Allaire State Park in central New Jersey, near Farmingdale, spans parts of Howell and Wall Township and blends recreation with a major industrial history site. Its centerpiece is Allaire Village, the restored remains of the early 19th-century iron-making community first known as Howell Works, founded by James P. Allaire and sustained by local bog iron deposits. Restored structures include shops, houses, and a church, with a recreated workers’ row house serving as a visitor center and museum. The park also features the Pine Creek Railroad, trails, camping, picnic areas, and the freshwater Manasquan River, linking the region’s natural landscape to its ironworking past.

Wall, New Jersey · USA