Shop & Dine LocallyÂ
Independent shops and restaurants, most of them owner-operated, with no chain in sight.
The Crown Jewel of the Jersey Shore
Bay Head has been a summer destination since the 1880s — a small, unhurried town of Victorian homes, wide beaches, and clean air, just 60 miles from New York City.
Diane Turton, Realtors ~ Bay Head
Bay Head Needlepoint
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Port Coffee Roasters
Burke’s Market
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
Integrative Healing and Wellness
Carrie Dunham
Hammer Surf School
Bay Head Cheese Shop & Bottles Too
Bay Head School
Deborah Colton Gallery
Charlie’s of Bay Head
Bay Head Fire Company No.1
Bay Head Chapel
The Salty Pearl
St. Simon By The Sea (MANTOLOKING)
Childers Sotheby’s International Realty
Beach House Classic Boardshop
Bay Head Day Camp
Bay Head Bikes
Jeff Schneider, Architect
Bentley Inn
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Gail Zimmerman, MD
Saltwater House
The Jolly Tar
Andi’s
Manasquan Bank
Anchor & Palette
A Town Worth Slowing Down For
Bay Head's main street holds a handful of independent shops, a café or two, and places to stay that feel genuinely personal. The homes along the avenues are well-tended; the gardens are, too. It rewards unhurried attention.
On the National Register of Historic Places
Bay Head's Victorian cottages and summer homes have been carefully preserved since the late 1800s. What began as a summer retreat is still, very much, that.
Something on the Calendar
Bay Head's events follow the rhythm of the seasons — outdoor art, morning races, community gatherings, and quiet evenings on the beach.
Witches and Warlocks on Twilight Lake
BHBA: Paddle Boards. Benefit for St. Gregory’s Pantry(MWC) Location: corner of Twilight & Lake Avenue
Beach Sweep/Clean Up
Fall date TBD 9am-12:30pm Meet at Beach House Classic Boardshop 517 Main Ave For more information call (732)…
Children’s Halloween Parade and Costume Contest
ALWAYS a Treat! The parade is fun for all ages. Â Costume contest for the children, but adults love…
Plan Your Visit
Whether you're here for a weekend or a full summer, the guide covers where to stay, where to eat, and what's worth your time — from the beach to the back bay.
Keep Up With Bay Head
Seasonal events, local news, and updates from the businesses that make the town worth visiting — delivered a few times a year.
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