Wow. A beach in New Jersey has made a new list by Travel + Leisure of the 25 Best Beaches in the United States.

Gosh, how would you even narrow it down? There are so many beautiful spots, perfect for a little rest and relaxation.

What is the perfect beach for you? I would think if you ask ten people, you'd get ten different answers.

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For me, the perfect beach has powder-like sand, pretty shells to collect, blue water, medium size waves, and isn't too big (I don't want to walk a mile to get to the water).

Travel + Leisure did it's best and came up with the 25 Best Beaches in the USA. One of those beaches is in New Jersey. That's quite a compliment.

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It's Asbury Park Beach.

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Here's how the magazine describes it:

"A little bit historic charm, a little bit rock 'n' roll, this Jersey Shore destination has everything you want out of a Northeastern summer spot. Stretching about a mile along New Jersey's Atlantic coast, Asbury Park Beach is a lively, clean, white-sand paradise. Sunbathing, swimming, surfing, fishing, and people-watching are popular activities here. It's backed by a historic boardwalk bustling with restaurants, bars, fast food, and interesting shops in addition to a splash park and miniature golf courses."

Of course, Asbury Park is home to the famous music venue, The Stone Pony, where many stars have taken the stage over the years.

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There are so many great Jersey Shore beaches and towns, but Asbury Park does have a unique charm.

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You should check out the rest of the list. With summer coming, you may want to plan a trip.

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