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 Neptune Township, formed in 1879, gets its name from Roman God of the Sea. Neptune Township is
situated in the central easternmost part of Monmouth County. Many homes reflect a charming look into the past with many Victorian style homes, ranches,
townhouses and condos. It is close to NYC trains, shopping and restaurants. Neptune City is a borough located along the Shark River. Unincorporated communities,
partially or completely within Neptune City include Neptune Heights and Ocean Grove Heights. The
borough borders the Monmouth County municipalities of Avon-by-the-Sea, Bradley Beach and Neptune Township.
The Neptune City School District serves students in Kindergarten through eighth grade at Woodrow Wilson
School.
Monmouth County is Known for Great Schools and Colleges,
an Extensive County Park System, Attractive Homes and Outstanding
White Sandy Beaches. Monmouth County's Shore Towns Offer Fine dining
and Shopping as well as Entertainment Venues. Among the Performing Arts
to be discovered are the Count Basie Theater,
Two Rivers Theater in Red Bank, Asbury Park 1920s Paramount Theater, Convention
Center, and the Stone Pony, which has hosted native New Jerseyans
such as "The Boss" Bruce Springstein and Bon Jovi. Monmouth County is
located just an hour away from New York City and 90 minutes from
Philadelphia. Travel to this Area is Available Via Bus, Trains or
Ferries.
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