1. Corson's Inlet State Park offers a designated swimming area on the ocean side of the park.
2. Lifeguards are present during summer months for safety.
3. Swimming is permitted from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day under lifeguard supervision only.
4. The inlet itself isn't recommended for swimming due to strong currents and boat traffic.
5. Visitors can also swim at their own risk in non-guarded areas, but it's not advised by officials.
Corson's Inlet provides an excellent opportunity for any type of boating, ranging from canoes to large motor boats, sailboats, sailboards and jet skis. Boating is subject to New Jersey Boating Regulations and Marine Law.
The boat ramp is open 24 hours day, seven days a week year round. There is ramp access for people with disabilities.
Saltwater fishing is subject to New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife and State Park Service regulations. Information regarding saltwater fishing regulations can be found in the Fish and Wildlife Digest, which is available at local tackle dealers. Corson's Inlet provides excellent opportunities to catch blue fish, kingfish, striped bass and weakfish.
Mobile Sport Fishing Vehicle permits to operate 4-wheel drive vehicles on the fishing beaches at Corson's Inlet are available at the Belleplain State Forest office.