Learn life-saving CPR and AED use, as well as how to relieve choking in adults, children and infants during this class on Thursday, December 8.
Kick off the holiday season by heading to the city and seeing the Rockettes during this annual holiday show. Trip is Friday, December 9.
Head out on a guided walk around the lake and then gather around a bonfire to warm up. Offered on Saturday, December 10.
Enjoy a story and scavenger hunt as we explore the changing seasons on Saturday, December 17. Open to ages 4-7, with adult.
Discover how to glide on the snow like a pro during this class on Saturday, December 31. All equipment provided.
Experiment with different art mediums as you discover the many joys of journaling during this class on Wednesdays, January 4-25.
Join us for this user-friendly practice that improves stress, balance and general health during this class on Fridays, January 6-February 1.
Resident golf passes can be purchased online. Both resident and non-resident golf passes will continue to be available for purchase at all Golf Centers.
Weather permitting; all courses open through the end of the year.
The use of all tobacco products is now prohibited in all the parks, thanks to a recent change in NJ’s Smoke Free Air Act.
Park Rangers are stepping up enforcement of the leash rule in response to feedback from our visitors.
Host your next gathering in the parks! Check out these rooms available for rental in the Park System.
Let us help you find the perfect spot for your special day. Unforgettable locations at a very reasonable price.
Every year, over 1000 individuals enrich the Monmouth County Park System through their dedication in the Volunteers in Parks program. Working as a team with Park System staff, volunteers can be found helping in countless ways. Learn more about our volunteer team.
Reports of tick activity in the parks have increased. Learn about ticks commonly found in Monmouth County including the Blacklegged tick, the Lone star tick, and the American dog tick, and see what precautions you can take to prevent tick bites.
Each year the Park System undertakes a variety of capital improvement projects in the parks to expand recreational opportunities for our visitors, upgrade facilities and infrastructure, restore historic sites and structures, and enhance park landscapes through plantings and vegetation management.