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Spring Lake Heights, NJ is a quaint beach town located on the Jersey Shore. Visitors to Spring Lake Heights enjoy the beautiful beaches and warm waters, as well as lots of other attractions. There are many shops and restaurants in the area offering all types of products and cuisine. The community has also established some amazing parks which offer plenty of outdoor activities like biking, hiking, jogging, and more. People come from miles around to take advantage of all that Spring Lake Heights has to offer. Reviews for this area are consistently positive with people remarking on its friendly atmosphere and beautiful surroundings. Visitors love the great food options available in addition to all the other things this charming town has to offer. All in all, Spring Lake Heights is an excellent place to visit for a day trip or weekend getaway!
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know Spring Lake Heights with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Spring Lake Heights
Small town life at the shore - 3/9/2008
My family lived here for some time and found the town suffocating. We are well educated, and added value to the neighborhood with a beautiful remodel to our home. My children were well behaved and social in school but bullied for being different. The administration looked the other way.
The property values are declining and so is the town. This is not the American Dream. This is a declining place for people who lack tolerance and fear differences.
The elementary school can't fill their spaces with property owners and is importing students from other towns. The secret is, you can't be disabled to qualify.
This is a place to walk on by, pass up and be glad you never
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Nice area, wonderful beaches, just way too expensi - 7/1/2006
The Spring Lake/Spring Lake Heights area as with much of the Jersey shore is changing. A lot of the older beach bungelows/cotteges are being torn down or having additions added on to them in the same way that most of NJ favors huge homes for new construction. What are a young, newly married couple looking to buy their first home to
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