Surprised to add this place to Yelp and FTR!…read more A decent sized park in a busy city/town of Metuchen. They have an adjacent parking that's small compared to its counterparts and most of the visitors end up parking on the roads. I take my son here for the weekly soccer class conducted by Sport Squirts. There are also other sports like kids baseball that happen regularly. The park has a good proximity to Main Street Metuchen and in a calm neighborhood. The grass level I feel could be maintained better as it's not uniform most of the times.

Great spot for the skater kids to have fun and blow off some steam. So much better than staying…read morehome playing video games.

Gets very crowded very quickly and is smaller than it looks in the photos, but for the cement is…read morenice and smooth. I dig the mini ramp section. The bowl is also a great size for beginners. The surrounding pump track is cool, but expect to be watching over your shoulder if bikes are present as it just comes with the territory of the layout.

Lovely park with ample parking We only visit this park for…read morecraft fairs or town events. Nice people and plenty of police to keep order. The Memorial Day craft fair had about 25 vendors. We picked up a beautiful custom made wreath for the door.

Adorable little park, great spot to decompress. They have a great boat show every year, farmers…read moremarket, and it's a chill spot to, well, chill.

Another Sandy Hook gem to discover. Serene, contemplative, calming. A great spot to recharge your…read moremental batteries.

There are over 70 miles of paths/trails along the D&R canal, passing through many historic towns…read moreand landmarks in NJ with some pretty houses along the way, from near Frenchtown down to Trenton, then up to New Brunswick, in a V shape. The D&R runs parallel to the Delaware & Lehigh (D&L) trail on the Pennsylvania side, so you're also getting a view of the Delaware River for that part of the track. The trail is mostly flat and is suitable for walking or biking. We love riding this trail and exploring sections of it at a time and the surrounding towns. Some sections are more scenic than others. A favorite easy ride (or hike) of ours is to start in Lambertville NJ, ride up to Stockton, cross over Center Bridge to the PA side, grab a burger at Dilly's, then ride down to New Hope, PA, walk around town, and return to Lambertville via the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge. It's only about 8 miles roundtrip and makes for a leisurely day, and is very doable even for kids.

The towpath along the Delaware and Raritan canal is a fantastic spot to stoll, run, or bicycle. The…read morepath is about four feet wide, and mostly flat packed dirt. Some spots are muddy or rutted at times. There's also some spillways made from stone blocks. Lots of people come here with small children since the towpath is smooth enough to push a stroller and even enough for little ones to walk on safely. The scenery is peaceful with lots of deciduous trees and occasional views of the majestic Raritan River. Turtles are plentiful in the canal, swimming and basking on logs. You're also likely to see snakes, chipmunks, voles, squirrels, toads, and frogs. As for birds, keep an eye out for herons, geese, and ducks in the water, and woodpeckers in the trees. The canal banks have abundant wildflowers and flowering bushes. One place to park is just off Easton Ave at the Historic Van Wickle House. Another parking lot is a couple miles further up Easton Ave by the entrance to Rte 287. Due to the current Coronavirus Pandemic, I wear a mask when walking here, and most others do too. The path is too narrow in some spots to allow for 6' between people when passing.

Tons of parking, many dining options, access to great boats like the Navesink Queen, clean public…read morerestrooms.

Was going to anchor for one night not to far from here but wind conditions are too bad…read more Called this marina with out too much notice and spoke to the harbor manager, was a very nice man and answered all my questions patiently. Showed up with my boat and I am pleasantly surprised. Nice big marina with plenty of water for big boats. No worries for me even though I draw 4.5 feet. Staff in the office were very nice and offered a shuttle to near by shooing stores, also offered to watch my boat while I am away with the kids. Now we are debating if to stay longer.

If you are exploring Fort Wadsworth, you might as well come here to have a seat and take in the…read moreocean breeze and view. Just know there may be campers here, doesn't mean you aren't allowed to walk in for a bit.

Great escape from the bustle of Manhattan. The park has a lot of activities including kayaking,…read morehere in New York City. It's home to the only wildlife refuge in the Nation Park Service. Great education programs and even camping.

Tom listened well, then suggested products and ultimately delivered what I needed at reasonable…read morecosts.

Courteous and Professional, Informative too! Knowledgeable…read morestaff that was helpful in picking out the perfect equipment for the type of dives my daughter was interested in accomplishing. Extensive inventory of high quality equipment.