Surf spot
Stone Harbor 110
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- Country
- USA, North East, New Jersey
- Coordinates
- 39.0429, -74.7633
Stone Harbor 110 is a surf spot in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, on the North East coast of the USA. It’s a beachbreak along the Atlantic side of the barrier island, offering a sand-bottom setup with shifting peaks that change shape depending on sandbars and swell direction.
What it’s like
- Wave type: Beachbreak
- Bottom: Sand
- Swell exposure: Primarily east and northeast swells
- Consistency: Can be fickle, but picks up Atlantic swell well when conditions align
- Character: Often fun, punchy beachbreak surf with short, playful peaks rather than long walls
Best conditions
- Swell: East / northeast groundswell
- Wind: Light offshore or light variable winds are best; strong onshore winds can make it messy
- Tide: Typically tide-sensitive like most beachbreaks in the area, with the best window depending on sandbar position
Who it suits
- Skill level: Usually better for intermediate surfers, though smaller days can be manageable for beginners
- Board choice: Shortboard for punchy days; funboard or groveler when it’s smaller
Local notes
- Can get crowded in season, especially on clean swell days
- Sandbars and wave quality can change quickly after storms or seasonal shifts
- Coastal weather and currents can make conditions vary a lot from day to day
