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Huddy Park

This park in downtown Toms River hosts a replica constructed in 1931 of the Revolutionary War fort that was once standing near the site. The park is named after Joshua Huddy. Nearby is one of the anchors of the USS Randolph, an aircraft carrier which played a role in the Pacific Theater of Operations during World War II.

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River Lady
Cruise along the only genuine paddleboat in New Jersey. There are several options available, including a sightseeing cruise. Tickets must be paid in advance.
May-Oct$15-60/person depending on cruise type and age
Eat
Water Street Bar & Grille
Good waterfront restaurant in the riverfront area to visit in the summer months to enjoy live music on Friday and Saturday, fresh seafood and watch as the boats pull into the docks at the end of the day. It is moderately priced with a full bar.
Sun-Thu 11:30AM-midnight, Fri Sat 11:30AM-1AM$45
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Uncle Dood's Donnts
With over a dozen different types of donuts to choose from, including classics and some unusual flavors, this donut shop has something to offer for everyone with a sweet tooth. There are also some flavors that are only available for a month out of the year.
6:30AM-1PM (closed Mon)
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Capone's
Family-owned Italian restaurant with a wood-fired oven.
Mon-Thu 10AM-10PM, Fri 10AM-11PM, Sat 11AM-11PM$25