Bayshore Waterfront Park Is Open Every Day of the Bayshore Waterfront Park the Park System Welcomes the Public to fish Year from 8Am to Dusk, Free of Charge
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Monmouth County Park System Park Hours Welcome to Fishing Bayshore Waterfront Park is open every day of the Bayshore Waterfront Park The Park System welcomes the public to fish year from 8am to dusk, free of charge. At 227 acres, this scenic park is home to a 300-foot year-round off the park’s wheelchair accessible Bayshore 300-foot pier or from the sandy shores. No Bayshore Waterfront Park fishing pier, beautiful views of the New York City Port Monmouth, NJ (732) 787-3033 fishing license is required for anglers to cast in UNION skyline, and the historic Seabrook-Wilson House. BEACH 1 the Raritan Bay for striped bass, fluke, flounder, y KEANSBURG Waterfront It provides visitors with a quiet place for a picnic, a C w en Fr h Ca t on ac er KEYPORT e A St. t rr Av.v B . Sho weakfish and bluefish. Please consult signs for . t S B re PORT MONMOUTH Av lvd Sea v. n . Breeze al A Y i boating, fishing or birding, as well as a taste of y Centr HENR a a Av P . w MONMOUTH COVE MARINA M o d o M nm a U Port outh Rd. o o 19th L n v fishing restrictions/advisories. Br le i au Po o H A Av. B rt M n re U st.St. ra on 1 G n m A DSON A B outh Rd. l 36 y history. The park is located on the beaches of Port mb r v . r e e o . Be o e y c A Av nt St n . a n Fr o Ocea v . e d G e A v v ro r . A r v A A . v . s Park . l . P e lo v. t. F P v Thom on d le oo ps R S A p Church t y B Monmouth and sits adjacent to the Monmouth . l St r S A Ma e n C oa BAYSHORE o am dwa 516 Middle p y m Port Monmouth, NJ b r el WATERFRONT . a l A t Rd. v S H ain . ow Rd M PARK n B U . L ai n t M n S Cove Marina. o St A i . lark HAZLET on C s t v l S T r i RA . e . h IL d W c 117 A n Cen E S t R e m r i t v l a Broadway Av. u . S L a h M . l Leonar i P C e dville R n d 516 rm R 516 d. 516 T e e R 35 ry ree Fa d. er p R d T any h . y th C ny y d e e B H o R o H l e l h U.S. NAVAL m t . P o o a g r u r L k l r d C a o llow R Park History hur md a WEAPONS R c ph H D h H m A S i L n v t. e Rd l aur . l o cr l STATION e M . s l t l . e Dr l d R H e EARLE a z l Swar t t. d i Bayshore Waterfront Park was acquired by . d E l S l n Highway s G A r w Ti A v e R . Kin gs e gs n Van D Ne Hgwy. Ki B h EN B Rd E R d R Monmouth County in 1988. In 1998 the r . a n d oll t. a H d . N S k S . d Churc le V Y L R R a DEEP A i n d d n n W e . la Rd. CUT l S M H o c TATUM Seabrook-Wilson House was acquired from H G C h GARDENS i I ra . d w o l PARK d H l H d i fo i R ck rd l H e d o s S R . T Bam t l A T m MIDDLETOWNo m HOLMDEL R E H w d. d ol Middletown Township as a park addition. l Rd de PARK R C . ill lo n e t o w p ll l r H a i e n R & h d. e e D R H r d C r r . Oak ope t 114 w . Co s Hi d s HOLMDEL Ev ll R g i . d g . er h .R n i d et L t t R It is one of the oldest surviving houses in e i . o R n d L Red c R R LONGSTREET r r o E e . f L V FARM Rd. t iv R a d R t ll . R d s d A an e k R t R k y c E n an r . si the Bayshore region with ties to the area’s P eas be n e Pl Sch o w A av R Nu Rd R o R t Sw N R t K d S a . mp d. HOLMDEL . le W PARK d A W R d N i Y d. settlement, as well as maritime history. The M oldest section of this large frame house dates From Garden State Parkway: Take Exit 117 (North and back to the early 1700s, with multiple additions Southbound), bear left and follow Hwy 36 South for 5 miles. Take jughandle to turn left onto Main Street, Port Mon- built by the Seabrook and Wilson families Boating mouth. Follow Main Street to Wilson Avenue, turn left and between the 1700s and 1800s. The waterfront Boats such as kayaks, canoes, and windsurfers continue to end. Turn left onto Port Monmouth Road; follow setting of this valued community landmark (as well as other car-top vessels) are permitted to park entrance. gives way to views of the New York City skyline at Bayshore Waterfront Park. Because the park and Sandy Hook Bay. does not have a boat ramp, boaters should be From State Hwy 36: Traveling northbound, turn right onto Main Street, Port Monmouth; traveling southbound, take aware that they must carry their vessel(s) from jughandle to turn left onto Main Street, Port Monmouth. the parking lot to the water. For motor powered Follow Main Street to Wilson Avenue, turn left and continue boats, please visit neighboring Monmouth Cove to end. Turn left onto Port Monmouth Road; follow to park Marina. entrance. From State Hwy 35: Traveling northbound, turn right onto Other Activities Laurel Avenue; traveling southbound, take jughandle to turn Bayshore Waterfront Park is a conveniently left onto Laurel Avenue. Follow to Middle Road, turn right. located spot to enjoy the sun and surf during the Middle Road becomes Main Street. Follow and cross Hwy summer, and views of the New York City skyline 36. Follow Main Street to Wilson Avenue, turn left and continue to end. Turn left onto Port Monmouth Road; year round. A view of the ocean sets the perfect follow to park entrance. ambience for picnicking next to the Seabrook- Wilson house, followed by a stroll on the beach. U LRQIR $FFU LVV HG LWD P W P LR R Q & Also nature programs and activities are conducted &$35$ R I $&&5(',7(' V Monmouth County 3 LH D F at the Bay House Program Building. For more Q UN H D J QG Q$ Board of Chosen Freeholders 5HFUHDWLR information, please call (732) 872-2670. Board of Recreation Commissioners A8226-7/09 www.monmouthcountyparks.com Wildlife Recent wildlife sightings include the Baltimore Bayshore Waterfront Park oriole, egrets, ring-necked pheasant, red fox 719 Port Monmouth Road, Port Monmouth, NJ /(*(1' and the endangered short-nose sturgeon (a (732) 787-3033 %XLOGLQJ2IILFH type of fi sh). But one of the most interesting www.monmouthcountyparks.com 3DUNLQJ ,QIRUPDWLRQ sightings is that of harbor seals which may ,QOHW %D\&UHHN 5HVWURRPV 3LFQLF7DEOHV be found lounging on the beach or on the :HWODQGV 3RUWDEOH7RLOHW :KHHOFKDLU$FFHVVLEOH ice during the months of November through 3URSHUW\/LQH 7HOHSKRQH -HWW\ %HDFK March each year. $FFHVV 0DLQWHQDQFH5RDG 9LHZLQJ$UHD %HDFK 3DYHG5RDG )LVKLQJ 'XQH*UDVV)RUHVW %HDFK$FFHVV /RVKHQ3O 0RQPRXWK )LVKLQJ &RYH0DULQD 3LHU 2OG3RUW0RQPRXWK5G 0DULQD %HDFK$FFHVV 2IILFH 6HDEURRN:LOVRQ RQP +RXVH RUW0 RXWK 3 5G 0DLQ (QWUDQFH %HDFK$FFHVV %D\+RXVH 3HZV&UHHN 3URJUDP 3RUW0RQPRXWK5G %XLOGLQJ Protect Your Parks The Park System preserves and manages natural and cultural resources on more than 14,000 acres of land in Monmouth :LOVRQ$YH County. Protecting water quality, 0RQPRXWK$YH eliminating invasive plant species, and %UDLQDUG$YH 0DLQ6W 3DUN$YH promoting healthy wildlife habitats are Dunes Marina just a few objectives. More than just a clean place for fun in the sun, Monmouth Cove Marina neighbors Bayshore the park is something increasingly rare at the Waterfront Park. As a multi-service facility for Please help protect the park by leaving Jersey Shore: a protected ecological habitat. The boaters, the marina is home to 154 wet slips fl owers, plants, animals, and other features Park System attempts to stabilize the shoreline (3 available for personal watercraft), which are as you found them; adhering to posted park by planting erosion-fi ghting beach grass. These supplied with electricity and water, concrete rules; using designated containers for trash, planted areas act as a natural barrier against fl oating docks, transient dockage and a fuel recyclables and pet waste; and keeping severe storms and serve as habitat for threatened dock. The marina also offers year-around boat your pets leashed. Alcoholic beverages bird and plant species.