Join the Monmouth University and Brookdale Community College Chapter of Water Watch this Earth Day for our 3rd Annual Navesink and Swimming River Cleanup!
Sunday, April 19th 11am – 2pm
Meet us at PoricyPark - Oak Hill Rd. entrance, Middletown
Rain or Shine. Free Breakfast and BBQ.
We'll be cleaning up the old farmer's dump in the
park and also sending a few groups to clean up the banks of the
Navesink on the Westside of Red Bank.
Directions:
Garden State Parkway from the NORTH: Get off at Exit 114(Holmdel-Middletown). At the light at the end of the ramp, make a left onto Red Hill Road. Make a right at the second light onto Dwight Road and stay on this road 1 1/2 miles. At light, turn left onto Middletown-Lincroft Road. Continue for 1/4 mile, and turn right at the first light onto Oak Hill Road. Go over one set of railroad tracks. The Nature Center is on the right immediately before the second set of railroad tracks.
Via the Garden State Parkway from the SOUTH: Get off at Exit 114 (Holmdel-Middletown). Make a right at light at end of the ramp. At next light, turn right onto Dwight Road. Stay on this road 1 1/2 miles to the first light. At this light, turn left onto Middletown-Lincroft Road. Continue for 1/4 mile, and turn right at the first light onto Oak Hill Road. Go over one set of railroad tracks. The Nature Center is on the right immediately before the second set of railroad tracks.
Via Route 35 from the SOUTH: Approximately 1 mile north of Red Bank, take Oak Hill Road west. There are Poricy Park signs at this intersection. The Nature Center is on the left, just after the railroad tracks.
Via Route 35 from the NORTH: Take Chapel Hill Road Exit.Follow Jug Handle to right. At Traffic light, corss over route 35. Chapel Hill Road becomes Oak Hill Road. The Nature Center is approximately 1 mile up Oak Hill Road on the Left hand side just after railroad tracks.
Via Route 34 heading SOUTH: Take Route 520 East (into Lincroft). Make a left onto Middletown-Lincroft Road (at Lincroft Inn) and follow Oak Hill Road (third traffic light). Turn right onto Oak Hill Road. The Nature Center is on the right, immediately before the second set of railroad tracks.
