Point Pleasant Beach Chamber Of Commerce Guidebook

2014

Point Pleasant Beach Guidebook

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2 Point Pleasant Beach Chamber of Commerce Voted NJ's # 1 Day Trip (msn.com) Riverfront Marina 281 Princeton Ave • Brick, 732-899-6100 www.jerseyshorepirates.com call for reservations Swashbuckling fun from May Through October Sailing Times: 9:30, 11:00, 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00 & 6:30 Day Trips Birthday Parties Field Trips Discover Hidden Treasure, Fire Water Cannons, Read a Hidden Treasure Map, & More! ATTRA�TI�NS & A�TIvITIES, continued from page 23 BuGGy rides Boardwalk Buggy 225 Ocean Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach (561) 702-4167 ice sKAtinG & HocKey rinK Ocean Ice Palace 197 Chambersbridge Road, Brick (732) 477-4411 WAter sPorts Route 37 Water Sports (Seaside Heights Area) 3430 Route 37, Toms River (732) 270-0075 n Parks & Beaver Dam Creek County Park 3430 Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant 1-877-OC PARKS This expertly groomed 40-acre park has something for everyone! Take a leisurely stroll along Beaver Dam Creek's boardwalk through tidal wetlands, seemingly miles from civilization. Enjoy a picnic under the pavilion while the kids cavort on one of two playgrounds. Or, engage in your favorite sport on six acres of playing fields. Two superb tennis courts and a basketball court are also available for use. Centennial Park Harding Avenue (behind the Borough Hall), Bay Head Bordering the Scow Ditch waterway, this lovely park offers walking paths and a playground. Community Park Bridge Avenue, Point Pleasant This park has two softball fields and a full length soccer field. There is a playground, concession stand, and bathrooms. The walking path around the perimeter is 1/3 of a mile, and there is also a nature trail in the wooded area. Movie nights and special events during the spring, summer, and fall. Gull Island County Park And Conservation Area 419 Broadway, Point Pleasant Beach 1-877-OC PARKS or (732) 506-9090 All but a small parcel of land of this 48- acre tract is an island conservation area in the Manasquan River, and it's a great place for a picnic lunch or fishing the rich waters of the area. Heritage Park Howe Street, Point Pleasant Located at the base of the Lovelandtown Bridge, this park offers basketball, a picnic area, and playground. Lake Louise Between Broadway, Niblick Street, Randall Avenue, and Baltimore Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach

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