It’s the last days of summer, and it feels like everyone is descending on the Jersey Shore to get in their last bits of fun in the sun. That means top boardwalks like Ocean City can be pretty crowded – and you might just need to get away from it all for a little while! The good news is, Ocean City is less than seven miles away from a remote state park in NJ that feels like another world from the packed Jersey Shore. Corson’s Inlet State Park is a peaceful retreat, located on an isolated peninsula sticking into the ocean, and it’s mostly unspoiled by tourists and development. You might see some other beachgoers, but by and large you’ll be spending this time in nature – along with some fascinating animals and even an endangered species! So when you want to beat the crowds, head to Corson’s Inlet State Park and discover just how peaceful the shore can be.

Have you visited Corson’s Inlet State Park near Ocean City? Tell us what you enjoyed at this remote state park in NJ in the comments section. You can find out more about the park on the official NJ government website. Make sure to bring your sunscreen, and for another relaxing retreat on the Jersey Shore, check out this Little Silver historic building.

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