Best park.on the area with tons of trails for mountain bikes and hikers. The trails are very well…read moremaintained and clean. You can spend an entire day here just exploring the various trails. They also have a bathroom in addition to porta potties. Highly recommend and the entrance is free.

Nice big spot with lots of trails and fun and adventure…read more Parking areas, private areas.

my daughter left her phone was there and this is a emergency. I'm trying to get in touch with…read moresomeone from the park to see if they can you know check and see if my daughter phone is there. She was there with her camp and that's the last pin.

This is a very popular Park among local Galloway residents. The park offers several Jungle gyms ,…read moreswing sets , a large pond, slides and many more activities for kids to enjoy. Also next to the park is beach volleyball, the Galloway library and police station. Your family will have lots of fun while being safe at this clean park.

Beautiful nature spot for walking hiking biking bird watching, dog walking, year roundread more

I have never seen anyone in the water. However, it's a great place to walk your dog or take a…read morewalk. You just have to be careful not to trip on the exposed tree roots.

It's ESTELL haha... Beautiful park. One play area for the…read moreyounger kids and one play area for the older kids. Trails are well kept. The "boardwalk" is pretty awesome too..depends on the time of year, but the mosquitoes and other flying blood suckers can be annoying so wear bug spray. Over 100% recommend for the whole family..

Good park overall. Nice paved road "Purple Heart Trail" loop is about 2 miles long. There is a…read morenon-paved central trail cutting through the loop that has features an observation deck/bridge close to its mid point. At the southwest terminus of this trail is another nice observation deck with some seating overlooking a branch of the Great Egg Harbor River. Nice off road multiple use trails. Challenging but manageable mountain bike loop trail. Boardwalk pedestrian woods trail. Bike rentals. Playgrounds and pavilions with tables and barbecues. Good parking and good restroom facilities. Patrolled by County park rangers and there is a nature center. What else could you want? One of my favorite parks overall in the area. Must check it out if you have the time.

This place is awesome, good hiking paths and good fishing areas. We ended up finding several…read morespecies of frogs, toads, turtles, etc while there. Only downside is that there are tons of ticks and the map could be better but thats no biggie.

Love this place. Two play areas for the kids. One for the younger kids, and one for the older kids…read more The county tries really hard to keep this place nice. Wish they would fix the fence around the younger kids' playground.

What a natural gem so near to Atlantic City. A primr example of the succes of the Duck Stamp…read moreprogram. I actually was able to still purchase the 2025 Stamp to further support such a valuable tool to save wildlife. Plenty of parking, restrooms and a very nice Visitor Center with informative displays & a gift shop. Visitors can pick up maps, info and updates on what you could see in the refuge. The Staff is friendly & helpful. Kelvin is amazing, he does a drive through of the Park prior to his shift so he can give daily updates, there is a board listing his sightings. He is also an expert on the area and willing to take the time to discuss the refuge, and directions to other possible spots to visit. Birders, do not pass on the opportunity to speak to Kelvin if he is available. One of the best we have had the pleasure of speaking to on NWR Journey. Weather was dismal, but the Wildlife Drive was incredible, we did two days in a row & saw plenty of wildlife.

What an oasis for these animals with the Atlantic City skyline in the background…read more This is such a peaceful place. I hope to return every year.

I am posting a comment about all the vandalism. I have been witnessing at patriot Park for the past…read morefew years and it has been very upsetting. I see knocked down signs, loved ones plaques that go missing, vandalized trees, and trash cans pushed over with debris on the ground. I'd like to advise anyone and make aware that whoever is thinking about planting a memorial tree for their loved ones to be very careful. It is in my best hopes that the park gets better cared for in the future and near future. Thanks sincerely

Pretty good spot for fishing, potential to catch bass. Tons of fish like sonnys, while having a…read moretrail to walk around. A very fun spot for a family.

Great neighborhood playground. Plenty of on street parking available. Lots of smiling and laughing…read morekids running around no matter when you go. There's tons of stuff for little ones to do and the equipment is in very good shape. There's also lots of seating for parents, no minor details after a long day running around town! North Street Playground is also a good spot for a picnic. There are a few tables to choose from and they have a bathroom and water fountains on site. Our kids had a great time here. Five stars.

Brighton Park is situated on what is claimed to be the most desirable plot of land in Atlantic…read moreCity. This plot of land is where the founder of Atlantic City, Jeremiah Leeds, built his family settlement. Along with the significance of this plot of land it is surrounded by some great historic spots as well. You have the historic Claridge Hotel capping the park on the city end and the boardwalk capping it on the beach end. Right off the boardwalk you will find the park's amphitheater. This park also has gate? I am assuming that is what that is. This has the name of the part and is kind of a window that could serve for some amazing pictures. The park also has the Atlantic City Walk of Fame. I had no idea that they had something like this so I had to do a bit a research. The Walk of Fame is for artists that have performed in Atlantic City as well as made an impact on the music industry. The event is presented by The National Rhythm & Blues Music Society, which I also did not know was a thing. A nice spot to take a rest or maybe east some food that you grabbed on the boardwalk. But do keep your guard up. There are some unsavory characters about. Maybe not a problem when there are loads of tourist about, but when the tourists dwindle it could be a problem.

Brighton Park looked peaceful from the boardwalk. The fountain caught my eye, and I thought it…read moremight be a nice place to escape the sun for a few minutes. But the moment I stepped in, something smelled off, perhaps old trash left too long in the heat. The fountain water, which looked so nice from afar, was cloudy and unclean up close. There were flattened cardboard boxes and sleeping bags scattered across the ground, like someone had spent the night there. On my way out, I noticed something worse...used needles near the path. Safe to say, I won't be coming back.

Nice small beach on the bay. In the summer has a lifeguard. Real bathrooms with outdoor rinsing…read moreshowers. Playground equipment for kids. Parking is in a public lot or on the street.

The posting of hours for the actual beach is pretty unclear. Also, the beach is really small and…read morevery dirty, the sand is very rough. There were trashed cigarettes and used condoms all over the ground. I'm sure William Morrow is different in the fishing standards, I wouldn't know. Unrelated to the park itself, a man was like an inch away from backing into my car in the parking lot, as me honking (luckily being IN the car) saved us. On the bright side, if you're not too picky about your beaches, there's not a whole lot of people there, parking is free, and there are a few picnic tables.