Cool Off at The Spray Park in Ocean County

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Cool Off at The Spray Park in Ocean County

Spray Park in Ocean County, NJ

The Spray Park is Open!

At the John C. Bartlett, Jr. County Park at Berkeley Island

399 Brennan Concourse, Berkeley Township

Cool Off at the Spray Park in John C. Bartlett Jr. County Park

The Spray Park at John C. Bartlett Jr. County Park in Berkeley Township, Ocean County, is a family‑friendly splash area designed for kids of all ages, with ground sprays and a playground nearby www.splashpadatlas.com.

Location & Hours

  • Address: 399 Brennan Concourse, Berkeley Township, NJ 08721 
  • Seasonal hours: Opens Memorial Day Weekend and runs daily until Labor Day Weekend.
    • Spray park hours: 10 AM – 6 PM daily, weather permitting oceancountynow.com.
    • Park hours: Closes at 10 PM from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend; otherwise closes at 8 PM 
  • Parking: Free county park parking; low‑friction access www.splashpadatlas.com.

Facilities & Amenities

  • Spray park: Ground sprays for toddlers through elementary‑age kids 
  • Playground: New, safer playground added after Hurricane Sandy reconstruction 
  • Picnic areas: Small picnic areas with grills, plus a covered pavilion (up to 120 people, reservable for a nominal fee).
  • Restrooms: ADA‑accessible restrooms on site.
  • Walking paths: Scenic paths along Barnegat Bay.
  • Waterfront access: Crabbing/fishing pier (100 ft) popular with visitors.
  • Other features: Bocce, cornhole, and horseshoe courts; bait stations.

Reconstruction & Sustainability
After Hurricane Sandy, the park was redesigned with living shorelines to improve storm resilience, habitat, and water quality.

Best for

  • Families wanting free splash play with picnic and playground options.
  • Mixed‑age siblings who can alternate between water play and park play.
  • Longer summer outings combining water fun with fishing, crabbing, and scenic views.

Tip: Bring swimwear, towels, sun protection, and water shoes on hot days. If you plan to use the pavilion, reserve it at least three weeks in advance

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