's Marina District. Visitors can stay on a quieter island while remaining close to casino resorts, large entertainment venues, the Boardwalk, convention activity and a much larger restaurant market.
Official visitor resources
Official city visitor links for attractions, recreation and beaches.
City visitor guideCity map of parks, beach access, golf, museum, marina and recreation locations.
Attractions map2026 visitor guide, business directory and community events.
2026 visitor guidePromote a Brigantine visitor business
Lodging, attractions, recreation providers and visitor services can request enhanced paid placement with photos, expanded descriptions and direct website links.
Advertising & Enhanced ListingsVisitor information changes seasonally. Confirm beach tags, parking, 4x4 rules, attraction hours, lodging availability and recreation conditions before traveling.
