For years Jersey Shore was one of the most popular shows on television. The show followed a group of Italians who liked to have a good time. To this day, the original cast and their families still vacation together but with less drama. For super fans of the show, head to Seaside Heights, New Jersey, to visit the original filming locations.
Beachcomber is one of the bars the gang frequented during their time in Seaside Heights, whether they were there during the day to grab a bite to eat or at night for a fun night out dancing. If you are over 21, head to Beachcomber for a night out. Make sure to bring cash as the bar is cash only.
Jenkinson’s North Inlet Bar is where the locals go for a good time. The Jersey Shore cast loved going to Jenks. Hit the dance floor at JENKS Club, or enjoy drinks on the beach at Jenks Pavilion Beach or North Inlet Bar. No matter what type of outing you’re feeling, Jenks has something for you.
The Shore Store is the reason this show even began. Part of the deal for the cast members to spend the summer in the house was to work shifts here. If they failed to show up for their shifts or didn’t do anything while at work, they were threatened with getting kicked out of the house and off the show. Guests can visit the Shore Store for awesome Seaside Heights merchandise and maybe even meet the owner, Danny.
This iconic house is located at 1209 Ocean Terrace and is a popular stop for fans to visit. Hop out of your car to take a picture in front of the Italian flag-painted garage or head to the Shore Store for more information about taking a tour. If you really want to live like the cast, you can book the house for a one-night stay with your friends.
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