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No matter what I really like this place...thanks for the new install of restroom now just can u figure in some shade from the sun...lol.....this place is beautiful
Well maintained I even was there on. Rainy day but the serenity was there to enjoy fishing but a word of warning boats and jet skiers you can't fit under the bridge. The fishing is good though. Come for the many possible activities and learn the history too.
Lots of geese and geese poop other then that it’s a short walk by the Tom’s River. Scenery isn’t anything wow but well maintained and has some historical references that are nice to check out.
I like this park a lot. One of my friends has lived in this park. It's a great place to suck down a few beers if one can do so without drawing attention to themselves.
Very small and you have to pay a small fee to park. 75 cents per hour. Machine accepts change but it doesn't work so you have to put in a credit card or pay cash and you don't get any change back. Its got a gazebo and a small walking path. But that's about it. Not much too it. But it is cute and scenic. I was just looking for a scenic outdoor area to sit down at and each lunch and enjoy a little nature.
Beautiful park to relax and this time there was a boat show happening too. With easy access to the bay.
The park has areas where you can sail in from the river and temporarily tie up your boat for a walk about.
It's named after a locally famous man from Toms River history. The park provides a relaxing view of parts of the river.
During warm weather months, a Farmers Market is held here on Wednesday until 4:00 pm.
The only downside is that portions of the park, including the central gazebo are fouled with Canada geese droppings. I did not encounter any geese during my visit.
The main access point and parking lot is off of Water Street in Downtown Toms River. The island portion of the park is accessible by a footbridge. A secondary parking lot and access is found on the western, far side of the park. Huddy Psrk one of the many Toms River riverside parks that add to the charm of the town making it highly desirable location.
It's named after a locally famous man from Toms River history. The park provides a relaxing view of parts of the river.
During warm weather months, a Farmers Market is held here on Wednesday until 4:00 pm.
The only downside is that portions of the park, including the central gazebo are fouled with Canada geese droppings. I did not encounter any geese during my visit.
The main access point and parking lot is off of Water Street in Downtown Toms River. The island portion of the park is accessible by a footbridge. A secondary parking lot and access is found on the western, far side of the park. Huddy Psrk one of the many Toms River riverside parks that add to the charm of the town making it highly desirable location.
