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Ship Bottom is often referred to as the “Gateway to Long Beach Island” because of the Causeway linking the Borough to the mainland.
Monmouth County 4-H Youth Development Program is holding a “Lots to Do” holiday help event for parents from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 10 at the Monmouth County Agricultural Building, 4000 Kozloski Rd. where children will be treated to a screening of the movie Charlotte’s Web, an interesting Science of Spiders session, a take-home craft and a healthy snack.
Asbury Park, NJ is home to the New Jersey Pinball Hall of Fame, the classic pinball machines you will experience are the best of the more than 6000 pinball machines manufactured between 1933 and 1979. Other classic pinball games will be rotated in as they are shopped, obtained, loaned or consigned to our pinball museum. We hope you enjoy our slice of Americana, located in Asbury Park. It will be great for the whole family to enjoy a fun filled day of pinball games when you are visiting Asbury Park.
The city of Wildwood is one of the top vacation destinations on the New Jersey Shore, with the stats to back it up. During the off season this town has a population of barely 10,000 people, however during the Summer vacation months Wildwood boasts over 250,000 individuals! One of the most popular aspects that draws tourists to the city is the two mile long boardwalk. The boardwalk stretches 37 city blocks and contains six roller coasters, two water parks and a seemingly infinite number of family activities.
If you are looking for great destination to visit in the Jersey Shore region, you don’t have to look further than Cape May, NJ. The city of Cape May is located in the south of the peninsula and is home to one of the oldest seaside resorts in America, with historical roots dating back to the 1700s. The entire city was designated as a National Historic Landmark on May 11, 1976, and many of the buildings throughout the town are original Victorian structures that have been maintained in pristine condition.
A visit to Freehold, NJ is never complete without a trip to the Metz Bicycle Museum. A step into the Metz Bicycle Museum in Freehold is truly a stroll through history. The Museum houses one of the world’s finest collections of antique bicycles, dating from the 1850′s to the 1950′s. Hundreds of bicycles are artfully displayed. Boneshakers, highwheelers, quadricycles, tricycles, ordinaries, safeties, children’s bikes, trick bikes, and many more unusual and one-of-a kind cycles make up this fascinating collection.
