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Probably the best park in the area for general strolling around and nature walks.
You can get some good views and pictures strolling along the raised board walk area.
Small playground for the kiddies and a nice, small garden area which attracts lots of butterflies.
You can get some good views and pictures strolling along the raised board walk area.
Small playground for the kiddies and a nice, small garden area which attracts lots of butterflies.
Ground is flat, easy for biking, shore is 1 mile away from the parking. Environmental center can view birds. It also has a small natural museum. Free events on weekends.
Scout Troop 36 community service project. The gem of the Ocean county parks. All types of trails, raised boardwalks, nature center, secluded beaches make this park unique. Been one of my favorites for a long time. Thanks troop 36 for taking care of her
It’s very nice here. Easy trails that bring you out to the water. Fun place for kids to ride bikes and explore. Decent playground for
Kids to play on. Picnic tables and clean restrooms.
Kids to play on. Picnic tables and clean restrooms.
There is a lot to explore here! There are beautiful views and good trails to explore, and some educational signs that help you understand some of the wildlife and the history. I tried to use their restroom, but I went on a federal holiday (New Year’s Day) so it was closed. It was also a little cold, and off-season, so, I don’t really blame the bathrooms for being closed. I really liked it a lot here, I definitely want to come back and explore more.
Awesome park for a long walk, dog friendly.
Very beautiful! Nice to see color markers on trees to follow different trails. Important note: a lot of mosquitoes + deer flies in July, a repellent is a must have in the summer season
This park is beautiful!! Well maintained, bathrooms are clean, and the playground is great for any age. Is a true hidden gem!!
Such a great park through and through. There are two sides so be sure to check out both. One offers a boat ramp w/ quiet beach, and some bike/running trails. The other offers mostly trails and fantastic views.
My first visit to this place … such a nice and peaceful atmosphere. Multiple short trails, ospreys, a long walk on the main trail that ends up in a clean beach was cherry on top. Ideal for walking running or bicycling, kite flying on the beach if you like it. Even if the day is sunny being a marshy place, with wind can make it cold so be prepared for that. Some of the areas might have ticks so you may want to bring the repellents, we didn’t take any. Overall a very clean and beautiful place to explore.
This park has lots of trails, playground, picnic area and a nature center. It’s easily accessible with a stroller. We love the nature center where they have different shows like scales and tales. They also have a butterfly garden outside of the nature center.
It’s a great place to come and observe osprey nests.
Well maintained and lots of fun for kids, families, hiking and biking.
It’s a great place to come and observe osprey nests.
Well maintained and lots of fun for kids, families, hiking and biking.
Cattus Island Park is 530 acres nestled between Silver Bay and Barnegat Bay and has 7 miles of trails. I walked the main trail which is a dirt and gravel path down to an isolated beach overlooking Silver Bay. The view walking this path was so beautiful as was walking on the boardwalk path. It was a bit of a challenge getting to the beach because the flies were relentless. There was a sign at the entrance to the park stating the fly season specifically referring to the Horse Fly and the Deer Fly is June through August so if you plan on coming during this time frame, just be prepared. I hope to come here again in the Fall so I can go on the Hidden Beach Trail. Fun Fact: There are Osprey Nest Platforms throughout the park that were built by the local Boy Scouts.
I’m in love with this little park! I grew up in Howell and had no clue this was even here! You can tell this is a preserved land because of how much natural scape is in tact. There are also many osprey perches with active ospreys in them! I took as much time as I could, following the blue trail around to the hidden beach trail, then back around. It wound up being 4 miles! I highly recommend a day in this park. Wish we could swim though.