Brick Township Reservoir, reservoir in Ocean and Monmouth counties, New Jersey, United States
Brick Township Reservoir is a water storage facility in Ocean County, New Jersey, built around maintained walking paths and seating areas. Along the grounds, visitors will find gazebos, fishing platforms, and gardens planted with native species.
The site was originally a sand and gravel pit that was converted over more than a decade into the township's main water storage facility. The transformation was driven by the need to secure a reliable water supply for the local community during dry periods and emergencies.
The reservoir serves as a gathering place where residents and visitors spend time with family and friends to escape busy surroundings. The maintained paths and viewing stations create spaces for quiet moments and offer a way for people to connect with nature near their community.
The site closes each year from August through May, so it is worth checking current opening times before you go. Two parking areas off Herbertsville Road and Metedeconk Road give easy access to the walking paths on the grounds.
The grounds are lit after dark, which makes it possible to walk around the reservoir in the evening, something rare for a water storage facility. This sets it apart from most similar sites that close or restrict access at nightfall.
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