Hobuck Beach Park

Dry camped in the big field in late June. Busy due to a surfing workshop, but not jam-packed. Beach is on the other side of the dunes, a short walk away. Didn’t use the bathrooms since my rig is self contained. Enjoyed the area - walking on the beach, the Makkah museum, Indian Tacos etc. Dog friendly.

Nice spot and lovely beach. I thought it was kind of expensive. $40 for an RV site in March and $10 for a tribal pass. Given that we just spent $30 for the same thing a bit south of here, it just felt expensive. Bathrooms/showers are quite disappointing too. I love this area but I sure wish they would do some litter patrol on the road in. I am not sure who is at fault, but a bit more respect for the beauty of the area would help.

I found this place by accident, what a gem!! Water,electricity, sewer, showers, pets. It's literally right on the beach and the sunsets are incredible. Lots of beach to walk on, trails, ECT. This is my second time to visit here. The staff has been really friendly,and it is dog friendly. Love this place.

Dry camped in our Airstream Aug 19-20 in the big grass field. No defined sites, campers setup helter-skelter, no fire rings, dogs running free, just complete happy anarchy. Mostly a beach & surfing crowd.
Arrived mid-afternoon on a Friday and took a spacious, level, perimeter 'site' nearest the road. More tent campers arrived after dark, settling in wherever they could fit. Amazingly quiet night regardless. Pretty densely packed in the morning. We were fairly trapped in place but not planning to tow out until Sunday, so no problem. Enough space to wiggle the Jeep out for day excursions.
Short walk to the long sand beach.
There is a 9 space RV camp with hookups beside the cabins, ocean front. It was full and very tightly spaced. The field was fun.

Great spot. Stayed at the RV sites on the beach. Great experience, beach right there. Great for dogs. Definitely coming back to this one