When I talked about Southern New Jersey, I did not plan to cover the counties of Ocean, Mercer, Monmouth, but it was difficult to leave certain attractions. South Jersey Island has a big deal to provide people traveling to the area. There are lots of things to do and see. There are three theme parks in Six Flags, including Jackson in New Jersey Province, and it is very attractive for families. Hurricane Harbor, New Jersey's largest water park, Wild Safari, Six Flags Great Adventure. It is a legendary park. The Jersey Shore Premium Outlet is located in Tinton Falls and offers exclusive outlet shopping with 120 designer brand brands and Jackson Premium Outlets. There is a Monmouth Park Racetrack in the Ocean Port, and a thoroughbred race such as harness race, trotter, pacer, daytime race etc will be done. After that, there is the New Egyptian Speedway and the old Bridgetownship Raceway for motor sports. If you are participating in motor sports, Atco Raceway must be the point of interest to your trip. In Monmouth, there is Battlefield State Park in Manalapan, which was the biggest battlefield of the American Revolution. Thousands of people visit the park in June to reproduce the fight of Monmouth.
As you head towards the coast, you will find Jenkinson's board walk at Point Pleasant Beach with amusement parks, aquariums, shops, games and nightclubs. Downtown has 100 independent antique shops. Seaside Heights is a famous boardwalk with exciting nightlife and wonderful family entertainment. Then visit the casino and Funtown Piers. In February there is Polar Bear Plunge and in December New Year 's fireworks festival will be held. Long Beach Island has Viking Village in Bannegat and Sandy Hook National Recreation Area in Highland. Tuckerton Seaport experiences multi-faceted entertainment, education and maritime exhibitions. Barnegat Bay Lighthouse Museum has Island Beach, Barnegat Bay and Long Beach Island. The Red Bank has 1926 's historical theater and Count · Baisy theater which continue jazz, dance, comedy, rock and roll.
To move to the southernmost point of New Jersey, to start in Cape May District and go up the state, start from the southernmost point of Cape May - Louis Ferry, New Jersey Cape May. When you observe whales on the Cape May cruise boat or visit the Cape May Coast Guard Training Center, there are lots of tourists in Cape May and its Victorian architecture. Cape Maybird Observatory, unique pedestrian mall, famous Cape May zoo and park. Jet ski rental, kayak, fishing, surfing, wild bird watching, boating, cycling, and of course there are many places for camping. Let's visit famous family vacation destinations of Avalon, Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Stone Harbor, Wildwood and Strassmere. In addition, inland is Margate, Somers Point, Linwood, Northfield, Absecon, Galloway Twp. , Pleasantville, Historic Smithville, Smithville Village, there are many shops and artisan shops. The Cape May Maeden Atlantic Center (MAC), formed in 1970 to destroy the Emlen Physic Estate in 1879, is Cape May's # 39 Victorian House Museum. MAC also restores and operates Cape May Lighthouse in 1859 and can go up the stairs in 199 and take a breathtaking view of the Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.
In Atlantic City and surroundings there are 11 luxury hotels / casino resorts that offer the best entertainment and world-class meals. Caesar's pier shop, a world-class Mia's restaurant, of course Atlantic City walks and outlets have staggering bargains for clothing. If you are a golfer, Seaview · Maylot is a prime stop. Oceanville has 23 thousand acres of grounds and Neues Museum in Edwin B Forsyth Wildlife Reserve. If you have that winery you can choose a lot in southern New Jersey. Balcony of Belgium, Cape May, Heritage, Plage, Renault Winery, Egg Harbor City, Tomazello, Tosa, Charlotte, Codarossa, Chestnut Ran, Diermatteo, Natali, Valenciano, Auburn Road, Swansea, Wagon House. There is a new Panther Branch Vineyard at Vineland NJ.
Inland-South-New Jersey is the birthplace of culture blueberries and ranked second in the nation for blueberry production. Hammonton is its capital city, the famous Red, White and Blueberry Festival will be held in late June. There is a blueberry farm that picks yourself. Jersey contains fresh tomatoes, peaches, apples, cucumbers and jersey fresh corn. Vineland NJ's new farmer market will soon be opened. Hammonton is also home to the nationally famous Batsto Village, as the village returned in 1766. American history in the 2nd century against the background of Pine Barrens. There are many campgrounds nearby, but Wharton State Park and Azionu Lake offer a wonderful vacation. If family entertainment is required, please enjoy dolphins and whale watching tours at Atlantic City's steel pier and the coast of Gardiner. Absecon boasts Lucy the Elephant with 100 years of history, its tall lighthouse and Margate. After that, return to Atlantic City board walk in 1870 and enjoy many festivals, air show and free entertainment at Kennedy Plaza. There are historical sites like the Korea War Memorial.
Blessed with the traditions and history of Cumberland County, there are 2,200 buildings of colonies, Victorian, Federalist. The brick sidewalks, lanterns and benches are adjacent to the river front promenade and the Fountain Plaza with scenic views. Cohanzick Zoo and park of 1100 acres, 4 museums, canoe rental, swimming and picnick home. After that, there is AJ Meerwald and the beautiful Delaware river estuary and the bivalve wild landscape Maurice River. The 115-foot tour of AJ Meerwald will help the 1928 Delaware Bay Schooner Ship teach marine history. If you enjoy art, Millville's art district along High Street is a must-see. Every Friday is open late for tourists and do not forget Millville Motorsports Park and Army Airfield Museum. There are lots of things to see more from someone who lived here for his entire life. Depart Milville and leave the captain of Dave Scheeler and the river cruise at the beginning of High Street. You can see Bald Eagle, Osprey, Purple Martins etc. along the Morris River. If the fishery goes to the capital of the weak fish in the world of Forte Square, you catch flounder, blue fish, stripper, weak fish, and bass at the Delaware Bay estuary.
