Fire pit rules in Asbury Park, NJ — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Fire pits in Asbury Park must comply with NJ Uniform Fire Code and NJDEP rules requiring elevated containers. Minimum 25-foot clearance from structures for non-BBQ fire containers. Permanent installations require construction permits. Ground-level fires are prohibited by NJDEP.
Fire pits in Asbury Park fall under NJ Uniform Fire Code (N.J.A.C. 5:70) and NJDEP regulations. The NJDEP mandates elevated containers for all outdoor fires, prohibiting ground-level burning. Non-BBQ fire containers must maintain 25-foot clearance from structures; BBQ grills require 15-foot clearance. Permanent fire pit installations require a construction permit from the city's Building Department. Only clean, dry wood or gas fuel is permitted. Fires must be constantly attended with extinguishing equipment. Asbury Park's urban density makes clearance requirements challenging for many properties. The Fire Official has authority to prohibit fires during adverse weather conditions. Fire pits on beach or boardwalk areas are prohibited.
Unpermitted fire pit: code violation. NJDEP ground-level fire: up to $5,000. Inadequate clearance: fire code citation.
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