Spring Lake, New Jersey - A Visitors Guide

Spring Lake, NJ a.k.a. the "Irish Riviera," offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty for visitors to enjoy.

When exploring this charming beach resort town, take advantage of the various attractions and activities available. From the grand Victorian houses to the picturesque parks, there is no shortage of things to see and do.

For those looking to relax by the water, the well-maintained beach is the perfect spot to soak up the sun and enjoy the ocean breeze.

Additionally, Spring Lake boasts a selection of top-notch restaurants where visitors can indulge in delicious cuisine while taking in the scenic views.

When it comes to lodging, visitors can choose from a range of accommodations, including cozy bed and breakfasts and luxurious hotels. Whether you prefer a quaint inn or a beachfront resort, there are options to suit every taste and budget.

To make the most of your visit to Spring Lake, consider planning your trip around local events and festivals to experience the town's vibrant culture. Whether you're interested in fine dining, a getaway at a charming bed and breakfast, outdoor activities, or simply relaxing by the beach, Spring Lake has something for everyone to enjoy.

Spring Lake Things to See and Do

The Spring Lake Community House and Theatre Company
The theatre is known for producing Broadway-quality musicals, comedies, and dramas, with professionally talented casts. Each year, the theatre puts on six different shows per season, with the opening night ticket sales of each donated to a different, well-deserving area charity.
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The Beach & Boardwalk
The boardwalk straddling between the well maintained beach and sand dunes is a tranquil walkway without any neon lights or "honky tonk" shops. It is the longest, uninterrupted, non-commercial boardwalk in the State of New Jersey. Sales of Lockers and Beach Boxes are available during the season.
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St. Catherine Church
Located in a beautiful setting across a wooden footbridge from over the lake, it prominently is featured in this charming residential neighborhood with it's distinctive architecture. The copper roof and dome, the bell tower and the exterior of the Church, the walkways and plaza were completely restored in 1994-95. A visit inside is a must. The walls are adorned with paintings by internationally acclaimed portraitist and ecclesiastical artist, Gonippo Raggi. The stained-glass windows and the baptismal were designed by well-known artists from Rome.
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Downtown
The Third Avenue downtown shopping area is a charming, tree-lined street with many upscale boutiques that are in harmony with the high priced nearby homes. Third Avenue is filled with trendy shops selling surfing gear, antiques, jewelry, homemade ice cream, and books. Not a place for chain stores and tourist souvenir shops.