Turn-of-the-century architecture borders the wide tree-lined streets which surround a large lake. "Spring Lake" is named for the fountains of crystal clear water which emanate from a multitude of underground springs. Paths, shady nooks and rock gardens extend through the weeping willow lined shores of the lake and provide a peaceful spot for a quiet evening walk.  Stroll through the park, walk across the bridges and enjoy Third Avenue, its’ quaint main street. Explore the town and boardwalk on a bike or relax on the beach.

People visit this community for its boardwalk and sand-dune beaches, which are rare at this part of the shore. This family oriented town includes four main beaches (North Beach, North End Pavilion Beach, Pier and South End Pavilion Beach) which are tranquil and sparsely populated during the week, but get lively on summer weekends. Behind the beaches and boardwalks, beautiful homes with well kept gardens and shrubbery on quiet streets add an extra special charm.

Although a quiet town, Spring Lake does have many activities to offer. Surfing is a year-round pastime and is officially done at Monmouth Avenue and Remsen Avenue during the summer. Scuba Diving is also popular, and there is a ship wreck just off Spring Lake which attracts many divers. Fresh and saltwater fishing can be done right off the beach. Concerts are often held at the Gazebo or the theater at the Community House.  The town is noted for more than 60 fine shops and boutiques and a variety of gourmet restaurants are here to tempt your appetite. Everything from home-cooked meals in a quiet atmosphere to continental cuisine in elegant surroundings is available.  Staying at one of Spring Lake’s romantic bed & breakfast inns will make your visit a truly enjoyable experience.

2007 CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Saturdays in July & August

Bottle Shop at Third Avenue and Washington invites all wine lovers to complimentary wine tastings every Saturday from 3-5 pm.

July 27-28, August 3 & 4, 2007

Shakespeare In The Park will present William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew in Devine Park. Performances are free of charge and begin at 7:30 pm. Play will run roughly 90 min with no intermission. Audience is encouraged to bring lawn chairs / blankets as open seating is on the grass.

August 18, 2007

Find end of summer bargains galore during the Summer Sidewalk Sale. (Rain Date August 25th)

For further information regarding these events and the Spring Lake chamber members who support these community activities,  please visit www.springlake.org or call 732.449.0577.