Jersey Shore Storm Watch: Barnegat Lighthouse Live Cameras Are Rolling

The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has launched a new set of four live webcams at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, giving viewers a real‑time look at one of the Jersey Shore’s most iconic coastal landmarks.

Barnegat Lighthouse State Park Live Webcams Now Streaming

BARNEGAT, N.J. — The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has launched a new set of four live webcams at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park, giving viewers a real‑time look at one of the Jersey Shore’s most iconic coastal landmarks.

The cameras, positioned at the top of the lighthouse, offer sweeping views of Barnegat Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, the inlet, and the surrounding shoreline. For many visitors, the livestream provides a way to experience the breathtaking vantage point without climbing the lighthouse’s 217 steps.

🔴 Watch the Barnegat Lighthouse Live Stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/4WR6aXDEmcI?si=0upvAYkxLAIeppY1 YouTube Channel: @NewJerseyDEP

A View for Everyone

Barnegat Lighthouse, standing 163 feet tall, has long been a favorite destination for locals, tourists, and photographers. The new webcam system ensures that anyone — anywhere — can enjoy the view, including those with mobility limitations or those simply wanting to tune in from home.

The livestream also offers a unique opportunity to watch storms roll across the Jersey Shore in real time, making it a must‑see for weather watchers and coastal enthusiasts.

Four Angles, One Iconic Landmark

The NJDEP webcams currently provide:

A panoramic ocean view
A look across Barnegat Bay
A shoreline and jetty perspective
A lighthouse‑top vantage point showing the surrounding coast

The stream began broadcasting on September 24, 2026, and has already attracted viewers eager to watch changing weather, waves, wildlife, and the daily rhythm of the Jersey Shore.