espi

So Tru the sand at IBSP is so loose and there are always pretty good sized ruts at the entrance.

Like I said before I did drive on st 28 psi but when I aired down to 15 psi there was so much more traction.

JeepDrum

Is there a fee or a permit needed to drive on the beach at IBSP or Brigantine? Also, is there a place to air up or do you need to have your own compressor?

myrojk

Yeah there's daily and yearly permits don't know the specifics

sent from the bottom of a water hold and didnt lock the motor

SarahLu

IBSP is $195 for nj residents for the year and I think $225 for non residents. Or they do a three day permit for $50. They have two spots to air up there. I'm not familiar with brig.


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espi

IBSP information can be found here.
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandf...ks/island.html

It is not cheap
3 day
New Jersey Resident $75.00
Non-Resident $90.00

Annual
New Jersey Resident $195.00
Non-Resident $225.00

The permits are actually for fishing and you are required to have certain gear with you. As far as air there is air available when you get off the beach. Depending on the time you will have to wait. I just use an air tank.

myrojk

Got a bit of rain tonight hope everyone avoided the trees

sent from the bottom of a water hold and didnt lock the motor

JeepDrum

Awesome, thanks for the info

scrappy

Not too sure about IBSP, but Brig is no way packed down. I spend a good part of my weekend pulling out SUVs that get stuck. In the last month that's included 2 tundras, a F-150, and a FJ Cruiser.

They recently plowed the access rd so maybe that's what others are saying, but along the dunes and above the tide line it's as soft as anywhere.

stoova

where do you wheel

scrappy

Brigantine passes are $175 for the year, but if you get them prior to like March they are $160. $85 for seniors or permanently disabled person