Huddy Park

It's a fantastic way to wind down the summer of 2023 and it's happening once again in Downtown Toms River.

It was back in November of 2020 that the main gazebo at Huddy Park in Downtown Toms River collapsed...leaving the three-piece gazebo reduced to rubble.

Toms River has a deep history along a lot of different avenues and one of a pretty cool interest is the township's ties to the Revolutionary War.

The centerpiece of Toms River's Huddy Park, the large bandstand style gazebo, has collapsed. Here are some photos.

Toms River residents and visitors can now take a trip through history inside the township’s first municipal park.

Toms River Township officials are turning to the dogs to solve Huddy Park's worst problem which really stinks.

It's long been an eye sore ridden with drug busts and arrests and now the Red Carpet Inn in downtown Toms River officially belongs in the hands of the township following a completed purchase.

Haven/Beat the Streets, a non-profit who serves the homeless and needy in Ocean County is turning to the skies above in thanks for those who've supported them and hosting an event August 24-26 at Huddy Park in Toms River.

Police in Toms River are investigating the death of a man found unresponsive by the southeast gazebo in Huddy Park around 3:30 am Saturday morning.

Yesterday, Toms River celebrated 250 years with a ceremony in the newly renovated Huddy Park. The weather at first did not look promising and storms passed through early. However, the weather cleared and it turned into a beautiful day. The ceremony at Huddy Park began at 11 am...

Happy 250th Birthday Toms River! In the second installment of our two-part series examining Toms River's impact on the Revolutionary War, we look closer as to how Huddy Park got its name.

On Saturday, May 6th from 11am to 8pm, Washington Street in downtown Toms River will be closed to celebrate the Semiquincentennial of Toms River, which is free and open to the public.