Toms river keeps the fun going with fall recreation lineup

Toms River, NJ – Summer may be winding down, but the Toms River Recreation Department is keeping the calendar packed with fitness, sports, and family-friendly activities stretching through September and October.

The season kicked off August 31 with stand-up paddleboarding at Shelter Cove, and continues this week with yoga and Zumba classes at Youth Services. Upcoming highlights include pickleball at Bey Lea on September 9, youth tennis on September 13, and a “Chef It Up” cooking class with Chef Sue on September 17.

Families will find plenty of options as well, including a Schools Out Multi-Sport Camp on September 23, karate and skateboarding camps on September 30, and Lego robotics and coding programs in early October. Marine Science Mondays begin October 6, followed by a Schools Out Tennis Camp on October 13.

Toms River Mayor Dan Rodrick encourages residents to get involved and stay active with the town’s full list of community events that includes something everyone of all ages.

Organizers note that more programs are expected to be added. Residents can register online at Community Pass.

For more information, contact the Toms River Recreation Department at 732-341-1000 ext. 8414 or recreation@tomsrivertownship.com. Updates are also posted on the Toms River Township Government Facebook page.

SEPTEMBER

Sept 3rd Yoga with Ashley from Pure at Youth Services 12pm

Sept 3rd Zumba with Anne at Youth Services 6pm

Sept 5th Zumba with Anne at Youth Services 2pm

Sept 7th Adult SUP at Shelter Cove with Jen, Coastline Adventures (last class of the season)

Sept 8th Yoga with Ashley from Pure at Youth Services 4:45pm

Sept 9th Pickleball with Mike at Bey Lea 4pm or 5:30pm

Sept 13th Youth Tennis at Bey Lea with USA Sports

Sept 17th Chef It Up at Youth Services with Chef Sue 6pm

Sept 23rd Schools Out Multi-Sport Camp with USA Sports at Youth Services 9am

Sept 30th Karate with Master Keith at Youth Services Beginners 6pm & Intermediate 6:45pm

Sept 30th Skateboard Camp with Jen of Coastline Adventures at Toms River Skate Park Beginners 4:30pm

OCTOBER

Oct 2nd Skateboard Camp with Jen of Coastline Adventures at Toms River Skate Park Intermediates 4:30pm

Oct 3rd Built By Me Lego Robotics & Coding at Youth Services Grades 2-3 5:15pm & Grades 3-5 6:30pm

Oct 6th Marine Science Mondays with Liam, from New Logic Marine Science Camp at Youth Services 6:15pm

Oct 13th Schools Out Tennis Camp with USA Sports at 1810 Warren Point Rd 9am

Key Points

Toms River Recreation offering fitness, sports, and youth camps through September and October.
Activities include yoga, Zumba, paddleboarding, karate, skateboarding, and robotics.
Registration available online via Community Pass.

Toms River is proving that fun doesn’t end when summer does.

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