Activities in New Jersey
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All Points West
Can an indie music-and-art festival founded in the desert near Palm Springs thrive in the land of Bruce Springsteen?The organizers of the annual Co... More -
Allan & Suzi
Specializing in a mix of contemporary designers and disco-era vintage. More -
Asbury Lanes
Shore punks flock to this bowling alley for rock shows and a friendly bar. More -
Bar Majestic
1920s burlesque theater turned tapas bar More -
Barnegat Light Historical Society Museum
Explore 90 miles of sandy beaches, then take a look around the 150-year-old Barnegat Lighthouse. The centerpiece of the museum is the lighthouse's ... More -
Bay Springs Farm Alpacas
Here, you can visit a herd of alpacas and buy homespun scarves, shawls, and sweaters. More -
Brant Beach
Just when you think this beach couldn't possibly get more retro - not an iPod or cell phone in sight - a clean shaven Wally Cleaver look-alike driv... More -
Bridge Kitchenware
New Yorkers who once patronized this 63-year-old restaurant-supply company’s Manhattan location (now closed) know it’s worth the 45-minute schlep t... More -
Cape May Bird Observatory
Take one of the excellent guided birding walks at Cape May Point, on the Delaware Bay. More -
Delaware & Raritan Canal State Park
Walk or bike along this 60-mile trail. More -
Floyd Moreland Historic Dentzel / Looff Carousel
Go for a spin on the boardwalk carousel. Some of the hand-carved animals—there are 58, in all—date to the 1890s. More -
Long Beach Island
About 30 miles up the coast from Atlantic City, Long Beach Island is a narrow strip of sand just two blocks wide and 20 miles long that's linked to... More -
Lucy the Elephant
Lucy, Margate's iconic 65-foot-tall elephant-shaped house, now open to the public. More -
Perrine Boatworks
Watch master boatbuilders in this workshop at the Tuckerton Seaport, a living-history museum of coastal arts and crafts. More
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