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12 PLACES TO GO, AREA TOWNS Continued from page 11 POINT PLEASANT BEACH Point Pleasant Beach Chamber Of Commerce, 517A Arnold Avenue Point Pleasant Beach, (732) 899-2424 or 1-888-772-3862 Email: info@pointpleasantbeachnj.com www.pointchamber.com Please refer to our ad on page 13. The Jersey Shore's premier family vacation resort town! From our mile-long white sand beaches and landmark boardwalk to incredible shopping, dining, and special events, Point Pleasant Beach has it all! Visit our historic downtown shopping district, with numerous retail stores, antique shops, restaurants, and eateries. There is fabu- lous dining and entertainment all over town with dozens of choices, from fine to fun to waterfront and oceanfront dining. Our landmark boardwalk features arcades, rides, Jenkinson's Aquarium, miniature golf, dining, entertainment, and more! Free beach events all summer long including Jenkinson's Music Festival on Wednesdays and Fireworks every Thursday night. For the best in deep-sea fishing, our party and charter boat fleet offers a variety of choices for every angler, from novice to experienced. Just some of our upcoming events include: 5-30: Townwide Garage Sales; 6-20: Deborah Flea Market/Craft Show (railroad parking lot); 7-7, 8-4, 9-1, 10-4: Classic Car Cruises (downtown); 8-13 - 8-15: Townwide Sidewalk Sales; 9-19: Annual Festival Of The Sea (downtown); 10-17: Rhythm & Chowder Festival (Inlet Drive). Contact us for a complimentary Point Pleasant Beach Guidebook or visit us online! RED BANK Red Bank RiverCenter 46 English Plaza, Suite 6 (upstairs) Red Bank, (732) 741-9211 or (888) Hip-Town www.redbank.org Eastern Monmouth Area Chamber Of Commerce 47 Reckless Place, Suite 1, Red Bank (732) 741-0055 www.emacc.org Red Bank is a combination of historic charm and progressiveness. Situated along the banks of the Navesink river, embraced by established neigh- borhoods and tree lined streets, the downtown shopping district is anchored by two waterside parks and features shopping variety and eve- ning excitement. New Jersey Monthly Magazine tagged Red Bank the "hippest town in New Jersey" and more recently said, "this town is loaded with antique shops, restaurants, clothing stores, art galleries, and atmosphere." Right now Red Bank has recently improved on an already delightful shopping district by adding wider brick sidewalks, benches, historic lampposts, and new landscaping. Combined with Red Bank's "outra- geous customer service," this will guarantee an exciting shopping day or a wonderful weekend escape! Easy access from GSP Exit 109. Train just fifty minutes from NYC. Sail or motor right into the Broad Street shopping area! SEASIDE HEIGHTS / PARK AMUSEMENT AREA Seaside Heights Borough Hall (732) 793-9100 Three-mile-long beachfront which has white sandy beaches and a mile-long boardwalk over- flowing with games, rides, waterpark, restau- rants, and shops. When visiting, be sure to take a ride on the antique Dentzel/Looff Carousel! SPRING LAKE Spring Lake Chamber Of Commerce 304 Washington Avenue, Suite 104 Spring Lake, (732) 449-0577 www.springlake.org and www.visitspringlake.com The picturesque seaside town of Spring Lake offers its residents and vacationers an unhurried atmosphere of gracious living which has made it a unique resort at the Jersey Shore for more than 100 years. Two miles of uncluttered beach and the longest non-commercial boardwalk in New Jersey add to the one-of-a-kind atmosphere. Turn- of-the-century architecture borders the wide, tree- lined streets which surround a large lake. "Spring Lake" is named for the fountains of crystal clear Point Pleasant Beach David Turton Photography