Adventure Awaits All Visitors

Outings in Brick Township reward visitors with many enjoyable experiences in many distinct ways. Crisscrossed by rivers, lakes and creeks to points west and intersected by Barnegat Bay and the Atlantic Ocean to the east, the Brick area is bliss for water lovers. Nearby beaches and boardwalks — along with their thrilling rides, unique attractions and enticing Jersey Shore foods — provide an entire summer’s worth of family fun and getaway destinations. Fishing and crabbing are mainstays for adventurous outdoor enthusiasts from late spring through mid-autumn. The Lakewood BlueClaws minor league baseball team is another big “hit” with seasonal visitors. A variety of nearby parks, equipment-filled playgrounds, benches and walking trails, as well as canoeing and kayaking, also make for wholesome family outings.

Dining
The assortment of neighborhood cuisine is as appetizing as the fare itself. Hungry visitors have many dining choices, from budget-friendly, nationally known fast food restaurants to enchanting eateries adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean, Manasquan River, Metedeconk River, and Barnegat Bay. Naturally it is a beacon for all who love the best and most fresh seafood available.

Lodging
Spending the night? Many hotels, motels, inns or bed and breakfast facilities for guests are suitably located in and around Brick Township. Affordable motor inns and national hospitality chains can be found right here near all the eating establishments and major roadways. Quaint and more elaborate accommodations are located on or near the area’s ocean beaches and boardwalks. With every visit to Brick, vacationers and weekend guests alike can discover a different place to stay, as well as a different place to play.

Like the many other lifestyle amenities, which continue to attract year-round residents, the area’s hotel and hospitality proprietors welcome visitors with the courtesy, respect and appreciation that they deserve.

Sensational Shopping Is a “Shore” Thing
Shopping-bound Brick Township residents discover every major road leads to genuine adventures. Retail outlets of all kinds — from national chains and franchised stores to homespun local shops and farm markets — line the streetscape.

The Jersey Shore’s largest of all shopping facilities, the Ocean County Mall, is just a short drive down Brick Boulevard to the bordering commercial district of Toms River. But Brick residents needn’t drive even that short distance to discover some of America’s most renowned retail establishments.

Travel on Routes 70 and 88, Chambers Bridge and Cedar Bridge Roads reveals nationally known, fast food and sit-down dining places, major department store chains — including electronic specialty retailers — furniture, clothing and convenience stores. In Brick, there’s something for everyone who enjoys sumptuous shopping choices, as well as a great night on the town.