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Little Treasures Playground – Ocean County, New Jersey – Parks & Playgrounds
There are two sets of play equipment for all ages at Little Treasures. Photo Credit Jersey Family Fun
3 Reasons my family loves Little Treasures Playground
- The park has equipment for all of my kids to enjoy. Whether its playing basketball, drawing with chalk under the big pavilion, or climbing on the jungle gyms there is something to keep the kids entertained.
- The park has been around since 2010 but was beginning to show signs of wear and tear. The township recently replaced damaged parts of the playground and are doing a great job maintaining the safety of the playground equipment. The grounds of the park were free of trash and debris.
- The equipment is spread out around the play area well. You don’t feel like you are on top of one another and the kids have room to run.
Trying out the tire swing. Photo Credit Jersey Family Fun
What Little Treasures Playground Offers
- Baseball Diamond
- Basketball Court
- Large Covered Pavillion
- Playground
- Slides
- Climbing Feature
- Monkey Bars
- Firemans pole
- Toddler Playground
- Slides
- Tic Tac Toe board
- Matching spinners
- Swings
- Seesaw
- Zip Line
- Tire Swing
Playing at the top of the jungle gym Photo Credit Jersey Family Fun
The Little Treasures Playground is located off of Radio Rd in Little EggHarbor (Mystic Island) in Ocean County. The playground is open sunrise to sunset 7 days a week.
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Edward Crean
Saturday 15th of August 2020
I've visited the Little Treasures Playground in Mystic Island, NJ and was very disappointed, lots of damage and the teenagers hangout there using foul language in front of young children and parents, riding their bikes inside the playground and harassing visitors, I think it's a disgrace and something needs to be done to make it better again.
Jennifer Auer
Monday 17th of August 2020
That's terrible to hear Edward. I would recommend reaching out to the Ocean County Parks and Recreation department. They can have that taken care of. We aren't directly involved with the park. - Jenn