- Our list of the best things to do in Brick, New Jersey, features the top 176 nearby activities — including 64 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Brick, NJ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Sights & Landmarks, and Amusement.
- The results below include the top 10 things to do within the city of Brick, NJ , followed by 166 popular activities in nearby cities, including Point Pleasant Beach, Asbury Park, Toms River, Belmar, Jackson, Seaside Heights, Red Bank, Freehold, Manasquan, Long Branch, Lakewood, Barnegat Light, Spring Lake, Atlantic Highlands, Englishtown, Farmingdale, Barrow, Waretown and Frenchtown
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The TD Bank Amphitheater is an outdoor summer concert venue featuring unreserved lawn seating and refreshment vendors for its season of concerts and movies.
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Without a Cue Productions is a murder mystery dinner theater company that performs a variety of interactive and entertaining shows while audiences dine. Shows are heavy on humor and on audience participation.
42.9 Miles
Finger Lakes Winery Tours is a transportation company that provides wine tours near the Seneca and Keuka lakes. There are three main routes: the Seneca Trail with 30 wineries, the 25 mile Cayuga Trail, and the 10 winery Keuka Trail.
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Jellybean Jungle
Crispin Square Shopping Center, 230 N Maple Avenue, Marlton, NJ 08053
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Offering entertainment to young children, Jellybean Jungle has a variety of play areas including a ball pit, jungle gym, slides, and carousel. It also offers a private room for birthday parties.
42.9 Miles
Founded in 1915, the Westfield Outdoor Tennis Club is a location dedicated solely to the sport of tennis. Members of the club have access to 15 courts in total and matches can be played year round on the hard courts.
43.0 Miles
The only forest in Brooklyn is in Prospect Park. In this 585 acres environment there are also a lake, a zoo, the Audubon Center, and others. Each year, it is visited by approximately 10 million people. Festivals are held in here each year, like the Celebrate Brooklyn Performing Arts Festival.
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Visitors can view a variety of items related to the history of the Bensalem community at the Historical Society of Bensalem. The society has collected variety of photographs, records, documents and artifacts.
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Laurel Acres Park is a large open green space with a lake and walking trails. It features picnic areas, fishing, playgrounds, and restroom facilities, as well as ample space for sports. There is also security on site.
43.1 Miles
Covering 52 acres and attracting around 900,000 visitors each year, the Brooklyn Botanical Garden was established in 1911 and now displays over 10,000 species of plants. It is formed by gardens such as the Shakespeare Garden, the Children's Garden, and the Plant Family Collection.
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Park Slope is a northwest Brooklyn neighborhood that contains the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. The location's residents include Laurence Fishburne, David Cross, and Maggie Gyllenhaal.