Easily to apply. People very helpful. Food and t shirt after the race. Was a very good timeread more

Video may have killed the radio star but online betting seems to have put the last nail in Freehold…read moreRaceway's coffin. Opened in 1858, Freehold will run it's final slate of Standardbred harness racing on December 28, ceasing all operations thereafter. Honestly, it's not like anyone didn't see this coming as the facilities haven't been updated in decades and as for amenities... what amenities? No matter, it was always fun to witness the racing live and I suspect the lingering scent of cigar smoke and Aqua Velva will hang over Central Jersey forever as funereal last rites Freehold was definitely a hardcore haven but just couldn't compete for the gambling dollar with the handheld gaming proclivities of the smartphone digerati who prefer staring at their screens and being FanFooled by FanDuel. Frankly, I didn't go often enough to say I'll miss it but truthfully. I'll miss it -- as it's just another sunset on an era that spanned almost eight generations. Five stars for the memories and the Aqua Velva.

Today me, my boyfriend Alex, & Pap George went to 'FREEHOLD RACEWAY' in Freehold, New Jersey. It…read morewas my first time there and I have to say it was a lot of fun. It was very different from the horse racing I'm usually seeing on a daily but this one I enjoyed. The food was good, I had French fries, a sausage sandwich & Coca Cola & an Iced Tea, it was delicious . & The service was great & fast paced too. 10/10 Everyone there was so nice, polite and kind, even the cashiers are so polite and super nice too. I played a couple of bets and lost haha. It's okay though, it was worth it going there and have an awesome experience. If you enjoy horse racing like I do, i recommend going to this one, you will be pleased. Come on down to the FREEHOLD RACEWAY & play some bets & win some $$$$!!!

I did this mud run with my girl friends and had a blast finishing it. This was my first mud run and…read moreI thought it was pretty decent but had a few problems as well. The obstacle course was a 5 mile long mud run full of different obstacles like ropes, and tunnels, and mud pits. You run through and work as a team to get through each obstacle. While you run through the race with your gal pals, they had a professional photographer taking photos but you had to try and flag him down to get your photo taken. Some of the obstacles that were supposed to have foam and water weren't working and for the amount that each person paid for the ticket, there shouldn't have been any issues with it. Overall, the experience was good, but not sure if I would do it again.

My girlfriends and I did the 2015 Mudderella mud run. Overall it was ok. We had a good time but…read morethere were some definite drawbacks. What is it? Mudderella is a women only a 5+ mile obstacle run featuring around 15 obstacles (at the time of our run) Pros: There were a lot of obstacles and variety amongst them. You will be climbing walls, crawling through mud, running up mud hills and sliding into mud water. There are professional photographers onsite to take shots of you in action. The photos are free and usually available within a few days. Lastly, there is an after party with music, giveaways and one free beer included with you ticket purchase. Cons: The $100+ ticket price is ridiculous even with a free t-shirt, medal and beer. There are too many people and not enough photographers so if you want a good photo you better try to get the photographers attention. One of the foam obstacles I believe it was called the car wash-did not even foam because they ran out of water. The rinsing stations were overly crowded and they also ran out of water. Luckily we brought gallons of water with us to rinse our bodies off. Would I do it again? Yes, but I would purchase discounted tix, book an earlier wave to make sure they don't run out of water and pay for a spectator pass to have someone take photos.

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.

Place is nice , very clean and has a huge bathroom …read more I love all the tables and high tables near the stage for live entertainment, is it also a cashless venue . They also have a nice merchandise store full of good stuff :) I found the mascot the cutest thing ever haha he's very friendly and funny . The staff needs to work on some serious customer service , they are not welcoming and friendly . It's like a bunch is robots just doing their job and adding to it if there is a game they only sale alcohol while the game is on and not in between breaks or intervals . That simply just doesn't make sense . It is a nice open space with plenty of parking so that's a plus . P.S: Buster the mascot is the very best part of this place :)

Haven't been here in years (when the Phillies single A team were known as the Lakewood BlueClaws.)…read moreYou're still miles from the beach in an industrial park so the "Jersey Shore" designation seems a bit ambitious but the games here remain a ton of fun for very little coin. The stadium is both attractive and modern with very reasonable concessions, making this an ideal family destination. If you love baseball without the hassle and crowds that define the MLB experience, the BlueClaws are a perfect alternative and anything but minor league. Five enthusiastic stars.

Great ambiance, really fun holes. The theming is great and the holes are diverse from one another…read more Highly recommend!

Superfun and original mini-golf! Such a unique pirate-themed setup where you go up to the crows…read morenext and down to the cove for your 18 holes. What a great way to spend time on the boardwalk. It's also a good way to (temporarily) get out of the heat. Such a memorable experience.

I have brought my son to a few parks classes here and we had a great time. Staff is friendly and…read morevery attentive to the kids. The last time I was here they did a holiday themed candy cane hunt and then we got to see Santa. It was a great evening with the kids. I can't wait to attend more classes here.

I am happy I found this gem. This is a great place to play basketball with your friends all day…read morelong. They charge $5 a person but it's well worth it. They have a full court gym, a full kitchen, TVs, a mini library, workspace, and many table games. They also have events and classes set up throughout the weeks. This an overall great public space.

Failure to properly manage dining room reservations - I'm handcapped and was forced to change…read moretables after being seated by rude guests who sat next to me and behaved rudely.

Very nice establishment great for average size parties beautiful view. Waitresses were very…read morefriendly.