Holmdel Park
Holmdel Park is one of Monmouth County's most popular locations for active recreation and nature appreciation. Acquired by the Park System in 1962, just shy of one million visitors enjoy this 565 acre site yearly. This park features Historic Longstreet Farm, the David C. Shaw Arboretum, fishing, picnic areas, 4 tennis courts, 2 playgrounds, ice skating, sledding and 10 miles of trails - including a 1/2 mile paved loop linking the Pond View and Forest Edge areas of the park with group picnic faciliites and playgrounds.
WINTER ACTIVITIES
When there is 2 or more inches of snow on the ground, Holmdel Park is the place to go for sledding fun. Ice Skating is allowed when the ice is more than 5 inches thick. Park hours are from 8am-7pm Sunday through Thursday and from 8am-9pm Friday and Saturday. For the most updated info on current conditions, contact the park office at (732) 946-9562. Watch sledding video
PICNIC AREAS
Holmdel Park features reservable group picnic areas and is a great spot to host a family reunion or get together.
People walk a trail at Holmdel ParkHolmdel Park
TRAILS
Walking trails wind through the shady woods and rolling hills. There is a fitness trail too. The rolling terrain will challenge some hikers. Cyclists and equestrians are asked to use the trails in the Ramenessin section but must remain on the roads in the Northern portion in this popular park. Enter from Longstreet Road. (9.49 miles of trails)
WINTER ACTIVITIES
When there is 2 or more inches of snow on the ground, Holmdel Park is the place to go for sledding fun. Ice Skating is allowed when the ice is more than 5 inches thick. Park hours are from 8am-7pm Sunday through Thursday and from 8am-9pm Friday and Saturday. For the most updated info on current conditions, contact the park office at (732) 946-9562. Watch sledding video
PICNIC AREAS
Holmdel Park features reservable group picnic areas and is a great spot to host a family reunion or get together.
People walk a trail at Holmdel ParkHolmdel Park
TRAILS
Walking trails wind through the shady woods and rolling hills. There is a fitness trail too. The rolling terrain will challenge some hikers. Cyclists and equestrians are asked to use the trails in the Ramenessin section but must remain on the roads in the Northern portion in this popular park. Enter from Longstreet Road. (9.49 miles of trails)
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