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To the West lies Pennsylvania across the mighty Delaware River, to the east is the Altantic Ocean and to the South West is Delaware, and to the North and Northeast is, of course, New York, across the famous Hudson river. Because of its sheer vastness New Jersey can be taken as almost five different regions. There is, in which case, most certainly, something for everyone here. There are rivers, the ocean, lakes, theatres, romantic getaways, amusement parks, shopping, there is almost a world of attractions here in New Jersey.
How about enriching your children knowledge about traditional ways of life? Fosterfields Living Historical Farm has been there since the 18th century, they demonstrate farm life, farming methods and more! Your kids can crack corn, feed the chickens, tend to the garden, and go back home knowing so much more about the old way of life.
If your family is a bunch of animal lovers, there are many things to do in NJ. The Lakota Wolf Preserve in the mountains of the Delaware Water Gap can be a lifetime family experience among tundra wolfs. Or do you just like cats? Visit Tabby’s Place, a cat sanctuary in Ringoes, NJ. Where cats in need of a home are allowed to live in a cage-free environment.
Amusement parks and party places for families with little children are aplenty too. Kid Junction in Branchburg Commons or Funplex in East Hanover offer many fun amusements and attraction. Driving Ranges, Mini golfing, carting, play dates, educational field trips, and so forth; let the fun begin!
Adults – Rediscovering Romance
New Jersey is a top weekend retreat for couples in the north east. Needless to say there are any number of romantic getaways in NJ , activities and attractions for couples from different parts of the world. Usually, May, June, and September are the best months to enjoy visiting New Jersey.
If you’re looking for one of the most historic and best romantic beach resorts in New Jersey, Cape May would have to be it. There are any number of quaint B&B’s and fine dining options, you could also opt for carriage rides, vine yard tours and not to forget, an absolutely unforgettable evening in the Cape May Lighthouse.
How does a quiet weekend in a town built along the banks of a river sound? Tres romantic? Well, Frenchtown would have to be it then. A Historic riverside village that offers vintage cottages, spa resorts and more. You can make it a weekend to remember!
If the river sounds a bit small, you could definitely choose the ocean! Yes, there are many, small coastal towns on the Atlantic shore for you to pick from. Even New Jersey shore offers great hideaways like Manasquan, with its throbbing night clubs and great surfing, or Ship Bottom, an exciting weekend getaway on Long Beach Island.
Remember, no matter who are, or which part of the country you visit from, New Jersey Tourism offers a great mix of attractions for you!
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