Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area
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Reviews
Visitors describe Higbee Beach Wildlife Management Area as a peaceful, dog-friendly beach with beautiful views and ample opportunities for dogs to play. They note some occasional issues with unleashed dogs and biting flies, but overall find the beach to be an enjoyable destination.
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- RichardJan 31, 2024Easy to get to beach
Daisy had a great time playing on the beach and finding lots of shells!
- LisaSep 19, 2023Peaceful in September
It was a beautiful day to walk on the beach and see the natural beauty of the plant life, birds, butterflies and plants. We also could see the ferry terminal. Quite interesting! Good outing with our dog.
- SandraJul 31, 2023Great Beach for a Sunset View
Met lots of friendly dogs and had great views. Very peaceful!
- JillSep 17, 2022Beautiful beach
Winnie had the best time exploring and meeting other dogs! Most dogs were off leash.
- AmberJul 25, 2022Great afternoon at Higbee beach
Lovely small beach near Cape May. Calm water was great for our Boy Scout., although our daughter craved bigger waves. Lots of great restaurants near by. So happy for the recommendation by our waiter from Fins!
- SuzanneApr 17, 2022Fun in the April sun
Great, secluded dog friendly beach. Our pup can't be off leash, but most were.
- ChloeSep 4, 2021Good dog beach but…
dogs are supposed to be leashed and about 90% of the dogs there were unleashed. Some owners just let their dogs wander without paying attention. This was the case the last time we went, too. The upside is that the beach is wide and long enough that you can find your own space. Our dog is friendly, but we don’t trust other people and it is anxiety-inducing when an unfamiliar dog charges at you or walks onto your belongings without warning.
The water is shallow enough for dogs to wade or swim, parking is easy to find, and the walk to the beach is short. The sand is very fine and comfortable.
- JamesAug 25, 2021Guess I'll never know
Sept-april? Why point it out?
- MariaAug 24, 2020Watch out for biting flies
I actually loved the day we spent here. Quieter than Wildwood and super dog friendly. The only downside was the biting flies, despite using bug spray. This is the only reason I did not give it a 5 bone rating. We parked at the lot at the end of the road and it was not much of a walk to the beach but it was super soft sand. My son was determined to use our wagon and although it was a bit of a struggle, better than schlepping everything by hand. I would definitely be willing to give it another try, but not without my mesh bug suit or covering up from head to toe to avoid the bites. Our fidos had fun here.
- SuzanneJul 2, 2019Great beach for dogs in summer
Most of the other beaches in Cape may don't allow dogs in the summer, but Higbee does. ENJOY! Once you get there, drive right on a gravel road to another parking lot. There's a short walk to the beach.
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