Oceanfront natural area offering activities such as hiking, fishing, crabbing & boating.
At a glance
#4 of 11 Tourist attractions in Ocean CityLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Corson's Inlet State Park?
- Corson's Inlet State Park is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 908 reviews.
- How does Corson's Inlet State Park rank in Ocean City?
- Corson's Inlet State Park is #4 of 11 Tourist attractions in Ocean City by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Corson's Inlet State Park located?
- County Hwy 619, Ocean City, NJ 08214 — 37.6 km from the center of Ocean City.
- How can I contact Corson's Inlet State Park?
- Phone: (609) 861-2404 · Website: state.nj.us
Beautiful, cloudy fall day for a dog walk on the beach. Low tide, no bugs, lots of seaside goldenrod in bloom. Only 4 other visitors in the park.
Nice and quiet this time of year. Clean beach. Rest room by the beach nice parking
I love the hike to the beach, I went when it was cooler, but it was really pretty!
Great place to fish and relax. Decent parking on both sides of the bridge. Trails system, beaches and boat ramp. Weekends are nuts with all the Greenheads, aka jet skis!
This is a nice beach and it’s tough to tell where the Ocean City beach ends and the State Park begins. But that doesn’t matter. There’s meter parking, a bathroom and changing room house.
There are discretely marked hiking trails in the state park. The Red trail starts here and about 1 mile into the bush ends and intersects at the yellow trail, which leads to the beach in one direction and back into the bush to the back bay in the other direction.
There are ticks, including the Texas Tick, aka the Lone Star tick, which aggressively seeks out humans. So, wear long pants and sleeves. I found 3 ticks after a 1 hour hike in the bush.
There are discretely marked hiking trails in the state park. The Red trail starts here and about 1 mile into the bush ends and intersects at the yellow trail, which leads to the beach in one direction and back into the bush to the back bay in the other direction.
There are ticks, including the Texas Tick, aka the Lone Star tick, which aggressively seeks out humans. So, wear long pants and sleeves. I found 3 ticks after a 1 hour hike in the bush.
Very nice and cool state park. Maps at entrance could be better, though, indicating the trails. Trail maintenance and up keep needs to be better. And trash all over the parking lot.
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