5 Things to do in New Jersey Without Going to the Beach
Plan a day touring both Ellis Island and Libert State Park. Tour guides will provide insight the history of immigration in our country that will, no doubt, create curiosity about your own family history.
You will need to take a ferry to access the island. While there is no admission charge to visit Ellis Island and Liberty State Park, you will have to buy ferry tickets.
There's always something new to see at Adventure Aquarium. With over 15,000 animal exhibits, your kids will be fascinated and entertained. Visitors get an up-close look at real marine wildlife.
The shark exhibit is awesome, and you'll be able to view from the shark bridge, or walk through the shark tunnel, where you'll feel like you're in the water with these magnificent creatures.
They also have a special touch tank, where visitors can reach out and touch real animals. Be prepared to take lots of pictures.
They have over 20 rides that are geared towards children, as well as live shows and characters that roam the park.
For the bigger kids, there are many thrill rides to choose from. Choices run from the Jersey Devil Coaster, Medusa, Sky Screamer Extreme Flight and more.
They also have the famous drive thru safari. A single day ticket for Great Adventure will cost approximately 45 bucks. They have various season pass programs that cost under a hundred bucks.
A visit to Lambertville is akin to taking a trip back in time to small town USA. You'll find some great antique shopping in this charming town. Check out the preserved Victorian homes, coffee shops and more. Located along the Delaware River, this is a beautiful day out.
Planetarium at the NJ State Museum
Who doesn't like gazing up in the sky and a marveling at the universe beyond earth. This planetarium is one of New Jersey's best kept secrets. It is located within the New Jersey State Museum.
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