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Artists from all over the county exhibit their works here.
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A showcase of John Frederick Peto, known for trompe l’oeil-style paintings. Fully accessible.
The museum building was named after Elizabeth Sculthorp Force, a local social reformer. On the lower level, the Birdsall Room showcases the county's past, while the Pauline S. Miller Exhibit holds temporary exhibits. Historical clothing can be found on the upper level in the Pierson Emporium. The online bookstore sells vintage maps and local history books.
Jet Ski, waverunner and boat rentals, no boating license required, however age restrictions are in force; bring valid photo ID.
Barnegat Bay Maritime Museum
A small museum featuring historic boats from around the Jersey Shore, with a library and gift shop.
Cruise along the only genuine paddleboat in New Jersey. There are several options available, including a sightseeing cruise. Tickets must be paid in advance.
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.