I recommend Clay Pit Ponds nature center for the amazing, AMAZING, children's programming. They…read morehold Tot Time Tuesdays with a read aloud and activity. Just a few weeks ago they had a Harvest Festival; with scarecrow making and pumpkin painting. The staff of rangers there is always a lovely bunch. Check out their eventbrite and Instagram to stay updated on events. Highly recommend you bring your kids. P. S. Can't wait until the maple syrup walks start up in the winter!

Yesterday I went for a hike through this park. You need a map unless you're lucky enough to be with…read morepeople who know the trails. I was lucky! When you first drive up there is parking. There is a bathroom and a building where you can get a map and ask questions. The young lady working there was very accommodating. The trails were pretty well kept. You're walking through the woods basically except for a time or two to cross the road. Ya I would've got lost map and all. We passed an area where they had different types of peacocks, it was like a little peacock zoo. Of course there's beautiful areas with a pond. We saw more then one. The trails we took were a total of 3.38 miles, we did that in 11/2 hours and they went back through the trails again. It's really a beautiful walk/hike that I'd love to go through on a slower pace and photograph more. Not scary if you're going alone. I believe dogs are allowed on leash.

I came here to enjoy the weather on this beautiful Tuesday afternoon!! This park has a lot walking…read morepaths to enjoy. This park has a lot of different playgrounds for kids to play in!!

This is a cute little park tucked into a neighborhood area. As a runner, I was looking for a park…read morewith at least a 1-mile loop, and this park delivered! The park has two sides, and it was pretty busy when I went in the evening but still spacious. There were lots of families and tons of kids enjoying the playground and people walking the loop. The loop for walking and running is well-maintained and, I believe, about 1 mile long. The park also has seating areas, a gazebo, restrooms, and ample parking. I noticed people playing cricket, baseball, and football, different fields available and there's even a small creek nearby.

Love my local park, I am hesitant to write a review because it is not crowded and a pretty well…read morekept secret ha. It is near a highway so maybe that is why people avoid it, but they have tennis, basket ball and roller rink courts. There is a nice grove of trees and a nice gazebo and fountain too. I use the tennis courts almost every weekend and they are hardly used and in decent shape. Only complaint is it could use a broom to clean leaves to be left there. There are also lights on the court at night for free and ample parking and clean bathroom facilities. Once you are done with a game you can head to wawa across the street!

One of the many parks in Woodbridge (this one is fairly new). Has Pickle ball, volleyball,…read moresoftball, walkways, and a soccer field. I noticed that the soccer field is usually the most occupied.

Nice park to stretch your legs in. Bring the kids, bring the dog. Either way this park will…read moreentertain and keep you busy while enjoying the great outdoors. There is a picnic area and bathrooms that are well maintained.

I've lived close to this park for almost 6 months and just checked it out now. It's pretty large…read moreand well maintained. A few bathrooms, an outdoor theatre, playground, and picnic areas. They offer grounds for baseball, softball, soccer, and basketball. Seems that there are a lot of rec leagues playing here. Plenty of paved areas for walking/jogging. They have a fitness circuit too. Many different parking lots. It's sort of a sprawling park. The entrance is near the intersection of Florida Grove and 35.

I took my dog here for a walk. We parked on the wrong side. We parked on the marina side and not…read morethe fishing side. Lots of geese poop so beware. Nice park to walk but not your dog. Rough bridges and not a lot of grass. She was hot and tired and I didn't walk her on the other side.

The 2 stars are for the layout, and all the work they've done on the Waterfront Park and the…read moresurrounding area. It is very beautiful at night. Came here because it's one of the few, or as far as I know, the only 24 Hour fishing piers. Had no idea that the bathroom closes around 6pm, so you're pretty much screwed if you stay over night. Also, there is a sign that if you catch the crabs, to throw them back, because if you eat them, it can cause cancer. (Bad omen) I had no idea the water here was that polluted. I fished here for a few hours, caught a small striper, and black sea bass, no keepers, but the heaviest things that I caught were bags and bags of trash. Absolutely disgusting! I can't believe there is so much pollution and garbage in this water. Such a shame people are ruining nature like this. No wonder they tell you not to eat the crabs. I legit thought I was going to be sick at the stench of the trash bags. I was really hoping that this could have been a new fishing spot because I love night fishing, but after this experience, no thank you!

I visited Parker Press park on a Friday evening for a concert. We had a great time and the band…read moreNine Deeez Nite was great. The park isn't big but there's a decent area near the stage and there's also free parking across the street. I believe the NJ transit parking lot can also be used if needed. There are 2 chemical toilets as well. Unfortunately, a few years ago they built a condo near the park so the area looks very urban, there's no longer that park/forrest feeling but it's still a decent park for concerts and people seem to be friendly around this area.