My lucky place is usually to be anywhere I can go swimming in a body of water: on the beach, in the bay, or even in a river!
But then there will be times when nature has other plans!
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If swimming advice warnings are sent out, I would listen for you.
These warnings come from the State Department of Environmental Protection and basically tell you where there are “high levels of feces” on the bank.
POOOO …. ewwwwwwwwwwww.
And just to alert you, you are free to swim in these areas even if there is a hint, however the bacteria can “cause gastrointestinal diseases” in swimmers.
Is it worth? Hmmmm … I don’t know, it’s up to you.
But let me show you the newest beaches, coves and rivers on the Jersey Shore that are currently under swim recommendations:
Jersey Shore’s beaches and coves are currently under swim recommendations
More information on this topic can be found at NJ.comOriginal article by
If you know of any other warnings or advice the Jersey Shore public should know, email me at Nicole.Murray@townsquaremedia.com so that I can help you spread the word.
Stay healthy and enjoy the sun!
And how about we switch things over to a little bit more … fun for you and the family?
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