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There's nothing better than a beach day in the Garden State. With so many to choose from and each one having something different to offer, you're sure to have a good time no matter on which beach you choose to spend your day.

Still, wouldn't it be nice to not have to purchase so many beach tags? It's actually common for New Jersey families to acquire multiple beach tags for various beaches within an acceptable driving distance. While most beaches in the Garden State do require tags, there are a few beaches that remain free to enjoy.

One beach, in particular, is perfect for families who aren't interested in the commercialized feel that comes with more than a few of New Jersey's beach towns. If you're looking for more of a natural feel, you have to check out Corson's Inlet State Park. It's right at the end of Ocean City, right before Strathmere.

Corson's Inlet is great for fishing and for relaxing on the sand without having so many people around. Truthfully, it's got an epic Outer Banks vibe, but it's right here in the Garden State. The best part? It's free, so no beach tags required!

For rules and regulations to follow when visiting Corson's Inlet, click HERE.

Source: NJ.gov

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