Shark River Park

13 reviews

+1 (732) 922-3868

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1101 Schoolhouse Rd

Wall Township, NJ 07753

+1 (732) 922-3868

https://www.monmouthcountyparks.com

The Park System's first park, opened in 1961. Its waterways, sandy hills, forests and ponds attract anglers and hikers in the summer, and cross-country skiers and ice skaters in the winter. Children can enjoy climbing, swinging and sliding on the playground year round.

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4.013 reviews

Louis R.

4/3/2022

Perfect hiking spot for you and your dog. 2-4 miles of clean, easy, safe trails. Many trash cans to chuck your dog's poop. All the trails are in loops so you won't get lost. Also, great spot...

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Dawn G.

6/1/2022

Went for a hike yesterday on the hottest day of the year so far and it was still very enjoyable, peaceful and beautiful. A deer even came out to say hello. Shark River has 6 miles of trails to...

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Christopher Z.

9/8/2020

Great little piece of peace and quiet! Easy trails for a bike. Few people and enjoyable. Explore it, it's local and under appreciated!

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Mary A.

9/23/2018

While visiting NJ we decided to go hiking and geocaching in this park. Found a few caches and took a nice hike. Along the way saw some chipmunks. So cute. When we were done hiking the kid in me...

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Natasha L.

3/17/2020

We totally love this playground, even though it is old and run down. The trail is kind of weird, and we once ended up in a neighborhood because it isn't very taken care of. My daughter loves to...

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