Location: Ship Bottom
Top Things to do in Ship Bottom
10 Things to Do in Ship Bottom That You Shouldn't Miss
Ship Bottom is a borough in Ocean County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 1,156, reflecting a decline of 228 (-16.5%) from the 1,384 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 32 (+2.4%) from the 1,352 counted in the 1990 Census. The borough is located on Long Beach Island and borders the Atlantic Ocean.
Restaurants in Ship Bottom
1. Ship Bottom Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By SO194 - Sparta, New Jersey
The beach is clean and well maintained. Every day we saw the garbage men and the sand sweeper come by in the early morning hours to get the beach ready for the day.
There are no bathroom facilities where we were on 17th Street but our place we were staying at was only a few blocks away so it wasn't so bad.
The water was clear and the waves all depend on the weather but we lucked out with great beach weather.
If you are looking for a family oriented beach it's a good option for you and you won't be disappointed.
2. Barnegat Lighthouse State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 439 reviews
On the northern tip of Long Beach Island, this park includes a maritime forest, lighthouse, and access to great birding and fishing sites.
Reviewed By Trixie1953 - Huntingdon Valley, PA
First time visiting and we enjoyed the whole area. The lighthouse is well maintained and has a awesome view at the time. There are several landings with information about the lighthouse and also to catch your breath along the way. There is a nice walkway along the shore, very peaceful. Lots of picnic areas around to eat or just to sit and take in the scenery.
3. Museum of NJ Maritime History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By rollinspam - New York City, New York
This place is run by old volunteer nursing home ladies who hate kids. Signs saying kids running loose will be kicked out and old ladies screaming at kids isn't a good time. What kind of crap museum isn't made for kids? The exhibits were small and uninteresting. Waste of space and should be shut down immediately. Not worth the gas going there.
4. Super Fly NJ
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Flyboarding is the newest phenomenon in Barnegat Bay! Brittany likes to say it's like a wakeboard with a firehose coming out of the bottom that propels you into the air. The propulsion of water is coming from the jet-ski. The height of the flyboarder is controlled by the trained jet-ski instructor. Flyboarding is very easy to learn for people of many ages. You will be up in the air in minutes
Reviewed By Ullxneverxknow - Aberdeen, NJ
This team is awesome. They were completely patient with my best friend and I while we flyboarded for the first time. We are 2 girls who are not completely coordinated, yet they had us up and flying within 10 minutes. They were punctual, they gave...MoreThank you for the review! Hope to see you guys next summer!
5. Shore Brake Cyclery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 4 reviews
Shore Brake Cyclery is Long Beach Island's leading full-service bicycle shop. Offering new bicycle sales, full bicycle repairs, rentals, accessories and more. We offer an extensive bike rental fleet for all your vacation needs including: cruisers, hybrids, road bikes, kids bikes, tandems, tag-a-longs, trailers and more. Fully certified master bike mechanics work on all bike repairs. Shore Brake Cyclery offers superior knowledge and selection for all your biking needs. Brands Including: Felt, Fuji, Kestrel, Sun Bicycles, Tuesday Cycles, 3G Bikes, Breezer, SE Bikes and Phat Cycles
Reviewed By Sydney1015 - United States
This is a family owned business run by great people. The owner, Charlie, was friendly and helpful- even gave us great food recommendations for our stay. Bikes were quality and well maintained. Baskets, helmets and bike locks are included in the rental fee - unlike...MoreSydney, we hope your stay on LBI was amazing. Thank you for the review! We hope to see you back again soon.
6. Surf City 5&10
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
A family owned and operated business that started in 1952. Now in it's third generation of family members, the Surf City 5&10 has become a staple for beachgoers and tourists in the heart of SUrf City. Everything needed for the beach, toys to keep little (And big! ) kids occupied, as well as Salt water Taffy and candy. An enormous amount of beach wear and LBI apparel, jewelry, hats and footwear. With over 12,000 different items, Surf City 5&10 has become LBI's "One stop beach shop" and is now celebrating it's 65th Anniversary!
Reviewed By beachbumbabs - North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
this is one store where you can get just about anything from suntan lotion to the latest best-selling books to clothing. Don't miss the end of summer clearance when most EVERYTHING is half-price or less !Thanks for your review! Check out our new Long Beach Island Trading Company apparel and goods.
7. Fantasy Island Amusement Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
We are a small Amusement Park in Beach Haven, NJ. Open full time only about 10 weeks out of the year, we do our best to bring our guests good family fun in a clean and safe environment. We have been here for over 30 years and going strong, thanks to our valued customers. Our arcade is open weekends in the off season. We love to hear your feedback...when we know better, we try and do better!
Reviewed By Lorraine M - Chester
Just visited this past weekend. Just for 2 people to go on 3 rides was $32. Not sure how a large family can do it. I have been coming here with my kids for over 32 years. Still the family place to go. Clean
8. Ron Jon Surf Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By P F B - Edison, New Jersey
Have stopped at a number of the Ron Jon locations in other state, but this is the ORIGINAL. Great selection of surf clothing for kids and adults, surf-related home décor, surf accessories. 3 floors to explore. Great friendly staff. Also, on the walls just as you enter the store, note the history of how this legendary surf shop got its start – it’s worth the visit.
9. Liquid Bliss Yoga
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Based at the Jersey Shore, Liquid Bliss Yoga is a group of passionate beach loving yogis encouraging you to dive deeper within yourself. With daily classes in yoga, Pilates and stand up paddle (SUP)yoga, we are here to celebrate a happy and healthy lifestyle. Leave your flip flops and serious side at the door! Enjoy a carefree and joyful atmosphere with strong, knowledgeable teachers.
Reviewed By J P - Dallas, Texas
We were visiting from out of town, and bought a multi-class package. Single classes are $20, but a five pack brings it to $16.
Very nice people, pretty organized. They do take credit cards.
We did one of the weekend classes out on the beach. Fun! You do it on a towel facing the morning surf., starting at 8am. It has a nice pace and you get in a bit of meditation and stretching. You might to have sunscreen, as it got pretty hot the morning we attended. Still, an excellent experience.
We also did one of the vinyasa classes in the studio. It is a smallish space, but fits at least 12. I would suggest that you do NOT choose the front row--in the morning the sun pours in and the AC was a bit sluggish during our class. It was again a well organized class.
We will definitely go back! They also have a stand up paddling class we would like to try.
10. Bella Donna Salon and Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4 reviews
Bella Donna Salon and Spa is a Full service salon offering Hair, Nails, Massage, Waxing and Facials to the Long Beach Island area.
Reviewed By Lamadayo - Newtown, CT
This is my first mani that I have actually removed the polish on the same day I got it.
My friend and I were on LBI for a long weekend and wanted an impromptu spa visit. Two of us requested mani/paid and the third got a 50 minute massage. I called a day in advance and we were all excited that they could fit us in at the same time slot.
They called about an hour before the appointment to postpone because the masseuse was running late so we shifted all of our appointments by half an hour. They cited beach traffic as the reason. Isn't that typical on Saturday mornings?
When we arrived the salon was pretty empty. They attended to us promptly. It quickly became apparent that the women doing our mani/pedis do not usually do them. They applyed the polish so thick that it never dried properly. Hours later it would still get a dent in it if I brushed up next to something. My friend picked a red polish for her fingers and in the ended it looing like a child had applied it with red paint on her fingers as well as the nail.
Our friend who got the massage was very happy with the service.
If you are looking for a mani pedi avoid this place!!
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