A lovely park next to the library…read more Well maintained and a gorgeous view of the water!! Public bathrooms here. (Pay homage to two local people who passed away on 9/11. A beautiful tribute. ) Several murals to enjoy. In the center of town. Really lovely and thoughtful town.

RED BANK: a fun place for your pup to run around with great views is Riverside Gardens Park, off of…read moreWest Front Street! Walk along the sidewalk path or take your dog off-leash and play fetch in the great lawn. Follow the path down to the waterfront for close-up views of the Navesink River! So pretty and peaceful! This is the same location for Movies in the Park where dogs are also allowed! Bring a blanket or chair! Movie begins at dusk and food donations are accepted for a food drive

Great park. We visited on a 90 degree day and didn't feel the heat at all. The playground was…read moremostly shaded which was awesome and we were able to sit and eat lunch at a shaded picnic table. Lots of trash containers around as well as restrooms to use. Overall very clean and a great spot that keeps you cool in the heat! The whole area has a lot of very big trees which makes it nice.

Named after our chief of police (s) that served our town faithfully for many years. Phillips Park…read morehas a play ground, basketball court picnic area and two baseball fields used mainly by the HYAA. If you walk around the fields and perimeter of the park a couple times you can get a mile or two in. When you enter the park to the right there is a beautiful memorial Veteran's Park War Memorial, for those who served in our community. There is a sitting area for prayer and reflection. About our Chief Phillips's: Joseph Phillips Joseph Phillips was Holmdel's first Chief of Police. Chief Phillips served the Department from 1947 until 1971, while also serving as the Township's school bus driver, and mailman. R. Bruce Phillips Bruce Phillips was appointed as a Patrolman with the Holmdel Police Department in 1965, and was one of only three Officers in the Township. He was promoted to Sergeant in 1968, and as Chief of Police in 1971. Under Chief Phillip's guidance, the Department grew to 42 Officers. Also during his tenure he oversaw the creation of numerous programs, including Neighborhood Watch, Domestic Violence Response Team, Police Youth Academy, the Department's participation in the Homdel Drug and Alcohol Alliance, and much more. Chief Phillips retired in February 2004 and passed away in 2018.

Beautiful park in this quaint town. Several really nice restaurants and bars line the waterfront…read moreas well as ice cream parlors. They also have a few antique shops and even a distillery that serves some good liquor. The town is culturally diverse and hold numerous activities during the summer. On this day they had a DJ playing music with a bounce house for kids. It is a very pretty place to visit.

The playground is fenced in, which is great since it's so close to the road. The playground also…read morehas safe flooring which makes a big difference compared to other parks/playgrounds. The favorite part for us was the toddler/baby swing and an adult seat so you can enjoy the excitement together with views of the bay. Everything is in working condition and plenty of things to do.

Poricy Park has two separate entrances. The main one is located on Oak Hill Rd. where you will find…read morevarious trails from easy to challenging. Check the map.This area also has an historic farmhouse, that can be viewed inside. Bird watching is observed too. I had to be silent. The second entrance is located on Middletown-Lincroft Road, where the fossil beds are. I am told that these fossil beds are well known to fossil collectors in the Northeast. There are certain rules when you are digging in this area. Check online if you are " fossiling ". Pretty cool seeing people with high fishing boots in a bog. Another interesting Monmouth County Park.

Fun at any age! Exploring the park today, it was a wonderful adventure in nature. The children and…read moremy husband had a fantastic time!

A fantastic location for the 4th of July fireworks over the water!!…read moreIt was recommended by my hotel, Molly P. Lots of benches and space to see the fantastic view!! Clean and open! Very beautiful to see the boats passing by ! I loved my time here!!

Red bank is a great town. It has just about everything great shopping excellent restaurants and a…read morenice walkway along the Shrewsbury river.

Located across the street from Deep Cut Gardens. This nice hilly park is also run by the Monmouth…read moreCounty Park System. It has 5 major trails, from easy to moderate. I did the easy trail, named Holly Grove. Since I was not familiar with the park I wanted to try Holly Grove first. It is 1 km in length,, a winding Trail through the woods. I found that I could run most of it, but since it was so hot I did not. Next time I'll trek through the moderate ones. The park also has a playground for children and a building for local events, plus clean restrooms. The park closes at dusk.

Great place to get beautiful area. Nice, following trail. Is it to follow? Clearly, Martk. It's a…read moregood hike experience. Just make sure you enter an O into it and not a 4 o'clock. Don't wanna be in there when it's dark.

Just got back from my daughter's softball tournament held in Wolcott Park in Eatontown and figured…read moreI'd let the world know how nice a park this is. Now I'm not from the area, but if this is what all the parks are like down in South Jersey then they're just plain lucky. Finding the place was easy (thank you to the navigation in the new vehicle) and parking was great-nice big lots, large spaces, and easy ingress and egress. The place has three ballfields (one is actually for baseball but doesn't have a raised mound) that accommodated our tourney quite well and they also have a great covered pavilion, grills, four tennis courts, basketball courts, places for bocce and shuffleboard, and an absolutely awesome kids playground (that looked brand new). The grass was a little long, but it's early in the season and it just rained so maybe hey didn't have a chance to mow. Anyway, other than our team not playing very well today, we had a great time using the park. Fields were in great shape, kids were there playing in the other areas of the park that we weren't monopolizing, and everyone seemed friendly. Big thanks to Eatontown for having the sense to have a nice park for the residents and outsiders like us!

Also knows as deal test site…read more I go to this park every weekend and walk my dog. We absolutely love it. The clean fresh air and the acres of preserved land is really great to have in the local community. There are lots of soccer and little league games going on here. There are kids learning to ride their bikes. Lots of dog owners walking and enjoying. I see people flying kites and playing catch. It's a wonderful place. If you pay attention on the trail you will see stations that are set up for different exercises. There is one particular one or you can do pull-ups I like to stop there and do 50 pull-ups on my walk it's great exercise and an awesome alternative to the gym. If you like you walk or jog outside this is it

Nice walking paths in a park in the middle of town. Lots of deer, that are so used to seeing…read morepeople, they don't immediately scatter. Even walked right up to 3 with my dog.