Author: NJ Beach Rentals

Our guests always ask us,”Which pizza place should we visit first?” Well, we always ask at the end of their stay,”So which pizza place did you like the most?”  This past season our guests agreed that Rosie’s Pizza was the best pizza place they visited during their stay!  If you haven’t tried it, their info is below. 

Rosie’s pizza

620 Bay Ave, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742         (732) 746-3060

Cross st: Bay ave and Trenton ave

I have to admit that when I hit the boardwalk, the variety of food is tempting. I usually cave in completely and eat my way from one end of boards of deliciousness to the other. Has anyone else done the complete ‘Food Walk of Gluttony’ clutching their Creamsicle ice cream cone while ordering a slice of Pizza?

We have a few local animals that visit our Beach House, among them a raccoon, a fat cat and a possum. Check out the video of him caught on our Beachcam here!

This photo was captured by Theresa Mazie in the Jersey Shore Lovers Facebook group. The Jersey Shore has some of the most amazing beaches, surf and boardwalks on the East Coast!

For those who may be DIYers at heart, fascinated with construction or interested in the renovation of old houses, then our new Facebook gallery is for you! 

We have compiled tons of photos during the 2019-2020 renovation project of our Victorian beach house, located in Point Pleasant Beach on the Jersey Shore. Each week, we will be posting before and after comparisons of the different rooms and areas of the property.

This property certainly has come a long way from the home that was damaged by Super Storm Sandy and left a vacant ghost house to the renovated gem it is today.

Make sure to join us on our visual journey over at our Facebook page!

This September 24th, the Women’s Club of Point Pleasant Beach has volunteered to assist Operation Chill Out. This state program is headed by volunteers seeking assistance from local businesses and clubs, neighbors and others for monetary donations or to purchase needed articles, which are distributed to homeless veterans. 

Operation Chill Out’s Winter Project is to fill as many backpacks for the veterans as possible with winter survival items. You can purchase completed backpacks for a $25 donation, or purchase single items for a $10 donation which are collectively added to a backpack, through their website Operation Chill Out. 

You can also donate items directly to help fill backpacks. They are in desperate need of  jackets, hooded sweatshirts, thermal underwear, socks, hats, gloves, scarfs, sleeping bags, survival gear, or tents. If you would like to donate any of these items, contact the Women’s Club chairperson Nancy at 201-400-4564.

Get more information here!