- The list below includes 154 free or cheap things to do in or near Asbury Park, New Jersey, including 113 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Music Venue, Comedy Clubs and Movie Theaters.
- From Asbury Park Beach & Boardwalk to North Beach Asbury Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Asbury Park and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Point Pleasant Beach, Toms River, Atlantic Highlands and Brick.
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SandBar Golf is a miniature golf course suitable for all ages and skill levels. Holes feature an array of angles and obstacles, and a hole in one on the 18th hole wins visitors a free round of golf.
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Still in operation, Pennsylvania Bridge is a stone bridge that allows traffic to cross the Delaware River. The bridge has a sidewalk area where visitors can take in panoramic views of the river and the surrounding cities.
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Charlie's Corner is a neighborhood bar noted by locals for its unassuming atmosphere and service. The bar has a pool table, hosts regular karaoke nights, and also offers a limited menu of pub-style food as well.
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Laurel Hill County Park, New County Road, Secaucus, NJ 07094
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An ecologically conscious river trip outfitting group, the Hackensack Riverkeeper Paddling Center offers guided river tours in canoes and kayaks. The Riverkeeper group also hosts special events and eco cruises, as well as river cleanup events.
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A small ballpark used by the AA Trenton Thunder baseball team, Arm & Hammer Park is a great place for a fun family experience. It is inexpensive, beautiful, and has a great in game experience.
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Visitors can watch youth hockey teams practice at Secaucus Ice Skating Rink. The rink is outdoors and can be skated on during the winter season. The rink is situated next to a recreation center that hosts fitness classes.
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Situated in a heavily wooded area, Bowne Park features a lake that can be used to fish and to view wildlife such as geese, swans and turtles. It has basketball and bocce courts, a playground and picnic areas.
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Corn mazes, petting zoos, and hay rides await the visitors of Queens County Farm Museum. The farm covers 47 acres and was established in 1697, and includes the historic farm building, greenhouses, planting fields, an orchard, and gardens. Special programs are available all around the years, such as Wildlife Wee…
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Open throughout the year, the Trenton Battle Monument was created to commemorate the first Battle of Trenton. The most prominent part of the monument and surrounding park is the triumphal column of granite that is 148 feet high.
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Operating as a museum since 1939, the William Trent House Museum is now owned and operated by the state of New Jersey. The stately home is available to tour and the city hosts special events on the property throughout the year.