MALLARD PARK

South Potter Avenue

This large park features a basketball court; baseball diamonds; volleyball courts; play features for children including climbers and swing sets; picnic tables; park benches; and a water fountain.  Mallard Park is the site of Manasquan’s Annual Fireman’s Fair.

MAC’S POND

North Main Street

Mac’s Pond is a beautiful, well shaded park with a two acre pond.  Complete with park benches; picnic tables; and play features for children, including a climber and swing set, this park offers something for everyone.  Each year the pond is stocked with trout by the State of New Jersey and fishing is permitted.  In the colder months, ice skating is also allowed when the conditions are safe.

EAGLE PARK

corner of Woodland Avenue and Broad Street

This small park was created as part of the requirement for attaining the rank of Eagle Scout with the Boy Scouts of America.  Within close proximity to the schools, it features bike racks and a park bench.

SQUAN PLAZA

Abe Vorhees Drive, just south of Main Street

The Plaza offers parking facilities in a park like setting complete with a fountain; park benches; a rose garden; and monuments to Manasquan’s WWII Veterans, First Aid Members, Fire Department, and wounded soldiers from all wars.

HANCOCK PARK

south end of Squan Plaza

This tranquil park features a lighted gazebo; park benches; picnic tables; and a water fountain.  Visitors can also enjoy the small brook that runs through the middle of the park.  A time capsule, buried in the park by the MHS Key Club in 1987, is due to be opened in 2037.  The gazebo was built with funds contributed by public-spirited citizens and businesses and was gifted to the town in 1987 to mark Manasquan’s 100th Anniversary.

GEORGE P. SKOKOS PARK

corner of Manito and Iroquois Roads

This well shaded park features picnic tables; park benches; play features for children including climbers and swing sets; and a water fountain.

INDIAN HILL PARK

corner of Fisk and Church Streets

This open park features a lighted basketball court; park benches; play features for children including climbers and swing sets; and a water fountain.

CHARLES TASSINI WILDLIFE PARK

Central Avenue

This small wildlife area is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Charles Tassini, a lifelong Manasquan resident.  Dr. Tassini served the country as a Lt. Cmdr. in the U.S. Navy during WWII.  This park is a State of New Jersey Green Acres Site.

EDGAR FELIX BIKE PATH

Main Street

AXEL B. CARLSON JR. PARK

Stockton Lake Blvd. and facing Stockton Lake

This bulk headed park offers plenty of fishing and crabbing opportunities; picnic tables; and park benches.

BRIELLE ROAD FISHING PIER

north of the Brielle Road Drawbridge, on the Glimmer Glass Harbor

This small municipal fishing pier is the perfect place for some nice relaxing fishing.

STOCKTON BEACH PARK

Second and Stockton Avenues

This is Manasquan’s largest park.  It features three baseball fields; a lighted roller hockey rink; a skate park; picnic tables; park benches; and a small non-motorized watercraft boat launch into Watson’s Creek.

ALICE M. HEMPHILL SANCTUARY

Stockton Lake Boulevard

This natural wildlife area is dedicated to Mrs. Alice Hemphill, a passionate environmentalist, and to all others who support open space and environmental causes.

WILLIAM DONOVAN MUNICIPAL MARINA

Glimmer Glass Harbor, on Perrine Boulevard

Located along the , the marina, named for one of Manasquan’s former mayors, features boat slips; park benches; picnic tables; and a water fountain.

FOURTH AVENUE BOAT DOCK

south of the Main Street Bridge, in the 4th Avenue Parking Lot