Bay Village has been a traveler's destination for 50 years on Long Beach Island. The Maschal family has created or re-created a 19th century waterfront village into a mecca of shopping, browsing eating and relishing in all things that are quintessential summertime activities.

At Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, you’ll get your fill of outdoor adventures in Long Beach Island. The site marks one of the most important sites for ships to change course in the history of the region. The park is located on the New Jersey Coastal Heritage Trail and daily tours are offered where you can see the lighthouse itself while also enjoying the trails and a stunning view of the waters.

Long Beach Island Historical Museum is the place to go if you’re interested in the history of Long Beach as a settlement. This local history museum is situated in a former Episcopal church that dates back to 1882.
The museum stands right at the heart of the Beach Haven Historic District and offers dozens of artifacts, photographs, documents, and stories as well as a number of events, programs, and speakers that promote the island’s rich and deep history.

At Surflight Theatre, you can catch a live performance right by the seashore in Long Beach Island. This beachfront live performance venue is a local cultural staple of the community with a mission to offer professional productions to vacationers and residents.

The theater offers up a variety of live shows every season and is currently on the National Register of Historic Places as part of New Jersey’s Beach Haven Historic District. They offer productions for 7 months out of the year and even have a children’s theater for those in need of family-friendly entertainment.