Main boating waters in New Jersey
- Barnegat Bay
- Great Egg Harbor and the Cape May area
- Raritan Bay and the Navesink and Shrewsbury rivers
- The Delaware River
- Lake Hopatcong
Busy boating counties include: Ocean, Monmouth, Atlantic, Cape May, Morris, Sussex.
Boating in New Jersey by the numbers
New Jersey had 153,292 registered recreational boats in 2024, according to the US Coast Guard. The state registers all watercraft except non-motorized boats under 12 feet, canoes and kayaks.
- BoatUS estimated that Superstorm Sandy damaged about 25,000 boats in New Jersey in 2012. Source
If the boat is registered, have its registration or hull ID number ready when you ask for a quote.
Common removal jobs in New Jersey
- Boats damaged by coastal storms and flooding
- Boats left in shore-town driveways and backyards
- Boats left at marinas and storage yards
How jobs in New Jersey work
Jobs in New Jersey are handled by local removal partners from our network, the same way as in South Florida.
- Send photos and the boat’s location with the quote form, or call us.
- We check whether a local removal partner can take the job.
- You get a quote before anything is booked.
- The removal is done by the local partner.