Learning, Exploring and Growing Together

The United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counties (UWMOC), in partnership with the Borough of Tinton Falls, is proud to bring a new Born Learning STEAM Trail to Sycamore Park.

This interactive outdoor learning experience gives young children and their caregivers an opportunity to learn, play and explore together while building important early learning skills. Through hands-on activities along the trail, children can discover science, technology, engineering, art and math concepts in a fun and engaging outdoor setting.

A Trail Designed for Learning Through Play

The Born Learning STEAM Trail features interactive learning stations that encourage children and caregivers to explore their surroundings, ask questions, solve problems and use their creativity.

As families move along the trail, children can practice skills such as:

• Observing and identifying things in nature
• Exploring their surroundings
• Recognizing shapes, patterns and numbers
• Using creativity and imagination
• Practicing early science and math skills
• Learning through movement and hands-on activities

The trail is designed to make learning part of everyday family experiences, helping children build skills that support their development and future success.

Visit the Born Learning STEAM Trail

The Born Learning STEAM Trail is located at:

Sycamore Park
977 Sycamore Avenue
Tinton Falls, NJ

The trail is available for families and caregivers to enjoy while visiting the park. Bring your children, explore the trail together and discover new ways to make learning part of your everyday adventures.

Ribbon Cutting Celebration

Join UWMOC and the Borough of Tinton Falls as we celebrate the opening of the Born Learning STEAM Trail.

Tuesday, October 13, 2026
4:00 PM
Sycamore Park
977 Sycamore Avenue, Tinton Falls, NJ

For more information or to RSVP, contact info@uwmoc.org or 848-206-2046.

Keep Learning Along the Way

The Born Learning STEAM Trail is more than a walk through the park. It is an opportunity for children and caregivers to learn together, explore their community and build skills that can last a lifetime.

UWMOC is proud to help bring this interactive learning experience to Tinton Falls and create another resource that supports children, families and a stronger community.