Monmouth And Ocean County Early Voting Locations
There’s some changes to the Monmouth and Ocean County early voting locations for the 2024 election that you should probably know about. Here’s where the locations are. Early Voting Statewide…

Early voting locations will open for registered New Jersey voters on October 26th.
(Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)There's some changes to the Monmouth and Ocean County early voting locations for the 2024 election that you should probably know about. Here's where the locations are.
Early Voting Statewide
Early voting across the entire state begins on Saturday, October 26th. This is specifically for in-person voting. According to a law passed in 2021, each county must create early voting locations for registered residents and make them available for 9 days before the November general election day.
The early voting locations for in person voting will be open through Sunday, November 3rd. Hours for all locations in Monmouth and Ocean County are Monday to Saturday from 10am til 8pm and Sunday 10am til 6pm.
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Voters must be registered to vote. The registration deadline has already passed, the deadline to register was October 15th.
Ocean County Early Voting Locations
Below are the early voting locations in Ocean County. Find more details here.
Ocean County ClerkThese are the Ocean County early voting locations for in person voting for the fall of 2024.
Monmouth County Early Voting Locations
These are the Monmouth County locations. Find more information here.
Colts Neck Public Library, 2 Veterans Way
Monmouth County Library, Hazlet, on Middle Road
Church of St. Veronica, Howell on Route 9 North
The Women’s Club of Little Silver, on Church Street in Little Silver
Brookdale Community College – Long Branch Campus at 213 Broadway in Long Branch
Monmouth County Library Headquarters on Symmes Drive in Manalapan
Middletown township's Croydon Hall on Leonardville Road
Neptune Township Senior Center on Corlies Road
The Kelly Community Center in Spring Lake Heights on Ocean Road
Hope Fire Company #1 on Route 526 in Allentown
7 Great Places To View Fall Foliage In Ocean County
Check out our list of 7 great places to bring the whole gang leaf peeping to view some of the best Fall foliage in Ocean County over the next month!
The Fall Foliage in Ocean County is about to pop bigtime and you better be ready! Grab your favorite flannel, some sun block, shades, comfy sneaks or hikers, maybe a pair of binoculars, and of course some form of camera!
Ocean County is about midway towards our leaves turning full color, with vibrant shades of red, yellow, orange and brown surrounding the landscape.
Island Beach State Park Berkeley Township
You might think IBSP is just Pine Trees and Beach Plum bushes. No sir! Many varieties of Maple, Birch, Holly, and Oak can be found. Plus it's a fantastic place to take a bicycle or even a kayak leaf peeping tour!
Forked River State Marina 311 S Main St, Forked River
the marina is a great area to hang out and view amazing fall colors. It's even better if you have a boat and haven't taken it out of the water yet.
NJ State Parks WebsiteDouble Trouble State Park 581 Pinewald Keswick Road Bayville
This is one of mine and my family's favorite parks in Ocean County. Plenty of trails to hike, spots to fish, visit the historic village, and of course check out awesome fall foliage, right down the road in Bayville.
Barnegat Lighthouse State Park 208 Broadway Barnegat Light
One of the last remnants of maritime forest on Long Beach Island is found at Barnegat Lighthouse State Park. The forest, which is dominated by black cherry, sassafras, eastern red cedar and American holly, is an important resting and feeding area for migratory birds on their long journey to and from their breeding sites. The Maritime Forest Trail is a 0.2-mile-long, self-guided loop trail through this unique environment.
Wells Mills County Park 905 Wells Mills Road Waretown
Wells Mills has the distinction of being the largest park in the Ocean County park system with over 900 acres of pine and oak forest within southern New Jersey's environmental marvel known as the Pine Barrens. Miles of hiking trails with varying degrees of difficulty can be found here. The three-story Nature Center offers a great display floor, a library, and the third floor "Elizabeth Meirs Morgan Observation Deck", a great place to see a large swath of foliage.
Garden State Parkway Various Locations
Yesssirrr! The good ol' GSP is a great place to see possibly the MOST trees turning color. It can make a sometimes stressful drive a bit more relaxing. However, only whip out your phone if you're a passenger please!
Jakes Branch County Park 1100 Double Trouble Rd Beachwood
Breathtaking views of the surrounding Pine Barrens forest can be taken in from the observation deck perched 5-stories atop the nature center. Jakes Branch County Park also offers families the opportunity to picnic, walk the discovery play trail or hike and bike 8+ miles of nature trails.




