Halloween is Coming to the Jersey Shore!
Posted by Shawn Clayton on
Halloween is on a Saturday this year, and you know what that means! There will be plenty of daylight hours available to get set for the scary, morbid fun to come when the sun goes down. The Jersey Shore has plenty of creepy attractions for just about everyone, from relaxed non-scary family events to some of the creepiest and most twisted haunted houses and ghost walks out there. It's enough to scare the pants off even the most hardened cynic.
Get out this weekend and enjoy some of the local attractions put on by your neighbors. We present to you the top 5 events worth checking out in the Jersey Shore area this coming up weekend.
5) iPlay America's Spooky Spectacular - Freehold, NJ
Nearby Communities: Rumson, Navesink.
A full weekend of fun…
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