About this Location

Facility Overview

Eastpointe Parking is situated at 2377 NJ-36 atop the scenic coastal ridge of Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey. Serving the prestigious Eastpointe residential tower and its visitors, this facility provides both expansive outdoor surface parking and structured garage bays. The location sits on one of the highest elevations along the Atlantic eastern seaboard, offering sweeping views of Sandy Hook Bay and the distant New York City skyline. The outdoor surface lot features unobstructed vertical clearance, making it fully accessible for standard passenger sedans, pickup trucks, sport utility vehicles, and high-roof vans. The structured parking sections offer standard clearance (approximately 7 feet 0 inches), ideal for conventional vehicles while keeping cars shielded from coastal weather conditions.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Strategically positioned along Route 36, Eastpointe Parking is centrally located near some of Monmouth County’s most picturesque parks, historic landmarks, and coastal destinations:

Mount Mitchill Scenic Overlook: Located less than 1 mile away (a 3-minute drive), offering the highest natural headland on the Atlantic coast south of Maine and home to the Monmouth County 9/11 Memorial.
Hartshorne Woods Park: Approximately 2 miles east, offering more than 700 acres of rugged hiking, trail running, and mountain biking along the Navesink River.
Downtown Atlantic Highlands: Just 5 minutes downhill to First Avenue, featuring popular local restaurants, bistros, boutique retail, and the Atlantic Highlands Marina.
Sandy Hook (Gateway National Recreation Area): Situated approximately 10 minutes east over the Highlands bridge, renowned for ocean beaches, historic Fort Hancock, and the Sandy Hook Lighthouse.
Twin Lights State Historic Site: Just over 5 minutes away, featuring the historic 1862 twin lighthouses overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and Raritan Bay.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Ingress and egress are straightforward via the dedicated access drive directly off Route 36 (NJ-36), a major regional arterial highway connecting coastal Monmouth County directly to the Garden State Parkway (via Route 35 and Exit 117). Navigating into the lot is smooth thanks to wide, paved access roads and well-lit entry lanes. For commuters heading into Lower Manhattan or Midtown NYC, the Seastreak Ferry terminals at both Atlantic Highlands and Highlands are located just minutes away, offering high-speed catamaran passenger ferry service across New York Harbor. Local NJ Transit bus services along Route 36 also provide convenient regional public transit options.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Spacious Stall Layout: Generously proportioned standard and visitor spaces with clear surface striping and smooth asphalt paving.
Open-Air Headroom: Ample outdoor ground spaces accommodate oversized passenger trucks, roof-box vehicles, and commercial transport vans without height limits.
Nighttime Illumination: High-output perimeter lighting throughout the grounds ensures safety and clear sightlines after dark.
Accessible Stalls: Designated ADA accessible parking spaces located adjacent to primary pedestrian walkways and building entrance ramps.
Safe & Low-Congestion Exits: Controlled driveway connections provide clear line-of-sight when merging onto Route 36.

Ideal For

Residents & Personal Visitors: Convenient, dedicated parking for homeowners, tenants, and invited guests of Eastpointe.
Commuters & Ferry Riders: A strategic staging location for drivers connecting to the nearby Seastreak high-speed ferry to New York City.
Outdoor Enthusiasts & Cyclists: Visitors accessing local trailheads at Hartshorne Woods Park or the Henry Hudson Trail.
Sightseers & Coast Explorers: Travelers exploring Mount Mitchill Scenic Overlook, Sandy Hook, and the Navesink coastal corridor.

Visitor & Driver Tips

When approaching the facility along Route 36 East or West, monitor speed limits as the road winds along the Atlantic Highlands ridge; decelerate well in advance of the marked Eastpointe driveway. Visitors should always observe posted property signage and ensure they park in clearly designated visitor areas rather than reserved resident stalls. If traveling during peak summer beach weekends or fall foliage season, allow extra travel time due to increased beachgoer and ferry traffic along Route 36.