It’s like any beach, timing is everything. I have found some of my best shells here!! I was shocked to read a review saying no unique shells. Sand dollars, lightning whelks, tulips, shark eyes, and much more. I even saw a shark swimming near shore one day. It’s my favorite beach!

Great beach for shelling, especially after a storm. Parking is a bitch, and $5 an hour, and the method to pay for it is outdated, but generally there are spots. Rolling small waves and nice temps make this a good family spot. Not a spring break party spot. Bring shade and chairs and drinks. Collect cool shells with the kids. Enjoy the sunset. Bugs come out at dawn and dusk. Bring bug spray for these times. I’m no joke eaten up from the walk back. Clean bathrooms too. Enjoyed this place minus the bugs.

The beach, once totally covered in seashells, has half the shells it once had. For shelling, you must have beach shoes. I found so many shells! I finally found a system that works. See the videos. You have to go into the water and catch the spiral type shells! I bought pendants and glued on shells for my 3rd grade students back in Philadelphia.

The only negative I can say was the price to park! The beach itself was beautiful. You can see they put effort in to keep it clean and had great bathroom facilities. Shells everywhere although I think you need to bring some sifters and colanders so you can catch the best shells out in the surf. We got there early, were able to pick a prime spot and enjoyed the sun and shells.

This beach was nice, the waves were slightly rough but the water didn’t go beyond hip level. Right at the start of the water it’s coveredddd with seashells but once you walk past the shells there was quite the drop off but way less seashells. I swear I kept touching fish but the water isn’t clear to confirm what I touched. I didn’t really find any magnificent seashells like some people talk about. Bathrooms are decent for being a beach bathroom.