Those of us who are from New Jersey don’t need to be convinced that our state parks are pretty awesome, but recently one of our New Jersey state parks received a major honor. Island Beach State Park was named the best state park in America by HomeToGo.com.… Read more...
When you think of the Jersey shore, images of the bright lights and busyness of the boardwalk, seaside amusements and large crowds likely come to mind. But if this isn’t your idea of a day at the beach, there’s still a perfect Jersey shore destination for you.… Read more...
Looking for a fun South Jersey day trip? Check out Batsto Village! Located in Wharton State Forest, the village is a former bog iron and glass-making community that was a pivotal part of the New Jersey economy in the 17th and 18th centuries.… Read more...
Located on the banks of the Delaware River in Titusville NJ, the historic ground that is now Washington Crossing State Park was the starting point for one of the most pivotal moments in American history. After crossing the icy Delaware into New Jersey on Christmas night in 1776, General George Washington and the Continental Army landed here and began their march to Trenton where the battle that turned the tide of the American Revolution occurred.… Read more...
Looking for fun things to do in Central NJ? Why not check out Cheesequake State Park? This unique New Jersey park, easily accessed from the Garden State Parkway, offers visitors the opportunity to explore two distinctly different ecosystems while enjoying a variety of outdoor activities.… Read more...
If you’re looking for things to do in northern New Jersey, consider a trip to Liberty State Park in Jersey City. This spectacular park offers breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty and the Manhattan skyline and is a dramatic setting in which to enjoy a number of outdoor recreational activities.… Read more...
In June of 1777, one of the largest battles of the Revolutionary War took place on the rolling farm fields and woodlands of Monmouth Court House in Central New Jersey. It was a sweltering hot day, and nearly as many men died from heatstroke as did from losses to the enemy.… Read more...
