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matt1168 Says: For all you nature lovers out there, turkey Swamp park is the perfect place. Just a couple of miles outside of downtown Freehold is this nature lover's paradise, complete with 2 large lakes, miles and miles of trails, and camping facilities. Kayak and Canoe rentals available...
KiKitC Says: On the north side of Route 522 on the historic Monmouth Battlefield, some 7,000 soldiers of the Continental Army Artillery were stationed here on Perrine Hill. Here, on the roadside sits a blue, informative sign and tells an "historical" tale of Molly Pitcher. It...
Monmouth Battlefield State Park
KiKitC Says: Monmouth Battlefield State Park is the site of one of the largest battles of the American Revolutionary War. The park is located in Manalapan and Freehold Townships.Scottish and Dutch families settled this area in the 1680s, and by 1770 seven well-established farms stood on...
novillero Says: generally, the Freehold Center Partnership organizes the outdoor activities in the boro. Last Thursday from May through September is Kruize Night when antique cars are driven into town. On other Thursdays, there are usually bands playing. And most recently, a gazebo has been...
novillero Says: Anywhere in NJ, you can visit many farms and pick your own fruits and vegetables. Freehold/Monmouth County have several.http://www.state.nj.us/jerseyfresh/searches/pyo.htmIf for some reason, this site is not working, just do a search of "New Jersey" and "u-pick" and I am...
Freehold Gardens Hotel (50 Gibson Place )
192 Opinions
1 Review and 192 Opinions Freehold Gardens is the largest full service hotel in the Freehold area. With 2 restaurants (well...
brianoconnor Says: Try Angelo's on Rt 9 South. Great italian dishes. Love the Eggplant Parm and the Vodka Pizza. Very reasonable, great tuscan ambiance, private parties, BYOB and entertainment on Fri and Sat nights. Also kid friendly (recommend early evening though). I'm originally from North...
marca Says: Got to be the largest menu of any Mexican restaurant that I have ever gone to! Along with your choice of beef, chicken or pork in many entrees, you can choose lamb as well. Kind of unusual I think. My wife chose one of the appetizers and the server offered to make it into a...
Federicis: The ORIGINAL Federicis
suzannehye Says: A mainstay on Freehold's Main Street for 50+ years, I love the feel of Federicis - this is no "fern bar", just an old school Italian restaurant with some of the best pizza in the world. Baked in brick ovens, it has a thin, crisp crust, and just the right amount of FRESH...
The Freehold area's "local" bar, located in the small, historic town known as Tennent, is only about 5 minutes from downtown in a car or cab, and is a great place to grab a beer and a snack, as well as mingle with some people! Kids allowed in the back dining room only!
Written Nov 22, 2004
Address: 149 Freehold Road
Phone: (732) 446-9840
Website: http://www.oldesilvertavern.com/
Getting to Freehold-Bus (Continued)
matt1168 Says: Academy Bus-"5" Series Buses- Provide rush hour service to New York in the north and Lakewood in the South, with some limited service mid-days. This service compliments NJT 139 service, and NJ Transit 139 tickets are cross-honoured on the Academy Lines Express buses as...
matt1168 Says: When in Freehold, the bus (or even walking) is by far the easiest and most hassle-free way to get around. Within downtown, for the most part, everything is walkable. To visit areas like the Freehold Raceway, Monmouth Battlefield, Historic Englishtown, Turkey Swamp Park, and...
For those of you looking for an expensive diamond jewlery product, the Marlboro Diamond Plaza is a brand new (and very fancy) Jewlery exchange just outside of Freehold. They sell every and any kind of diamond jewlery piece you could imagine, and you can pick up some good bargains. Marlboro Diamond Plaza is the country's largest indoor jewlery bazaar, which has over 40 jewlery retailers and 3 restaurants.
From Freehold Center, take Broadway (NJ-79) north about 5 and a half miles to Rt. 520 (Newman Springs Rd.) and turn left. (5th light from Center St. in downtown Freehold). Take Rt. 520 to the 5th light and turn left (US-9). Drive about 1/4 of a mile to the Diamond Plaza on right.
By public transportation, take the 67 or 139 bus from the Freehold Center Bus terminal to the Rt. 520 (Robertsville Rd.) stop, and walk about 1/4 mile south to the Diamond Plaza. Coming back to Freehold, the Diamond Plaza has a busstop on the southbound side.
What to pay: Bartar!
Written Dec 26, 2004
Address: 167 Route 9 South
Phone: 1-732-687-8164
Website: www.marlborodiamondplaza.com
Figure out the bus terminal (cont)
matt1168 Says: Here is a guide to which buses stop where at the Freehold Bus Terminal, so that you know where to stand to not miss your bus. The number represents the bus route number. Also, do not follow the signs at the bus terminal, because many are outdated and incorrect....
matt1168 Says: A trip to Freehold will problably mean you will have to figure out how the bus terminal works, which to many people is very confusing. First of all, the bus terminal is located on Broad St. across the street from the 6-12 convenience store, just past the light at...
Most expensive taxicabs anywhere!
matt1168 Says: Watch out for the cabs that you can call or hail along Main St. or at the bus terminal! Cabs in this city WILL cost you a fortune, so try to walk or take the bus whenever possible, to avoid high fares.Example:The cab fare between downtown Freehold and the Freehold Raceway...
Neighborhoods to stay away from!
matt1168 Says: As in many other towns and cities across our nation, there are many neighborhoods in Freehold to stay away from. I will outline some of these neighborhoods here:1. Throckmorton St. west of Broad St. to Rhea St.: This neighborhood, not too far from downtown, is home to many...
matt1168 Says: Yes, I did include it in my "shopping" section, because it is one of the two major shopping areas in the area, but if you're going to go to a mall, stay away from this pathetic place and try going to the Monmouth, Woodbridge, or Menlo Park Malls. Monmouth Mall.
matt1168 Says: Yes, it's what's known most about Freehold, and yes, it's a famous race track.While I may not be the biggest racing fan myself, even avid racing fans will most likely feel this racetrack crowded, small, cramped, and old. Want good horse racing? Go to the Meadowlands, plain...
novillero Says: Every once in a while, there are tours coming through town that deal with the life of Bruce Springsteen. He is everywhere and yet nowhere. The tours generally go past his homes, E Street, passed St. Rose (his church and school), Vinyard Park, the fire station to see the Born...
novillero Says: There are some bike trails in the area.A rail trail starting off of 537, near the Shell Station - this is the southern section of the Henry Hudson rail trail; and there is a "monmouth Battlefield" ride (see below), and of course other nearby parks. If you go to the Freehold...
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General Washington slept here...
In conjunction with Manalapan Township, the historic Monmouth Battlefield State Park sits in both townships. The park and visitor center is located in Freehold, and the township line splits the...
I was born right here on Randolph street in Freehold here right behind that big red maple in Freehold well i went to school right here got laid and had my first beer, in Freehold well my folks all......
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