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Press of AC: Longport Breaks Ground. Beach Terrace Park
LONGPORT — The borough’s Beach Terrace Park Board of Trustees broke ground this week on a long-awaited project to redevelop a 1,600-foot beachfront lot along Beach Terrace. Longport Breaks Ground on Beach Terrace Park ProjectBy
Longport Breaks Ground on Beach Terrace Park
LONGPORT – It’s been nearly 10 years in the making and Friday marked the beginning of a months-long project to turn a vacant piece of land into a beautiful beachfront park to be enjoyed for
Beach Terrace Park Groundbreaking
There will be a brief groundbreaking ceremony at Longport’s Beach Terrace Park (1500 Block of Beach Terrace) on Friday, September 26 at 10am. Longport Mayor Patrick Armstrong is scheduled to attend and offer brief remarks. Fundraising. Making
Beach Terrace Park Update
There is a strip of land on Beach Terrace between 15 th and 16 th Avenues that has been desolate for a long time. Residents of Longport Seaview and Costa Videre formed a committee and
Spring 2026 Update: Beach Terrace Park
After a winter break, construction resumes this month at Beach Terrace Park (Between 15 th and 16 th Ave on Beach Terrace). Over the spring we will add the gardens, flowers, lawn, and benches. Beach Terrace Park will be ready by Memorial
Longport’s Beach Terrace Park Starting to Bloom
Exciting news – Longport’s Beach Terrace Park is starting to bloom! Construction began in September and the transformation is already underway. Pavers for the walkway have been installed along with the fence and irrigation system. Flowers, grass and seating areas will be
Press of AC: Longport Breaks Ground. Beach Terrace Park
LONGPORT — The borough’s Beach Terrace Park Board of Trustees broke ground this week on a long-awaited project to redevelop a 1,600-foot beachfront lot along Beach Terrace. Longport Breaks Ground on Beach Terrace Park ProjectBy Laura Lionel for the Press of Atlantic
- colorful flowers
- tranquil zen gardens
- meandering path
- low scalloped fence
- 3 access points
- seating areas