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Fishing is a must-do activity for summertime
at the shore. Its an activity for all ages. Whether
its by boat, bulkhead, dock, or surf, there are
a variety of sh and shellsh to be caught. Re-
member that all saltwater anglers 16 and older
must register with the state. See www. nj.gov/
dep/saltwaterregistry.
Atlantic City Gardners Basin Marina,
North New Hampshire Avenue and the bay, is
home to charter boats, sightseeing and shing
cruises. For more information call 609-348-
2880. Fishing is permitted on the beaches, out-
side of guarded areas, and from the jetties. The
seawall along Sunset Avenue is a popular area
for crabbing or shing from land in the back bay.
A municipal boat launch (fee required) is located
at Albany Avenue and Boulevard Avenue.
Ventnor/Ventnor Heights The Ventnor
City Fishing Pier is located at Cornwall Avenue
and the Boardwalk. The fishing pier offers
seasonal rates for shing or sightseeing. For
additional information, call the piermaster at
609-823-7944. Along the back bay, a seawall
the length of Winchester Avenue is perfect for
the family to sh or crab from land. A free boat
ramp is located on the bay on Dorset Avenue,
where there is plenty of free parking. For more
information call 609-823-7900.
Margate Amherst Avenue, between Decatur
and Monroe avenues, is home to several marinas
and bait and tackle shops, including small boat
rentals. Within the marinas are dozens of char-
ter boats available on a daily basis throughout
the summer and shoulder seasons. For more
information on charters call Capt. Andys at
609-822-0916, or for a family outing on a
pontoon rental boat call Ray Scotts Dock at
609-822-6819. Surf shing is permitted during
non-guarded hours.
Longport A shing pier adjacent to a ga-
zebo and sitting area is located at 24th Avenue
and the bay, behind the municipal building.
Fishing is permitted along the surf for a seasonal
fee during non-guarded hours as well as from
the southern end jetties.
Brigantine Surf shing is permitted on
non-guarded beaches and at the seawall, Seventh
Street north to 14th Street. The old Brigantine
Bridge, across Absecon Inlet from Harrahs
Marina, is used as a shing pier. A public boat
ramp (fee required) is located at Sixth and Bay-
shore avenues on the bay. Call 609-266-1122.
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Atlantic City
Atlantic City is one of the very few
free beaches left in New Jersey. With
lifeguards on duty from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m., outdoor showers, and restrooms, the
beaches of Atlantic City are comfortable
and accommodating. These beaches are
also handicap accessible from multiple
locations. Kayaking and windsurfing are
permitted on Jackson Avenue beach, and
fishing is permitted from the jetties at
Maine Avenue or the inlet off the Board-
walk, or on beaches during non-bathing
hours. Surfing is permitted at the Down-
town beach at Raleigh Avenue, Crystal
beach at New Hampshire Avenue or the
Delaware Avenue beach. Surfing gear
rentals and lessons are readily available.
Call 609-347-5300 or see www.cityofat-
lanticcity.org.
Brigantine
Brigantine, a smaller and quieter beach
just to the north of Atlantic City, offers
beach access for seasonal fees of $18,
weekly $14, and daily $8. Ages 65 and
older do not have to pay. Beach tags can
be purchased at the Beach Fee Office,
265 42nd St. Fishing is permitted north
of 14th Street North, between 45th Street
and 47th streets, 49th Street, south of
the jetty at the Absecon Inlet, and the
Brigantine Bridge. Surfing is permitted
at 12th Street North, 10th Street South,
North of South End Jetty, and south of the
Sandy Lane bathing area. Beach parking
areas are located at 2nd Street and Roo-
sevelt Boulevard, 16th Street and Ocean
Avenue, 34th Street and Ocean Avenue,
and 38th Street and Ocean Avenue. Beach
Patrol Headquarters is located at 16th
Street and beach. Permits are required
for parking. With lifeguards on duty from
10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., public restrooms,
and handicapped beach chairs available,
Brigantine will be sure to meet the needs
of any beach day. Call 609-266-7600 or
visit www.bb-nj.com
Margate
Margate provides beach badges for a
season price of $15 for everyone 12 and
older. There is also a weekly fee option
of $10. Every Thursday from July 4 to
Aug. 29 the beach is free. Lifeguards are
on duty from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Re-
strooms are located at Huntington Avenue
and Bloom Pavilion, Rumson Avenue,
Benson Avenue and Greenhouse, and Ad-
ams Avenue beach. Sand wheelchairs are
available for use. Contact the Beach Patrol
for kayaking and surfing locations. For
more information, call 609-822-2370 or
see www.margate-nj.com.
Longport
Longport charges $30 for seasonal
access to its beaches for all ages with
handicapped accessible restrooms avail-
able at 33rd Avenue. Surfing beaches
are available in select areas, and sand
wheelchairs are also available at lifeguard
headquarters. Beaches are open from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m. each day. Beach Patrol
Headquarters is located at 33rd and At-
lantic Avenue. Call 609-823-2731 or see
www.longportnj.gov.
Ventnor
Ventnor charges $15 for season beach
badges and $10 weekly badges. Lifeguards
are on duty from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Rest-
rooms are located at the library on New
Haven and Atlantic avenues, on the Fish-
ing Pier on the beach, and tennis courts
located on Atlantic and Somerset avenues.
Surfing is permitted alongside the fishing
pier at Cornwall Avenue during daylight
hours, and kayaking is permitted at Princ-
eton Avenue and between Surrey Avenue
and Suffolk Avenue. The beach offers
handicapped accessible ramps as well as
sand wheelchairs. Handicap parking is
located at Suffolk Avenue and Newport
Avenue. No dogs are allowed on the beach
or boardwalk. Call 609-822-7948 or see
www.ventnorcity.org.
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Looking for fun activities to do with
your children this summer in Atlantic
County? There are various venues in the
county that offer both fun and an educa-
tional experience for children.
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center
Located at 3625 Brigantine Blvd.,
Brigantine, its open daily 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Museum admission is free, donations are
requested. Some events require fees and
pre-registration. Call 609- 266-0538.
Atlantic City Aquarium
Located at 800 N. New Hampshire Ave.,
Atlantic City (Gardners Basin), its open
daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $8 for
adults, $6 for seniors, $5 for children age
4-12 and children under 3 are free. Call
609-348-2880. See www.oceanlifecenter.
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EHT Arboretum and Nature Center
Located at 18 School House Road,
Egg Harbor Township, admission is free.
Call 609-926-4093. Approximately 14.7
acres of wetlands, meadows and wooded
areas make up the Egg Harbor Township
Arboretum and Nature Center. See www.
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Linwood Arboretum
Located at the intersection of Wabash,
Belhaven and Oak avenues in Linwood, the
Linwood Arboretum opened to the public
Plenty of places to have fun with the kids this summer
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in April 2010 and offers a special oppor-
tunity to see the wonders of nature. See
www.linwoodshadetree.org/linwood_ar-
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Storybook Land
Located at 6415 Black Horse Pike, Egg
Harbor Township, its open seven days a
week in July and August, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Sun-
day. Limited hours begin in September.
Call 609-641-7847. Admission is $24.50
plus tax for each child or adult; season
passes are $97.95. Children under 2 are
free. Group rates are available. Special
summer events include July 6, Fabulous
50s Day Car Show; July 12, Happy 59th
Birthday to Storybook Land Party; July
19, Christmas in July; July 26-27, Pirate
and Princess Adventure Weekend; Aug. 2,
Alice in Wonderland Tea Party; and Sept.
12 and 14, Hometown Heroes Appreciation
Weekend. See www.storybookland.com
for detail and times.
Historic Smithville
Located at 1 New York Road, Galloway,
the Historic Towne of Smithville is open
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Wednesday; 10
a.m.-8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday; and 11
a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday. Hours change begin-
ning Sept. 3. Call 609-652-7777. Historic
Smithville and Village Greene features
dozens of boutique shops, childrens ac-
tivities, eateries and even its own train.
Special events include Aug. 9, Living
History Encampment; and Sept. 13, Author
Day. See www.smithvillenj.com.
Lucy the Elephant
Located at 9200 Atlantic Ave., Margate,
Lucy is open Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-8
p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Adults $8,
children 2-12 $4, children under 2 are free.
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Looking for local places to bring the
whole family this summer, then consider
checking out some these places in Atlantic
County where pets are welcomed.
Malibu Beach Wildlife Management
Area (aka Dog Beach)
Located in the Seaview Harbor section of
Egg Harbor Township, this beach is on the
Longport side of the Longport-Ocean City
Bridge, Ocean Drive and Route 152. Dogs
are free to roam throughout the year. Each
owner is responsible for clean up. For more
Margate Dog Park
Located at 400 N. Argyle Ave. in Mar-
gate, the cost is $30 annually. You must be a
Margate resident (permits sold at City Hall).
This dog park has a separate small dog area,
drinking water, and electronic key entry.
Maximum of two dogs per person is al-
lowed. Owners are responsible for cleaning
up after their dogs. For more information
call 609-822-2508.
The Mainland Bike Path
The Bike Path that runs through Linwood,
Northeld, Somers Point and Pleasantville
is also a popular place to walk your pup on
a leash. Doggie bags are provided along
the path. For information contact city hall:
Pleasantville, 609-484-3600; Linwood,
609-927-4108; Northeld 609-641-2832
and Somers Point, 609-927-9088.
Absecon Lighthouse
Located at 31 S. Rhode Island Ave. in
Atlantic City, it offers awesome views from
atop New Jerseys tallest lighthouse with a
2-acre lawn. Leashed pets are welcome. For
Historic Towne of Smithville
and Village Greene
Located on Route 9 and Moss Mill Road
Smithville in Galloway, you can stroll the
shops at Smithville with your leashed pet
on a lazy summer afternoon. Smithville
provides quaint setting for shopping and
dining, plus train rides and a carousel for
the kids. It includes seven eateries, more
than 60 shops, and boating on Lake Me-
one. See www.smithvillenj.com or call
609-646-4550.
Natasha and Nikita Weiss Dog Park
Located at 4300 Bayshore Avenue in
Brigantine, the park is open year round
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. A fee is required.
For fee information call 609-266-7600 ext.
220 or 221.
Atlantic County Bikeway
The Atlantic County Park System has
completed the 7.56 mile bike and pedestrian
path running from the former Shore Mall
in Egg Harbor Township to the Atlantic
County Institute of Technology in Hamilton
Township also known as the bikeway east.
Atlantic County has installed a trafc signal
with pedestrian activation for safe cross-
ings of English Creek Avenue. For more
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Edwin B. Forsythe
National Wildlife Refuge
The Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife
Refuge protects more then 47,000 acres of
southern New Jersey costal habitats, which
are actively managed for migratory birds,
with headquarters in Oceanville, Galloway
Township. Dogs are allowed in open areas
of the refuge and pets must be kept on a
short leash at all times. Pets are not permit-
ted at Holgate. For more information call
609-652-1665.
Maynards Caf
Not only does Maynards caf in Mar-
gate offer a variety of food, they have an
outdoor area where you and your pet can
sample the latest dish and listen to some
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Friday evenings from mid-
June to early September
at the William H. Morrow
Municipal Beach, on Bay
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and New Jersey avenues
in Somers Point. The con-
certs are presented by the
Somers Point Recreation
Department.
The free weekly event in-
vites residents and visitors
to bring their beach chairs
and coolers, and enjoy a
diverse selection of live
music. Each Friday night
brings a new sound to the
beach, from international
recording artists to regional
talent performing a variety
of genres including coun-
try, classic and jam rock,
blues, soul, jazz, swing
and R&B.
The stage is set close to
the water line, and people
come by foot, boat, bicycle
and car to spend the eve-
ning with friends, watch the
sun set and enjoy the music
in a casual atmosphere.
Concerts start at 7 p.m.
July 3, Special holiday
show with the Dr. Bobby
Fingers Allstar Supergroup.
July 4, The Jeremiah
Hunter Band: Jersey Shore
party dance band supreme
with a patriotic salute for
reworks.
July 11, The Billy Wal-
ton Band, Jersey Shore
rock guitar hero ofcial
CD release party for Wish
for What You Want.
July 18, Multi Blues Mu-
sic Award Winners Allstar
Shootout: Mark Hummel
vs. Johnny Sansone on
harmonica, Little Charlie
Beatty vs. Anson Funder-
berg on guitar. West Coast
swing meets Texas blues
and Louisiana rock n roll.
July 25, The Music
that Made Tony Marts Fa-
mous performed by Bobby
Campanell, Dr. Bobby Fin-
gers, Danny Eyer, Howard
Isaacson, Ernie Trionfo,
Rich Kurtz and Jimmy Old
School Glenn.
Aug. 1, Roomf ul of
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premier rockin big band/
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roll.
Aug. 8, The Dan Burke
Band per f or mi ng The
Grateful Dead, REM, Phish
and more; tribute to Bob
Dylan and The Band.
Aug. 15, Southern Hos-
pitality with BMA Piano
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Victor Wainright, JP Soars
and Damon Fowler. One
of t he hot t est j ammi n
funky rock and roll super-
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Aug. 22, Howard Isaac-
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Popular soulful melodies
and virtuoso saxophone
and a tribute to Judy Gar-
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Aug. 29, Te r r a nc e
Simien and The Zydeco
Experience: Classic world
music, Louisiana zydeco,
classic rock and New Or-
leans funk.
Sept 5, The Hawkins
Road Band with special
guest Jack Zawacki on
the fiddle: country rock,
country, and pop with
a tribute to Crosby Stills
and Nash.
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Fourteen must-see sports events
for the Summer of 2014
By BILL LECONEY
Staff Writer
Summer at the South Jer-
sey shore is all about the
water, the beaches, the play-
grounds, and outdoor recre-
ation. While youre enjoying
the natural habitat, why not
take in a healthy dose of
competitive athletics? Here
are 14 cant miss summer
sports events for 2014:
July 8 - Longport Beach
Patrol Womens Lifeguard
Invitational. Lifeguard rac-
es are one of the great tradi-
tions at the Jersey Shore,
with longstanding rivalries
and beach patrol dynasties
to rival any sport. The ladies
go rst, competing in swim
and paddle board events on
the Longport beach starting
at 6:30 p.m. on the 33rd
Avenue beach. Call 609-
822-3898.
July 15 - Atlantic Coun-
ty Amateur Golf Tourna-
ment, Galloway National
Golf Club. A new tour-
nament sponsored by the
Junior Golf Association, it
will also offer adult divi-
sions. Golfers must have a
veriable USGA Handicap
Index of no higher than
19.9 in order to be eligible.
Contact John Petronis at
609-374-1414 or via email
at petronisjohn@gmail.com.
July 18 - Atlantic City
Lifeguard Classic, Atlantic
City. The leading beach
See Sports on Page 18
patrol athletes from Brig-
antine to Cape May Point
meet for the rst time at the
24th annual Classic. The
event consists of four races:
600-meter paddleboard race,
mile doubles row, half-mile
swim and 1,000-foot singles
row. See www.sjlca.com for
more information.
July 18-20 - Atlantic
City Race Week Leuke-
mia Cup Regatta, Far-
ley Marina, Atlantic City.
Offshore sailboat racing
returns to Atlantic City this
year in partnership with the
New Jersey Chapter of the
Leukemia and Lymphoma
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Aug. 8 - South Jersey
Li feguard Champi on-
ships, Ocean City. Beach
patrols from throughout
the area will compete in
a 1.5-mile doubles row,
three-quarter-mile swim
and quarter-mile singles
row. See www.sjlca.com.
for more information.
Aug. 9 Atlantic City
Stand-Up Paddleboard
Challenge, Lakes Bay,
West Atlantic City. A se-
ries of flat-water 100-me-
t er spri nt and di st ance
races on Lakes Bay, with
Mens, Womens, Junior,
and Surf Class divisions.
See www.extremewind-
surfing.com.
Mid-August - Atlantic
County Baseball League
champi onshi p seri es,
site/exact dates to be de-
termined. The ACBL is
one of the oldest ongoing
amateur baseball leagues
in the country, with roots
going back to the 1880s,
and features many of the
finest players in the area.
You can find the ACBL
on Facebook.
Aug. 15 - Goudy Me-
mori al Rescue Races,
Ve nt nor . The r e s no
beach race like it in South
J er s ey. Al l t he r aces
are si mul at ed rescues,
with 50-pound dummies
hooked ont o t he fl ags
about 500 feet from shore.
The guards must unhook
them and bring them back
to the finish line on the
beach. See www.ventnor-
city.org.
Aug. 30 - Atlantic City
Pageant Ocean Swim.
One of the oldest open
water swimming compe-
titions in the world, the
1-mile swim from States
to Missouri avenues has
been continuously held
si nce 1929. Cal l 609-
347-5304 or see www.
acbp.org.
Sept. 5-7 - DO AC Pro
Beach Volleyball Tour-
nament, Atlantic City.
The AVP Tour, featuring
Olympians and other top
professional players, male
and femal e, ret urns t o
Atlantic City for a second
straight year. Last years
t ournament drew t hou-
sands of spectators to the
volleyball courts between
the Revel and Showboat
casinos. See www. avp.
com.
Sept. 6 - Dean Randaz-
zo Cancer Foundations
14th Annual Surf for A
Cause. Part surf contest,
part family reunion, the
event historically raises
about $25,000 each year
and is open to any surfer,
any age and any ski l l
level. See www.deanran-
dazzocancerfoundation.
org for more information.
Sept. 6 - Daniel J. Mur-
phy, Jr. Memorial Re-
gatta, Lake Lenape, Mays
Landing. Its Thunder
on the Water as fast and
furious hydroplanes return
to action on Lake Lenape.
See www.apba.org.
Sept. 14 - Atlantic City
International Triathlon,
Bader Field, Atlantic City.
One of the fastest-growing
triathlons in the country,
the AC TRI will include
the Mid-Atlantic Regional
ParaTriathlon Champion-
ships and will serve as
the final event of the Del-
MoSports Championship
Series. See 609-374-6495
or www.actriathlon.com.
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exciting to watch.
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choices for those that prefer the lake to
the ocean.
Egg Harbor City Lake Park, 2300
Philadelphia Ave. There are lifeguards
on duty and restrooms. Regular lake badg-
es, required for ages 5 and up, are $10 for
the season. Seniors and those in the active
military pay $3. Daily wristbands sold at
lake for $4 per day. Picnic tables are $15
daily. Children 4 years old and younger
are admitted free. Purchase at the Egg
Harbor City Tax and Utility Office at City
Hall, 500 London Ave. Call 609-965-0123
or see www.eggharborcity.org.
Hamilton Township, Cove Beach at
Lake Lenape Lifeguards are on duty,
open 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday through
Monday through Aug. 4, and Friday
through Monday from Aug. 8 through
Sept. 1. Resident seasonal tags are $12
and $6 for the day. Nonresident seasonal
tags are $24 and $9 for the day. Tags are
available at the administration office in
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Pedal, Paddle Run:
the Great Absecon Race
Former athletes, wanna-be athletes and
those in search of a fun workout all come
together to participate in the annual Pedal,
Paddle, Run: the Great Absecon Race. Indi-
viduals and teams will run, cycle and canoe
on a course that begins and ends at Heritage
Park but travels throughout the city. The
Pedal, Paddle, Run serves as a fundraiser
for the Absecon Education Foundation. This
years event will be held Saturday, Sept. 27
with a rain date of Sunday, Sept. 28. Call
609-641-5375 for information.
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If you prefer buttery valves over fuel
injection, pull-out radio tabs instead of push
buttons, and think that 15 mpg is good, then
you might enjoy a trip back to yesteryear at
any of the following area car shows:
Historic Smithville Classic Car Shows
Travel back in time between 5 and 8
p.m. every other Friday night to enjoy the
sights and sounds of classic cars at the Vil-
lage Green at Historic Smithville, Route 9,
Smithville. Free for participants and free for
spectators. Car shows will be held on the
following Fridays: July 11 and 25, Aug. 8
and 22, Sept. 12 and 26.
Rollin Rods Rod Run and Wine Festival
American-made car show at the Bell-
view Winery, 150 Atlantic St., Landisville.
Registration from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 31.
Refreshments. Live entertainment. Call 609-
320-9941 for information.
Cruisin Mainstreet
Downtown Hammonton will hold a
Cruisin Mainstreet event from 5:30 to 9
p.m. Friday, Sept. 5. Rain date Saturday.
Includes food, music and family fun, plus
special offers by downtown merchants. Call
Tony Sceia at 609-561-3041 or see www.
cruisinclassics.org.
Autos at the airport
The Ocean City Airport Air Festival and
Antique Auto Show will take place from 9
a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13 at the airport,
2600 Bay Avenue. Call 609-399-5490.
AACA at Smithville
The Jersey Cape Region AACA will hold
a car show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday,
Sept. 14 at the Historic Towne of Smithville
for vehicles 25 years and older. Cwall Dave
Blyler at 609-432-5347.
Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Classic Car Show
The 2014 Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Classic
Car show is Sept. 18-21 and is open to all makes
and models that are no newer than 1989. The
four-day event begins with a kickoff party on
Thursday, Sept. 18. Cars will be displayed on
the Wildwood Boardwalk from 8:30 a.m. to 3
p.m. on Friday, Sept. 19 and Saturday, Sept. 20.
Call 609-522-4546.
Vettes invade the Boardwalk
More than 350 Corvettes will be on display
at the 2014 Corvette Show Sunday, Sept. 21 in
Ocean City in one of the largest shows of its kind
in the East. Models from every year Corvettes
were manufactured comprise this colorful show,
on the Boardwalk from 6th to14th streets from
11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 609-457-0081. For
registration see www.boardwalkcorvette.com.
Flemmings Pumpkin Run
The 19th annual Flemmings Pumpkin Run
and Auto Show is set for 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sat-
urday, Nov. 1 at Flemmings Auto Parks, 353
Zion Road, Egg Harbor Township. Includes
show cars, trucks, antiques, classics, 50s cars,
muscle cars, race cars, motorcycles, military
vehicles, and antique racing cars. Anything
1975 and older that is unique is welcome. Call
609-381-7686 or email felmingshows@aol.com
for information.
If you love classic wheels
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Members of the No-Name Car Club hold
impromptu car shows on most Thursday
nights at the Absecon Dairy Queen on Route
30 and on most Friday nights at the Pomona
Shopping Center on Route 30 in Galloway.
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Most l ocal resi dent s
looking to stay t are within
a stones throw of a site in
which to do so. Whether
you prefer to bike, run or
walk, there is an almost
unlimited number of scenic
places available for you to
pursue your passion.
If youre in serious train-
ing for marathons or cen-
tury bike rides, the Dolores
Cooper Bridge between
Somers Point and Longport
and the new 2.1-mile bridge
connecting Somers Point
with Ocean City offer chal-
lenging workouts. Climbing the rst hill on
the latter bridge out of Ocean City no doubt
calls to mind the I think I can, I think I can
thoughts of the Little Engine that Could.
But that is soon followed by the friendlier
axiom, What goes up, must come down.
The downhills can be an exhilarating
reward for the previous uphill climb.
The bridge has become a hugely popular
gathering spot for runners, walkers and bik-
ers, especially on weekends. And it offers an
added bonus, a shing pier for those looking
to partake in a somewhat less strenuous, and
more relaxing, sport.
For those seeking recreation in the west-
ern part of Atlantic County, the Atlantic
County Park in Estell Manor is truly a
gem. In addition to a slightly longer than
2-mile paved route around the park, there
is a 1.8-mile boardwalk that winds through
very scenic and swampy forested areas.
Unfortunately, due to storms two years ago,
only about two thirds of it is currently open.
However, one can easily exit the boards
to continue on a series of winding trails
throughout the park.
Mays Landing hosts one end of the At-
lantic County Bikeway, which extends 7
miles to the former Shore Mall. Another
popular bike path extends from behind the
Pleasantville Shopping Center to Somers
Point, ending near the bridge to Ocean City.
Heading east, one can get a mix of asphalt
and boardwalk from Longport through At-
lantic City to Gardners Basin in Atlantic
City of about 8.9 miles.
During the summer, cycling is not permit-
ted on the Boardwalk in Atlantic City after
10 a.m. While many runners and cyclists
prefer to practice their pursuits as soloists
or with friends, organized groups are also
available.
The Pineland Striders, based in the
Medford area, has many members from our
area. Sadly, the Boardwalk Runners, once a
pre-eminent running club in South Jersey,
appears to be defunct.
For runners, a couple of websites to
consult for upcoming races are www.
NJShoreRun.com, www.aksts.com. and
www.lmsports.com.
Cyclists looking to join an organized
group might want to click on www.shore-
cycleclub.org.
Boardwalks, bike paths and bridges
attract recreation enthusiasts
Charlie Pritchard
The long, steep uphill climb on the bridge exiting Ocean
City provides a challenging workout for bikers and runners.
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Family movie night
The Health Center at Galloway will present
a showing of Disneys Frozen beginning at
dark Thursday, July 10 (rain date July 11) at
66 W. Jimmie Leeds Road. Admission is $2
per person. Concession stand opens at 8 p.m.
Call 609-748-9100.
Meet the Stormtroopers
The Galloway branch of the Atlantic County
Library System will host Star Wars: Meet
the Stormtroopers 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, July
14. The program is suggested for all ages and
registration is requested. Attendees meet and
get their pictures taken with Star Wars Stor-
mtroopers from the 501st Legion. To learn
more about the event call the library branch at
609-652-2352. The library is located at 306 E.
Jimmie Leeds Road.
Cinderella at Stockton
The Stockton Performing Arts Center and the
Greater Ocean City Theatre Company presents
Cinderella on Wednesday, July 16 as part
of Stockton Summer Playhouses lineup. The
center presents a sweet adaptation of the be-
loved fairy tale classic. All of the characters we
know and love from this spectacular tale come
together with a new twist. Showtime is 10:30
a.m. Tickets are $12 and may be ordered online
at www.stocktonpac.org or by calling the box
ofce at 609-652-9000. For group sales, call
609-652-4786.
Movies in the Park
A free outdoor showing of The Lego Movie
at dusk Friday, July 25 at the Galloway Mu-
nicipal Complex. Popcorn will be provided and
snacks, pizza and beverages will be available for
purchase. Bring chairs or blankets. For more
Carnival
The Galloway Carnival will be held 6-10 p.m.
Thursday through Saturday, July 31-Aug. 2 at
the Municipal Complex. And for the rst time
in 20 years, there will be reworks following the
carnival on Saturday, Aug. 2, at approximately
10:30 p.m. Call Beth Stasuk at 609-652-8657.
National Night Out
Galloways National Night Out will be held
from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 5 at
the Municipal Complex located at 300 E. Jim-
mie Leeds Road. There will be pony rides, re
truck demonstrations, emergency response team
demos, food and drinks. Call 609-652-8657.
Stuart Little at the PAC
The Stockton Performing Arts Centers
Childrens Summer Playhouse will present
Stuart Little 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6
at Stockton Performing Arts Center, 101 Vera
King Farris Drive in Galloway. Tickets are $10.
See www.stockonpac.org.
Historic Smithville and Village Green
On Aug. 9 the Company K will invade
Historic Smithville. A complete military and
civilian camp is planned with marching drills
and musket ring demonstrations. The public
is encouraged to visit and ask questions. See
www.historicsmithvillenj.com/towne/ and click
events on the top of the page.
Port Republic Duct Tape regatta
A Cardboard Duct Tape Boat Regatta, a
fundraiser for the Parent Teacher Society at
the Port Republic School, will be held on Sept.
13 at the Swimming Beach. Food, snacks and
refreshments will be available for purchase.
Registration begins at 10 a.m. and races begin
at noon. For ofcial rules, regulations, award
categories and registration form, please visit our
website at www.port-republic.k12.nj.us.
Run to Port Republic
A triathalon is heading to Port Republic
Sept. 6. The Shoreman Half Distance triathlon,
duathlon, aquabike and quarterman triathalon
will begin at 7 a.m. at the Harry Bowen Park on
141 Main Street. The entry fee is $140 to $210.
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The 14th annual Mini-golf Tournament spon-
sored by Policemens Benevolent Association
Local 363 is scheduled for 2-7 p.m. Saturday,
July 19 behind Borough Hall. Tickets are $20 for
adults and $10 for children. The price includes a
T-shirt, food and beverage and unlimited mini-
golf. There will be door prizes and prizes for the
winner of each category. See www.longportpba.
com or call 609-822-2141.
Ventnor Summer Concert
Ventnor will hold a summer concert 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 19 on the beach at Newport Av-
enue, weather permitting, featuring the Remedy
Band playing classic oldies rock music.
Tzom Scouts entertain at Katz JCC
The Katz JCC will host a free evening of
Israel song, dance and friendship with the Tzo-
m Scout Friendship Caravan Show 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 22. Call Josh Cutler at 609-822-
1167, ext. 138 or email JCutler@jccatlantic.org.
Summer fun in Downbeach
Navy Seal Challenge in Longport
The annual Navy Seal Challenge and Fun
Run is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday, July
30. The event is only for those in top physical
condition. Call 609-823-2731, ext. 100.
Family Time by the Bay Aug. 2
Longport celebrates family with its annual
Family Time by the Bay event 4-8 p.m. Satur-
day, Aug 2. Rain date is Aug 3. There will be
food, music, vendors and more behind Borough
Hall, 2305 Atlantic Ave. Stay late and enjoy the
beautiful sunset. Call 609-823-2731.
Nights In Ventnor Go Green Boat Parade
The Nights in Ventnor Go Green Boat Parade
will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 2, along the
back bay waterway. Rain date is Aug. 3. Parade
starts at Ski Beach on Dorset Avenue and ends
at the Viking Rowing Club on Surrey Avenue
in Ventnor Heights. Call Diane Birkbeck at 609-
822-2903, or Mike Weisen at 609-487-0808.
Ducky Race, Cardboard Boat Regatta
The Milton and Betty Katz JCC will hold its
sixth annual Great Ducky Race and Cardboard
Boat Regatta 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 3 at the
Washington Avenue Pier in Margate. Contact
Julie Fink at 609-822-1167, Ext. 159 or jnk@
jccatlantic.org for more information.
Art on the Lawn
The Longport Historical Society will host its
Art on the Lawn event 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 3. Call 609-823-1115.
Irish concert
Longport Historical Society will host a free
Irish Concert 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 18 behind
Borough Hall. Call 609-823-1115.
End of summer reworks display
Longport will hold a reworks display to
celebrate the end of summer Saturday, Aug. 30
at dusk. Location will be the Community Center,
33rd Avenue and Atlantic Avenue. Rain date is
Aug. 31. Call 609-823-2731.
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Although millions pack South Jersey
beaches during a typical summer weekend,
quiet campgrounds offer tranquility and
down-home fun just minutes away from the
big-city conveniences.
Try camping at Birch Grove Park, a gem
of a nd located inside the city of Northeld.
Birch Grove Park may be only a few min-
utes from busy Tilton Road, this 271-acre
getaway feels like its miles back in the
woods. Birch Grove features a playground,
tent sites, picnic areas, restrooms, shing
tournaments, nature/exercise trails and sum-
mer evening concerts.
The parks freshwater ponds are stocked
each March and November. Visitors can
pick up a free freshwater shing digest at
the snack bar. The park is open daily all year
long, with the exception of Christmas Day.
The hours are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. from Memo-
rial Day through Aug. 31. The park closes at
6 p.m. in September and 5 p.m. in October.
Call (609) 641-3778 or see www.cityof-
northeld.org/mainpages/birchgrove.asp.
Lake Lenape Park offers camping, hiking,
swimming opportunities and backwoods fun
in a setting thats also a few minutes from
modern conveniences.
Encompassing nearly 2,000 acres on the
western side of Lake Lenape, Lake Lenape
Park is a favorite location for boating,
barbecuing, bald eagle watching and bridal
photos.
Located at 6303 Harding Highway in
the Mays Landing section of Hamilton
Township, the park offers a boat launch,
playground, and 18 camp sites for tent
campers only.
User fees for Lake Lenape campsites are
$17 a night for up to six people; reservations
will be taken at the Lake Lenape Reserva-
tion Ofce.
Near the parks playground is a gazebo
overlooking the lake. The gazebo may be
reserved for parties or weddings.
For information, reservations or boat
permit details, call 609-625-8219.
R.J. Liberatore Jr.
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By SUZANNE
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Staff Writer
One of the beautiful ben-
ets of living in this area
is the lovely gardens. And
while gardening for the
most part is a very per-
sonal thing, an expression
of feelings played out in
blooms and color, this time
of year brings a special
chance to experience some
of the most interesting gar-
dens in the region.
Sunday, July 13 from
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. it is the
annual Summer Garden Tour presented
by the Little Gardens Club. Guests of the
annual tour will have the chance to wander
through eight gardens in Linwood, Somers
Point, Egg Harbor Township and Hamilton
Township.
Each of the gardens will offer something
unique; a reection of that gardeners vi-
sion.
Last summer the tour offered a glimpse
at a personal oasis like the Lacovaras in
Linwood where a large koi pond created
a centerpiece for owers, butteries and
hummingbirds.
The rst stop along the tour is the Linwood
Arboretum where tickets will be sold on the
day of the tour. The arboretum, a 12-month,
4-season garden has many distinct blooms
in the summer; the highlight in July is the
salvia. There are dozens of species in a
variety of colors to enjoy as you stroll along
the walkway through the always evolving
gardens.
This year a short lecture is planned at 508
Rhode Island Ave. in Somers Point where
they will discuss downsizing a garden and
punctuating it with texture and color using
ornamental grasses and groundcover. The
garden colors are pink, blue and lime green,
according to Meg Albert of Ventnor, a mem-
ber of the Little Gardens Club.
The Little Gardens Club got their start
somewhere in the 1920s. Women from the
Main Line would spend their summers at the
shore. At their homes they had large gardens
but at their summer homes they had little
gardens, thus the name of the club.
The summer garden tour is the largest
fundraiser of the year for the Little Gardens
Club and these years beneciaries will be
chosen at the clubs September meeting after
the tour. In the past they have supported the
Linwood Arboretum, the South Jersey Land
and Water Trust, the Atlantic City Rescue
Mission Garden, the Hereford Inlet Garden
and the Child Federation Garden.
Aside from the Linwood Arboretum, tick-
ets are $15 and available at Langs Garden
Market on New Road in Linwood, Brennan
Marin, 640 Bay Ave. in Somers Point, Joes
Garden Center, 171 W. White Horse Pike
in Absecon and Bobs Garden Center, 6610
Black Horse Pike in Egg Harbor Township.
The ticket also serves as a map for all
of the homes on the Little Gardens Club
Tour and also includes highlights of the
particular gardens.
This is a rain or shine event.
Artists paint en plein with oils and water colors in the
backyard garden of Dr. Lonny Matlick of Linwood dur-
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at Historic Gardners Basin and Sundays at
Brighton Park, Atlantic City. Free. Call 609-
347-0500 or see www.njcrda.com.
Atlantic City Farmers Market 9 a.m.-3
p.m. Thursdays and Saturdays beginning July
10 at Center City Park, located on Atlantic
Avenue between North And South Carolina
avenues. See www.njcrda.com.
Summer concert series at the park 7-8:45
p.m. Tuesday, July 8 at the Bandstand in Birch
Grove Park in Northfield. Entertaining the
crowd that night is Ragtime featuring Valerie
Tuzi on vocals. Rain date is July 15. See www.
birchgrovepark.com.
Lucie Arnaz performs 7 p.m. Thursday,
July 10 at Katz JCC auditorium, 501 N. Jerome
Avenue in Margate. With more than 45 years
in show business, Arnaz has starred on the New
York stage in Theyre Playing Our Song, Lost
in Yonkers, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels and Grace
and Glorie. Call 609-822-1167 or see www.
jccatlantic.org.
Rhythm in the Park 7 p.m. Friday, July
11 at Tony Canale Park Amphitheater, off of
Dogwood Avenue, Egg Harbor Township. Free.
This weeks music will be performed by Juicy.
See www.ehtgov.org.
Egg Harbor City Hometown Celebration
5-11 p.m. Friday, July 11 and 3-11 p.m. Satur-
day, July 12 on Philadelphia Avenue. The event
features live music, craft vendors, a petting zoo
and more. A 5K run/walk sponsored by the
Chamber of Commerce is 8 a.m. Saturday July
12. Call 609-593-6193 for information.
Bartram Beach Block concert 7 p.m. Fri-
day, July 11 at Bartram Place and boardwalk,
Atlantic City. Concert by Tony DeLuca and the
Paisans. Bring chairs/blankets. Call 609-377-
7117 or 609-345-2269, ext. 3112.
Second annual Tropicanas Jersey Shore
Wine Festival noon-6 p.m. Saturday and
Sunday, July 12 and 13 at Tropicana Casino
& Resort. The festival, which celebrates wines
from across the state of New Jersey, will
take place in front of Tropicana. See www.
Tropicana.net.
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Now celebrating its 12th year, the Atlan-
tic City Airshow returns to the skies over
Atlantic Citys beaches and Boardwalk
Wednesday, Aug. 13 with some familiar
names in the show.
We are thrilled that the U.S. military
teams are back in this years airshow lineup,
said Joseph Kelly, president of the Greater
Atlantic City Chamber of Commerce,
which is organizing the event. We look
forward to the return of the U.S. Air Force
Thunderbirds, along with another year of
performances by the U.S. Army Golden
Knights, U.S. Marine Corps Harrier and
Geico Skytypers.
Each year hundreds of thousands of spec-
tators gather on the beach and Boardwalk for
the daylong event to watch amazing stunts
and breathtaking aeronautic maneuvers by a
host of exciting acts.
Previous shows have included a B-1
bomber yby, F-16s from the 177th Fighter
Wing of the New Jersey air National Guard,
a U.S. Coast Guard helicopter search and res-
cue demo, and P-51 and Spitre ghters from
the World War II era, among many others.
Airshow enthusiasts can also watch the
free practice day on Tuesday, Aug. 12, tra-
ditionally a popular event when a shortened
ight schedule that serves as a primer before
the big day.
The show starts at 11 a.m. Call 1-888-
228-4748.
For more information, check the Atlantic
City Airshow Facebook page or see www.
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Absecon concert 7 p.m. Sunday, July 13 at
Heritage Park, Ambassador Avenue. Featured
music by T.K. and the Howlers. Bring chairs/
blanket. Call City hall at 609-641-0663, ext. 103.
Sundaes on Sunday all-you-eat festival
noon-6 p.m. Sunday, July 13 at All Wars
Memorial Park on Shore Road in Linwood
to benefit The Alcove Center for Grieving
Children and the families. There will be food
vendors, face painting, pony rides, games,
music, petting farm, and plenty of ice cream.
Admission is $5 and children under 2 are free.
Call 609-484-1133.
Comedian Paul Reiser performs 7 p.m.
Thursday, July 17 at Katz JCC auditorium, 501
N. Jerome Avenue in Margate. Reiser, stand-up
comedian, actor and writer re-emerges on the
comedy scene with his quick wit and comedic
talent. For tickets, call 609-822-1167 or see
www.jccatlantic.org.
Dogwood Avenue, Egg Harbor Township.
Free. This weeks music will be performed by
Lighthouse. See www.ehtgov.org.
music by Rubber Souls Band. Bring chairs/
blanket. Call City hall at 609-641-0663, ext. 103.
Evening of Israel Song, Dance and Friend-
ships 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, July 22 at The Katz
JCC, 501 North Jerome Ave., Margate. Featur-
ing the Tzom Scout Friendship Caravan Show,
a traveling group of Tzom (Israeli Scouts) who
crisscross America every summer, sharing their
lives through song, dance and story as they bring
their unique blend of entertainment to children
and adults of all ages. Free. Call 609-822-1167,
ext. 138.
Dogwood Avenue, Egg Harbor Township. Free.
This weeks music will be performed by the
Cumberland County College Wind Symphony.
See www.ehtgov.org.
day, July 25 at Bartram Place and boardwalk,
Atlantic City. Concert by Gina Roche. Bring
chairs/blankets. Call 609-377-7117 or 609-345-
2269, ext. 3112.
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Atlantic City Food and Wine Festival
July 25-27 at Ballys Casino. Atlantic Citys
acclaimed annual festival of food and wine
will showcase several of the worlds greatest
culinary inuences along with authorities
in the spirits industry. Check schedule for
event listings and tickets at www.doac.com.
music by Danny Eyer. Bring chairs/blanket.
Call City hall at 609-641-0663, ext. 103.
Stockton College Art Gallery Visual Arts
Faculty & Alumni Summer Exhibition
closing reception 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday,
July 29 in L-wing, adjacent to the Performing
Arts Center, on the main Galloway campus
of Richard Stockton College of New Jersey.
The show will through July 31. Open Monday
through Thursday, noon-4 p.m. Free admis-
sion. See www.stockton.edu/artgallery.
International Night Series 7 p.m.
Wednesday, July 30 at Kennedy Plaza on the
boardwalk between Mississippi and Georgia
avenues, Atlantic City. Free. Featured live
performance by Nritya Creations. Creative
dance featuring various styles of Indian dance
with western dance forms. Call 609-345-
2269, ext. 3112.
Tony Pace performs 7 p.m. Thursday,
July 31 at Katz JCC auditorium, 501 N. Je-
rome Avenue in Margate. Pace has mastered
the art of vocal impressions with a comical
twist as a musician, vocalist, comedian,
dancer and more. For tickets, call 609-822-
1167 or see www.jccatlantic.org.
Rhythm in the Park 7 p.m. Friday, Aug.
Free. This weeks music will be performed
by Mays Landing United Jazz. See www.
ehtgov.org.
Absecon concert 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 3 at
music by Suite Inspiration. Bring chairs/blan-
ket. Call City hall at 609-641-0663, ext. 103.
by Big Daddy Duo. See www.ehtgov.org.
day, Aug. 8 at Bartram Place and boardwalk,
Atlantic City. Concert by Jim Craine and the
Atlantic City All Stars Band. Bring chairs/
blankets. Call 609-377-7117 or 609-345-
2269, ext. 3112.
Absecon concert 7 p.m. Sunday, Aug.
10 at Heritage Park, Ambassador Avenue.
Featured music by Mike Crosson and Friends.
Bring chairs/blanket. Call City hall at 609-
641-0663, ext. 103.
Justin Willman performs 7 p.m. Thurs-
day, Aug. 14 at Katz JCC auditorium, 501 N.
Jerome Avenue in Margate. Willman is an
American magician, actor, comedian, and TV
personality. For tickets, call 609-822-1167 or
see www.jccatlantic.org.
by Tidal Wave. See www.ehtgov.org.
Wednesday, Aug. 20 at Kennedy Plaza on the
boardwalk between Mississippi and Georgia
avenues, Atlantic City. Free. Featured live
performance by Barynya. Call 609-345-2269,
ext. 3112.
by Jersey Juke Box. See www.ehtgov.org.
day, Aug. 22 at Bartram Place and boardwalk,
Atlantic City. Concert by Bud Noble Trio.
Bring chairs/blankets. Call 609-377-7117 or
609-345-2269, ext. 3112.
Wednesday, Aug. 27 at Kennedy Plaza on
the boardwalk between Mississippi and Geor-
gia avenues, Atlantic City. Free. Featured
live performance by British Invasion singing
classic Beatles music. Call 609-345-2269,
ext. 3112.
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Free. This weeks music will be performed by
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Atlantic City Seafood Festival Sept. 13
and 14 at Bader Field. Come hungry, as this
free family festival celebrates all things from
the sea. More than 100 restaurants will be
serving up delicious seafood treats, cooking
demos will help you master your favorites at
home, and a chowder cook-off will pit the
best against each other. There will also be
music, kids programming, and crafts. But
wait theres more! The festival is being held
in conjunction with the Pirates and Privateers
Weekend also at Bader Field a family-
friendly look at pirate life. Re-enacters, musi-
cians, kids cove activities, and a mock battle
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African American Heritage Mu-
seum, 661 Jackson Road, Newton-
ville. Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday
through Saturday. Located in the Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr. Center, the
museum showcases the artwork and
local history of African-Americans.
Exhibits include more than 7,000
pieces of memorabilia from the Civil
Rights Movement. Admission is free;
donations are welcomed. Call 609-
704-5495 or see www.aahmsnj.org.
By R.J. LIBERATORE Jr.
Staff Writer
Whether you want to drive,
walk, run, swing a club or sit
around a crackling campre,
southern New Jersey has a
wonderful collection of places
to enjoy all year around
Heres a lits of top out-
door things to do in Atlantic
County:
Drive
Those who spend way too
much time commuting on
the compass-like Black and
White Horse pikes may not
realize that Atlantic County
is home to many twisty and
owing back country roads.
Head west out of Port Repub-
lic on Clarks Landing Road
and treat yourself to quiet,
little-traveled rolling road
that leads you all the way to
the Historic Pleasant Mills
Church in Batsto. Along the
way, try to spot the grave
of 18th-century land pirate
Joseph Mulliner on the south
side of the road.
For a different trip, you
may want to drive to the
southern portion of Atlantic
County and motor along Mays
Landing-Somers Point Road.
Make sure to drive south
down any of the side roads
Jeffers Landing, Wharf or
Thompson roads to enjoy
many wonderful views and
historic homes.
Golf
Those who prefer to drive
on grass know that Atlan-
tic County is home to golf
courses that suit all levels of
abilities. They include the
Lots of ways to enjoy the outdoors in Atlantic County
technically challenging and
nationally ranked Stockton
Seaview Hotel and Golf Club,
Bay Course where the annual
LPGA ShopRite Classic is
played. There are many public
courses, such as Pomona Golf
Club outside of Egg Harbor
City, as well. You many want
to test your skills at Ballamor,
Twisted Dunes, Green Tree,
or McCulloughs Emerald
Links, all located in Egg Har-
bor Township. Maybe you
would want to consider join-
ing the Atlantic City Country
Club in Northeld where the
term, birdie was coined in
1903.
Enjoy wildlife
Like most of coastal New
Jersey, the Edwin B. Forsythe
National Wildlife Refuge took
its lumps when Superstorm
Sandy threw her punches
at the area. But the refuge,
located off of Route 9 in the
Oceanville section of Gal-
loway, is back and open for
business. Its 8-mile-long loop
for cars, bicycles and foot traf-
c allows visitors to observe
all of natures glory. Bring
your camera or binoculars
and see how many migrating
shore birds youll nd. Call
609-652-1665 or see www.
fws.gov/northeast/forsythe.
Walking
After a hectic week in the
ofce, the construction site
or the casino, a good walk al-
ways does the mind and body
good. Atlantic County offers
several places for a quiet walk.
Here are a few to try:
The 7.56-mile Atlantic
County Bikeway, a perfect
place for running or walk-
ing, is a paved walkway that
stretches from the Shore Mall
in Egg Harbor Township to
the Atlantic County Institute
of Technology in Hamilton
Township. There are parking
areas at the Shore Mall, the
Atlantic County Vocational
Technical School and at Eng-
lish Creek Avenue.
The Atlantic County Park
in Estell Manor on Route 50,
south of Mays Landing, offers
a 2.2-mile paved loop that is
perfect for strolling to escape
the hassles of a modern world.
While you are at it, take a
walk through time by striding
Bring your camera or binocu-
lars to the Edwin B. Forsythe
National Wildlife Refuge and
see how many migrating shore
birds youll nd.
See Outdoors on Page 37
past the ruins of a 19th-century
glassworks factory and along
roads that were once railroad
beds for the World War I era
Belcoville munitions factory.
Call 609-645-5960 or 609-
625-1897.
Enjoy historic settings
Though it is not techni-
cally located inside Atlantic
County, the historic Batsto
Village in neighboring Burl-
ington County is close enough
to count. The former village is
now a state-preserved historic
site with original buildings to
explore.
The mansion dates back to
the middle-1700s. The mills
at Batsto were used to make
guns and ammunition for the
Colonial soldiers in the Revo-
lutionary War. Make sure to
spend some time in the infor-
mative welcome center and
learn about the New Jerseys
bog iron industry.
On the third Sunday of
October, thousands of people
ock to Batsto to enjoy the
annual Country Living Fair,
colorful leaves and cool au-
tumn outdoor weather. But
the rest of the year, the towns
streets and buildings are open
for a trip back in time. Call
609-561-0024 or take a vir-
tual tour at www.state.nj.us/
dep/parksandforests/parks/
wharton.html.
Camping
Though millions pack
South Jersey beaches during
a typical summer weekend,
quiet campgrounds offer tran-
quility and down-home fun
just minutes away from the
big-city conveniences.
Try camping at Birch Grove
Park, a gem of a nd located
inside the city of Northeld.
Though only a few minutes
from busy Tilton Road, this
271-acre getaway feels like
it is miles back in the woods.
Birch Grove features a play-
ground, tent sites, picnic areas,
restrooms, fishing tourna-
ments, nature/exercise trails
and summer evening concerts.
The parks freshwater ponds
are stocked each March and
November. Visitors can pick
up a free freshwater shing
digest at the snack bar.
The park is open daily all
year long, with the exception
of Christmas Day. From Me-
morial Day to Aug. 31, hours
are 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The park
closes at 6 p.m. in September
and 5 p.m. in October. Call
609-641-3778 or see www.
cityofnorthfield.org/main-
pages/birchgrove.asp.
Lake Lenape Park offers
camping, hiking, swimming
opportunities and backwoods
fun in a setting thats also a
few minutes from modern
conveniences.
Encompassing nearly 2,200
acres on the western side of
Lake Lenape, Lake Lenape
Park is a favorite location
for boating, barbecuing, bald
eagle watching and bridal
photos. Located at 6303 Hard-
ing Highway in the Mays
Landing section of Hamilton
Township, the park offers a
boat launch, playground, and
18 camp sites for tent camp-
ers only.
User fees for Lake Lenape
campsites are $17 a night for
up to six people; reservations
will be taken at the Lake Le-
nape Reservation Ofce.
Near the parks playground
is a gazebo overlooking the
lake. The gazebo may be re-
served for parties or weddings.
For information, reserva-
tions or boat permit details,
call 609-625-8219.
Enjoy canoeing
Spend a few hours relaxing
on one of the many waterways
that flow thorough Atlan-
tic County. You can canoe
down thee Great Egg Harbor
River through Historic Mays
Landing. Maybe you prefer
the backwaters route from
Weymouth Furnace to Lake
Lenape. Perhaps you wish
see the wide open expanse of
the Great Egg Harbor River in
the marshlands between Cape
May and Atlantic counties?
The Paddle Shack, located at
5012 Ocean Heights Avenue
in Egg Harbor Township can
get you on your way. See
www.paddleshack.com for
information.
Fishing
Atlantic Countys creeks,
rivers, back bays and its miles
of Atlantic Ocean beachfront
offer many opportunities for
first-time and experienced
shermen. The Ventnor Fish-
ing Pier offers reasonable rates
for sightseers or fishermen.
Call 609-823-7944 for rates.
If you want to tackle the
high seas, but dont want
to swallow a huge monthly
payment, consider taking a
shing charter boat such as the
Fish Finder II in Brigantine at
609-264-0918 of the Jesse-O
Fishing Charters in Margate at
609-412-3635. They have ev-
erything you and your family
need for a fun and productive
shing day.
Outdoors
Monday Morning Madness
June 30-Aug 18
Egg Harbor Townshi p Recreat i on
Department hosts free activities for chil-
dren on Monday mornings throughout
the summer on the grounds of the Egg
Harbor Township branch of the Atlantic
County Library on Swift Drive. Bring
the kids, pack a lunch and make a day
of it at the library. Each show starts at
approximately 11 a.m. and runs for 30 to
45 minutes. Free and open to the public.
The performances are:
June 30, Bill Kerwood, magician; July
7, Tuckers Tales Puppet Theater presents
Cirkus; July 14, Dork of Deception;
July 21, Family Stage presents Jack and
the Beanstalk; July 28, Captain Visual;
Aug. 4, Al Gout; Aug. 11, John Hadfield
in concert Monkeys in the House, and
Aug. 18, Magic of Chad Juros.
See more at www.ehtgov.org.
Watch Gravity under the stars July 12
Egg Harbor Townshi p Recreat i on
Department presents its Under the Stars
movies at the Tony Canale Amphithe-
ater each summer. Movies start at dusk,
approximately 8 p.m. Gravity will be
shown on Saturday, July 12. Free admis-
sion. Bring chairs or blankets. See www.
ehtgov.org.
Historical military reenactments
march in July 26
The Greate Egg Harbour Township His-
torical Society will host Call of Duty,
a day of reenactments depicting more
than 200 years of history of the American
military 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, July 26
at the museum grounds, 6647 West Jersey
Ave. Refreshments available. Free event.
See www.gehthsmuseum.org.
National Night Out Aug. 5
Sponsored by the Egg Harbor Township
Municipal Alliance and Police Department
among other supporting agencies and groups,
the townships National Night Out will be
held on from 5 -8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 5
at Tony Canale Park. This free event will
feature carnival games, information booths
and music in addition to public safety mes-
sages. Call 609-926-4040 or go to www.
facebook.com/EggHarborTownshipMunici-
palAlliance
Summer playhouse performance Aug. 6
Atlantic County Library Systems Egg
Harbor Township branch, 1 Swift Dr., of-
fers Summer Playhouse and Performance
as part of the summer reading program. The
public is invited to attend the performance
on Wednesday, Aug. 6, starting at 6:30 p.m.
Attendees enjoy watching the cast perform.
Call 609-927-8664.
See The Lego Movie outdoors Aug. 9
Egg Harbor Township Recreation Depart-
ment will present The Lego Movie as part
of its Under the Stars movie series Saturday,
Aug. 9 at the Tony Canale Amphitheater.
Movies start at dusk, approximately 8 p.m.
Free admission. Bring chairs or blankets. See
www.ehtgov.org.
EHT PALs Fair for All returns Sept. 28
The Egg Harbor Township Police Ath-
letic League will hold its annual Fair for All
from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 28 at
its Ready to Ride center, 2590 Ridge Ave.
There will be food vendors, crafters, giant
inatable bouncers, petting zoo, pony rides,
go-kart rides, paintball target shooting and
more. Fun for the whole family. Some activi-
ties will be free, others for a fee. See www.
ehtpal.org or call 609-645-8413.
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