Things To Do in Navesink, New Jersey

Inscription. Most shore bathers soon realize the back-and-forth motion of the waves breaking on the shore not only stirs the sand but also persistently carries them down the beach. This unseen force is called a “longshore or ... More on HMDB

This park offers one hundred ninety seven acres on which one may explore and enjoy ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Richard Carlow Jr. was responsible for building several structures used in range lights to help guide vessels into New York Harbor. These structures were described as "three hexagonal towers, three keepers' dwellings with light turret ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The Sandy Hook Gateway National Recreation Area offers miles of beaches and dune trails. Spectacular woodlands, excellent beaches, surf fishing, ... More on AboutNewJersey

Inscription. Upper Marker: This light was completed in 1764 and is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse in the United States. New York merchants petitioned their assembly to raise money for... More on HMDB

Beach fee, beach on ocean. More on StateNJBeaches

One of the most historic towns along the New Jersey coastline offers Miller Street and Snug Harbor Avenue beaches along the bay, and South Bay Avenue Beach on the Shrewsbury River. The beach is ove... More on AboutNewJersey

River beaches. More on StateNJBeaches

Sandy Hook Bay is a triangular arm of Raritan Bay, along the coast of northern New Jersey in the United States. It is formed along the south side of Lower New York Bay by Sandy Hook, a spit of land that protects the bay from the open ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This course's hilly fairways are narrow, and its small greens are small and vary in speed. There is water that ... More on Golf.com

I found the course to be in great shape. Unofficially 9 of the holes have been redone in the last 3 years.Great drainage. ... More on GolfReview

Navesink Beach is not an incredibly visited slice of shore, but it is an extraordinarily delightful beach. There aren't any rooms nearby but if you're ok to voyage a small distance then no problem but you'd better book before heading ... More on GoingOutside