Wall township gears up for touch-a-truck family fest

WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ — Wall Township is set to host its annual Touch-a-Truck event this Saturday, April 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Wall Community Park, bringing an array of emergency and construction vehicles for children and families to explore.

The free event, organized by Wall Recreation, promises interactive displays of fire trucks, police cars, ambulances, dump trucks, and more. Children will have the chance to climb aboard vehicles, take photos, and learn firsthand about the machines and the roles they play in the community.

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Touch-a-Truck will be held at Wall Community Park on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Kids can explore a variety of vehicles including fire trucks, ambulances, and dump trucks.
Donations will be accepted for the Make-A-Wish Foundation at the event.

Community fun with a charitable twist

Alongside the hands-on vehicle displays, families can enjoy music provided by a live DJ and food available on site. Organizers encourage visitors to bring friends and family for a day of educational and recreational fun.

Eventgoers are also invited to stop by the Make-A-Wish Foundation tent during the festivities. Donations are welcomed and will support the organization’s efforts to grant wishes for children with critical illnesses.

The event will take place at 1870 Bailey’s Corner Road. In the case of inclement weather, the rain date is set for Saturday, May 3.

Family-friendly and free to attend

The Wall Recreation Department, which sponsors the event, described it as “a fun, family event enjoyed by kids of all ages,” with something for everyone in the community.

For more information, attendees can contact the Wall Recreation Department at 732-449-8444 ext. 2251.

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