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Ocean City, NJ Live Beach and Boardwalk Cams

See the beach, the boardwalk and the bay right now, from 3rd Street to 56th Street. Check the waves before you head out, or get a feel for a neighborhood before you visit.

North End and the Gardens

The quieter beaches and the bay at the top of the island.

3rd Street beachFrom Gardens Plaza, 921 Park PlaceOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
3rd Street beach and boardwalkThe north end of the boardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
Bay Avenue docks and bridgeFrom Wet and Wild, 244 Bay AvenueOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com

Downtown boardwalk and Asbury Avenue

The Music Pier, the busiest stretch of boardwalk and the downtown shopping district.

Music Pier panoramaFrom Hollywood Arcade, 802 BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
Boardwalk at 8th StreetAuto-pan cam, 802 BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
9th Street and the Boardwalk936 BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
Asbury Avenue looking southFrom Wallace Hardware, 752 Asbury AvenueOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
12th Street and the BoardwalkFrom Henry's Landmark Jewelers, 1236 BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com

14th Street fishing pier

The pier, the surf and the south end of the boardwalk.

Fishing pier looking east14th Street and the BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
14th Street beach looking north14th Street and the BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
Boardwalk at Bob's Grill180-degree view, 1368 BoardwalkOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com

Mid-island and the South End

Wide, quiet beaches south of the boardwalk.

30th Street beach30th Street and Wesley AvenueOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
Berger Realty, 31st and AsburyOur home office, 3160 Asbury AvenueOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com
56th Street beachAuto-pan cam in the South EndOpen full screen on AtTheShore.com

Like what you see?

Find your spot on the island

Every part of Ocean City has its own feel, from the quiet north end beaches to the boardwalk crowds downtown and the wide South End beaches. Read the Ultimate Ocean City guide, compare all 11 neighborhoods, or ask us anything. We live here.

The cams come from AtTheShore.com, our live camera network, with more Ocean City views there.

Graham and Alicia Ginn, Ocean City, NJ Realtors

Questions

About the Ocean City cams

Is there a live cam of the Ocean City, NJ boardwalk?

Yes. The cams on this page cover the boardwalk at 3rd Street, the Music Pier, 8th, 9th, 12th and 14th Streets, plus the 14th Street fishing pier.

Where can I see the Ocean City beach live?

There are beach cams at 3rd Street, 14th Street, 30th Street and 56th Street, so you can compare the north end, downtown, mid-island and the South End.

Why does a real estate site have beach cams?

Because they are the easiest way to get a feel for a block before you visit. Watch the beach on a July Saturday and again in October and you will see why each part of the island has its own pace.

What if a cam is not loading?

Cams occasionally go offline for maintenance. Each one has a link to its page on AtTheShore.com, or check back a little later.

Want to see it in person?

We will show you any block on the island, any time of year.

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