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Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ (with Photos)

Heritage Park Playground in Asbury New Jersey is another one of those playgrounds that have undergone a massive renovation. Gone are the wooden playground structures. In its place is a very large playground structure with a three-level tower, a tot lot, and plenty of areas to play, climb, swing, slide, and more.

WIDE - playground structure with spinners and some swings At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

10 Things to Know About Heritage Park Playground in Asbury

As part of our challenge to write about 100 New Jersey playgrounds in 100 days we bring you the details about Heritage Park Playground, a playground in Asbury Park.

While we don’t know exactly when the renovation occurred, we did the last feature on this playground in 2016. When we revisited on August 4, 2022, the equipment was all new. The pictures and details here are based on that visit.

Where is Heritage Park Playground located?

Heritage Park is located at 663 Fox Farm Road, Asbury, Bethlehem Township, New Jersey in Hunterdon County. The park is part of the Bethlehem Township park system.

TALL - Playground structure parking lot side 1 At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

What kind of playground equipment does the Heritage Park have?

The park features a large playground with a 3 story tower, slides, and climbing areas. There is also a tot lot, swings, spinners, and other special features.

WIDE - Playground structure with spinners BEST At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

Are there swings?

In the area where the main playground structure is there are two swing structures. One has 7 traditional swings and 1 accessible.

SWINGS - traditional and accessible swings WIDE BEST At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

Nearby there is another structure with a tire swing.

SWINGS - Tire swing TALL At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

In the preschool/tot lot there is a structure with 4 baby swings.

SWINGS - baby swings WIDE At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

Are there slides?

The large playground structure has FIVE slides! The most impressive of the slides is a 3-story high tunnel slide that twists twice on the way down.

SLIDES - tunnel 2 twist slide 1 At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

In addition to that slide, there is another twisting tunnel slide that twists once, an open slide that twists, and two slides that have some curviness to them.

The toddler playground has two slides, one on the front and another on the back.

What special features does the playground offer?

The large playground features climbing walls, monkey bars, bridges, an enclosed climbing web, and ladders.

WIDE - Playground Structure with 1 spinner parking lot side At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

There are three spinners: a large spinning web, a smaller spinning globe, and a high-back spinner.

There is a zip line than can accommodate two riders.

FEATURES - Zipline both seats TALL At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

What kind of ground cover does the playground have?

The ground cover is wood mulch.

FEATURES - unique bridges At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

Is the playground at Heritage Park accessible?

The largest playground structure itself is not accessible. There are no ramps on it. There’s an activity board that is at ground level.

That being said the zip line has an accessible seat and there is an accessible swing.

FEATURES - Zipline CLOSE UP of accessible seat At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

Is there shade available at the Heritage Park Playground? 

The 3-story tower has paneling on the side allows for kids to have activities as they climb each level and to also be in the shade.

There are also umbrellas that stretch over portions of the playground.

FEATURES - Bridge, climbing ladder, SHADY At Heritage Park Playground in Asbury NJ

There is a wonderful area, between the playgrounds, that has a collection of trees. These are wide trees that provide lots of shade and limbs for climbing. We saw plenty of kids, during our visit, take advantage of this area to sit in the trees and talk with each other.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - EXTRA - Walking Path to playground WIDE - SHADY

There is also a pavilion at one end of the playground and parking lot.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - SHADY - Pavilion

Where is parking for the Heritage Park Playground? 

There is a very large parking lot that runs the length of the playground and around to the basketball court side.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - Parking Lot

Are there restrooms at Heritage Park?

There were port-a-potties between the playground and the parking lot.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - Port-A-Potty Tall

What else is there to do at Heritage Park?

In addition to the playground at Heritage Park, there are additional amenities available for visitors.

Are there walking trails?

There are walking trails around the park, playground, and fields.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - EXTRA - Walking Path with shady trees TALL

Outdoor Obstacle Course Test

Between the playground and the baseball field, there is an Outdoor Obstacle Course test. It’s meant for visitors to be able to train through an obstacle course and time themselves if they wish.

Musconetcong River Trail

The Musconetcong River Trail trail runs along the ridge of the mountain. The Musconetcong Gorge Preserve says, “most of the trails range from moderate to slightly difficult. They take advantage of the smoothest grounds but are steep in some areas.” You can access the trail from the park between the playground and the baseball field.

Are there fields or courts for sports? 

There is a basketball court, baseball field, soccer field, open grassy areas, and a gaga pit.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - EXTRA - Mountain View behind basketball courts

Bonus information we want you to know about Heritage Park 

Heritage Park is located in the secluded hills of Hunterdon County. With a small butterfly garden at the entrance, multiple play areas, and open fields, it’s an immense space that is home to many activities and adventures. With the park’s location, it’s a great place to go as a family because children have access to everything at once.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - EXTRAS - Open Grassy Area TALL

Who do I contact about having a birthday party or event at Heritage Park Playground?

We provide these details about this Asbury playground as a service to our readers and the park. However, Jersey Family Fun is not directly involved with this park. To reserve Heritage Park playground for a birthday party or private event, please get in touch with them directly by calling (908) 735-4107, emailing [email protected], or visiting their website.

Heritage Park in Asbury NJ - EXTRA - Walking Path to playground TALL

Find more great playgrounds in New Jersey

Visit Hunterdon County parks and playgrounds to learn more about playgrounds near this one. Visit our series on New Jersey Playgrounds and Parks to learn more about the great playgrounds across our state.

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Nuna Bizness

Friday 19th of August 2022

Can you launch your paramotor from this park?

Jennifer Auer

Friday 19th of August 2022

Nuna, we are not able to answer that. I would recommend contacting the Hunterdon County Parks & Recreation department with that question. – Jenn

Andrea Marsh

Monday 3rd of September 2018

Heritage park is not in warren county but in bethlehem township, hunterdon county. Bethlehem residents paid for and continue to pay for the park and the booster club built and paid for the playgrounds.

Jennifer A.

Tuesday 4th of September 2018

Thank you for letting us know. I have gone ahead and updated our article to reflect this.

Lauren Brown

Wednesday 8th of November 2017

HI - Is there hunting in the park this time of year? I'd like to walk, hike, horse ride, etc. at the park without risk of interfering with hunting (or accidentally becoming a target). Can you let me know if there are 'hunting hours' or days that are hunter-free?

Jennifer A.

Friday 10th of November 2017

Lauren, we don't know. I would recommend contacting the Hunterdon County Parks & Recreation department with that question. - Jenn

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