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NJ lakes: Jersey Shore, South Jersey places to visit, swim

Take a break from the ocean with a dip in one of these natural swimming spots around the Jersey Shore.

Your ultimate N.J. camping guide. See details for 27 parks.

Your ultimate N.J. camping guide. See details for 27 parks. NJ.com 2 hrs ago Michael Sol Warren, nj.com © Nick Scalera | For NJ Advance Me/Nick Scalera | For NJ Advance Me A felled tree allows visitors to sit beside the Musconetcong River in Jenny Jump State Forest in Warren County, NJ. It’s mid-May in New Jersey, and the signs of summer are everywhere. Temperatures are comfortably in the 70s and pushing higher, the Garden State is in full bloom and Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner. From Vineland to Newark, from Lambertville to Jersey City, New Jerseyans are ditching the sweatpants of a pandemic winter for the comfort of shorts as they return to the sun-filled outdoors.

Outdoors in NJ: Parks and walking trails to visit this summer

As we enter into another safe, responsible and socially distanced summer, we d like to remind you that the great outdoors is always an option for exercise, entertainment and some natural tranquility. Our Jersey Shore is home to plenty of fun parks, trails and public spaces available for your enjoyment. Lace up your best trail shoes, grab your mask and enjoy these outdoor destinations. For the most up-to-date information on these spots COVID-19 safety protocols, we ve provided their contact information with each location so you can check in with park officials before heading out. Allaire State Park, Wall There are official trails across Allaire State Park in Wall suitable for hiking, biking and horseback riding at a wide variety of difficulty levels and trail lengths.

11 parks, walking trails and nature destinations to visit this summer

11 parks, walking trails and nature destinations to visit this summer Just Go Outside: Allaire State Park slowly wakes up from Winter UP NEXT As we enter into another safe, responsible and socially distanced summer, we d like to remind you that the great outdoors is always an option for exercise, entertainment and some natural tranquility. © Peter Ackerman The Manasquan Reservoir is a source of water for municipalities and utilities. The Reservoir is also a natural setting for recreational activities and outdoor pursuits. The 770-acre Reservoir is part of a larger 1,208 acre site that include woods and wetlands, a 5-mile perimeter trail, fishing and boating areas, and a Visitor Center.

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