Marlu Lake - Tinton Falls

Marlu Lake - Lincroft
( 40.33728, -74.15678 )

  1. Marlu Lake - Lincroft ( 40.33463, -74.15354 )

More of a pond than a lake, only about half a mile long, but accessible in Thompson Park. Never actually been there. Nearby Swimming River Reservoir is completely off-limits, even to the people that live on it!


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Great Bay
( 39.52635, -74.35076 )

  1. Absecon Creek - Absecon ( 39.42635, -74.48653 )
  2. Atlantic City - Huron Ave ( 39.38023, -74.42392 )
  3. Barnegat Bay - Beach Haven ( 39.57015, -74.23933 )
  4. Barnegat Bay - Brant Beach ( 39.61673, -74.20110 )
  5. Barnegat Bay - Great Bay Blvd ( 39.56316, -74.34202 )
  6. Barnegat Bay - Little Egg Harbor ( 39.53556, -74.26441 )
  7. Barnegat Bay - Parkertown ( 39.60978, -74.29231 )
  8. Barnegat Bay - Tuckerton ( 39.57671, -74.33078 )
  9. Barnegat Bay - West Creek ( 39.63100, -74.29618 )
  10. Bass River - New Gretna ( 39.57721, -74.45079 )
  11. Cedar Run - Stafford ( 39.64365, -74.24592 )
  12. Chip's Folly Campground ( 39.63281, -74.49799 )
  13. Great Bay - Graveling Point ( 39.53949, -74.38761 )
  14. Great Bay - Great Bay Blvd ( 39.52160, -74.31849 )
  15. Great Bay - Great Bay Blvd (end) ( 39.50902, -74.32008 )
  16. Great Bay - Motts Creek ( 39.51826, -74.43637 )
  17. Great Bay - Rand's Marina ( 39.53934, -74.32614 )
  18. Lake Absegami - Bass River ( 39.62529, -74.42760 )
  19. Mullica River - Hay Road Beach ( 39.57349, -74.53943 )
  20. Nacote Creek - Port Republic ( 39.51768, -74.49363 )
  21. Reeds Bay - Absecon ( 39.44306, -74.46194 )
  22. Somers Bay - Brigantine ( 39.40916, -74.36937 )
  23. Stafford Forge WMA - Manahawkin ( 39.66881, -74.32090 )

The Great Bay Boulevard Wildlife Management Area in Ocean County is 5,982 acres of fresh, brackish and saltwater estuary and islands acquired with funding from hunters and anglers, Green Acres and the sale of waterfowl stamps. The boulevard is a narrow two-lane road that was the beginning of a causeway to the shore that would have connected Great Bay to Atlantic City.

The road was never opened, but now provides access to a great sweep of salt marsh, with opportunities for fishing, birdwatching or simply enjoying the beautiful scenery. Great Bay is considered one of the least-disturbed marine wetland habitats in the northeastern United States.

-- NJDEP