Huddy Park

Up until now we've only been able to watch the progress on the Huddy Park renovations as they move closer to the official celebrations for Toms River's 250th birthday next month.

On Saturday, May 6th from 11am to 8pm, Washington Street in downtown Toms River will be closed to celebrate the Semiquincentennial of Toms River, which is free and open to the public.

Have you seen the latest work going on at Huddy Park? This are really starting to come together here in Downtown Toms River. Huddy Park, Toms River Township’s oldest park (est.1905), continues with a renovation project and you can see how it’s coming along as you pass through downtown Toms River. The...

If you've driven Water Street in Toms River lately, especially at night, you may have done a double take. No, your eyes are not deceiving you, those are indeed 8 foot tall Revolutionary soldiers standing guard at the corner of Huddy Park.

Huddy Park, Toms River Township's oldest park (est.1905), continues with a renovation project and you can see how it's coming along as you pass through downtown Toms River. The project will include a rebuilt Blockhouse, new landscaping, benches and sidewalks. The...

Rededication and new historical attractions planned for the first municipal parkland ever set aside in what is now Toms River Township sets the stage for the community's Semiquincentennial Celebration in 2017.

We told you last year about the makeover scheduled for Toms River's oldest park - Huddy Park.

As we start to see the signs of spring across Ocean County (both pleasant and unpleasant), it's hard to miss the large, flowering trees that have burst to life along Water Street in Toms River.

When I started researching this article, I originally thought that it was going to end up being something goofy. But it turned into something much more interesting.

  Welcome To October, As We Say Goodbye To Summer and Get Ready For Hall .... Enjoy Shutterblog ..... I love photography as a hobby and I enjoy sharing my photos, many  from right here at the Jersey Shore. I hope you enjoy taking some time to relax as I share my visions with you ~ Shawn Michaels Shawn Michaels, Townsquare Media   The above photos were taken in September at Island Beach State Park