FREE ATTRACTIONS IN
NEW JERSEY
Free attractions in Southern Jersey
Atlantic City Historical Museum 609-347-5839The Atlantic City Historical Museum is open daily (check on major holidays) from 10 a.m .to 4 p.m., and is Free to the public. See beautiful exhibits and video presentations. They also have a gift shop.
Atlantic City Art Center
609-347-5837Three exhibition galleries change monthly and bi-monthly featuring artwork by contemporary artists and artisans of national, regional and local renown. Free Admission and Parking Open 10 AM - 4 PM, 7 Days a Week. Closed on National Holidays
609-347-5837Three exhibition galleries change monthly and bi-monthly featuring artwork by contemporary artists and artisans of national, regional and local renown. Free Admission and Parking Open 10 AM - 4 PM, 7 Days a Week. Closed on National Holidays
Howell Living History Farm
101 Hunter Rd Titusville NJ 609-737-3299 Howell Living History Farm is a time machine that takes you back to the year 1900 - a time when horses and buggies traveled the lanes of Pleasant Valley. When you visit You could build a barn, or deliver a lamb, or bake a loaf of bread from wheat that you grew yourself. Kids can play with the animals or help sweep up the barn. Admission is Free to this wonderful farm. Saturday is the best day to go. Clink on link above for more info
101 Hunter Rd Titusville NJ 609-737-3299 Howell Living History Farm is a time machine that takes you back to the year 1900 - a time when horses and buggies traveled the lanes of Pleasant Valley. When you visit You could build a barn, or deliver a lamb, or bake a loaf of bread from wheat that you grew yourself. Kids can play with the animals or help sweep up the barn. Admission is Free to this wonderful farm. Saturday is the best day to go. Clink on link above for more info
Cape May County Park & Zoo
Rt 9 and Crest Haven Rd Cape May (609) 465 5271 Over 100 species of wildlife are housed in the beautiful setting of this well maintained zoo. Food concessions are available as well as Picnic areas. Open Daily year round 9 - 5 Admission is Free
Rt 9 and Crest Haven Rd Cape May (609) 465 5271 Over 100 species of wildlife are housed in the beautiful setting of this well maintained zoo. Food concessions are available as well as Picnic areas. Open Daily year round 9 - 5 Admission is Free
Cattus Island County Park
1170 Cattus Island Blvd Toms River 732-270-6960 The unspoiled beauty of nature is the main attraction at Cattus Island County Park. The park, which is Free to the public, spans almost 500 acres and has miles of hiking trails. Come bird watching on boardwalks through wetlands. You can also go crabbing, cross-country skiing and fishing. Handicap-accessible, nature trails, picnic area, playground, restrooms and scenic overlooks.
1170 Cattus Island Blvd Toms River 732-270-6960 The unspoiled beauty of nature is the main attraction at Cattus Island County Park. The park, which is Free to the public, spans almost 500 acres and has miles of hiking trails. Come bird watching on boardwalks through wetlands. You can also go crabbing, cross-country skiing and fishing. Handicap-accessible, nature trails, picnic area, playground, restrooms and scenic overlooks.
Noyes Museum of Art
Lily Lake Road, Oceanville NJ (609) 652-8848
The Noyes Museum of Art is the place in southern New Jersey for people to meet, explore and enjoy art. The Noyes displays a growing collection of American fine and folk art, an exceptional collection of vintage bird decoys, and outstanding special exhibitions featuring works by leading regional and national artists. If you become a member (There is a Fee) then admission and Free. Otherwise admission is $3 -Children under 12 free
Lily Lake Road, Oceanville NJ (609) 652-8848
The Noyes Museum of Art is the place in southern New Jersey for people to meet, explore and enjoy art. The Noyes displays a growing collection of American fine and folk art, an exceptional collection of vintage bird decoys, and outstanding special exhibitions featuring works by leading regional and national artists. If you become a member (There is a Fee) then admission and Free. Otherwise admission is $3 -Children under 12 free
Somers Mansion1000 Shore Rd Somers Point NJ 609-927-2212
Somers Mansion was built around 1725 by Richard Somers, the son of an early area settler. The three-story brick dwelling, the oldest house in Atlantic city is almost 300 years old!!! The house contains beautiful 18th century furnishings Call for hours. Admission is Free
Somers Mansion was built around 1725 by Richard Somers, the son of an early area settler. The three-story brick dwelling, the oldest house in Atlantic city is almost 300 years old!!! The house contains beautiful 18th century furnishings Call for hours. Admission is Free
Discovery Seashell Museum 2717 Asbury Ave. Ocean City, NJ ( 609) 398 2316See some of the rarest and finest seashell specimens in the world. In the Shell Yard more than 10,000 varieties of seashells can be seen. Admission is Free
Sea Life Museum Marine Stranding centerBrigantine NJ 609-266-0538See marine animals up close. The Center has responded to over 2500 strandings of whales, dolphins, seals and sea turtles that have washed ashore over the years. Whenever possible, the animals are brought back to the MMSC for rehabilitation and eventual release. Rehabilitation can last up to several months and cost thousands of dollars for a single animal. Come see the current animals and learn about them for Free
Warren E. Fox Nature Center109 Rt. 50 Mays Landing NJ (609) 645-5960 See displays of the areas history and of plant and animal life. The center also offers a wide variety of Free public programs including Night Excursions, Bird Watching Reptile and Amphibian Walks, Herb Garden Talks, Lectures and much more. Call for more information
Twin Lights Historic Site
Lighthouse Road Highlands NJ (732) 872 1814Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of Twin Lights exhibits, including a Marconi Wireless Telegraph Exhibit, in special galleries that were once quarters for the keepers of the light. Free
Hereford Inlet Lighthouse
First & Central Aves North Wildwood (609) 522 4520 The newly landscaped Lighthouse Cottage and Herb Gardens have won many awards and are visited by thousands each year for Free.
Sea Girt Lighthouse
Sea Girt NJ (732) 974 0514Open first Sunday of each month, April - October, from 1 - 4pm. Groups at other times by appointment. This is a Free attraction. Donations are also accepted. Call first to see if you need reservations.
Fort Hancock Historic District
Sandy Hook NJ (732) 872 0115The Sandy Hook Lighthouse was constructed in 1764 to control shipwrecks off the coast of Sandy Hook. It is still in use today, and is the nation's oldest lighthouse. The Park is open daily, sunrise to sunset and is Free. Unfortunately you must pay the Sandy Hook beach parking fees during the summer.
Free attractions in Central Jersey
David C. Shaw Arboretum
17 Lafayette Place Freehold NJ (732) 431 7903Open daily, from 8am to dusk. See many cultivars of plants and trees and have a picnic in the picnic area all for Free
Princeton Art Museum
Princeton University- Princeton NJ (609) 258-3788A very nice museum with much to see. Open Tuesday – Saturday 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. and Sunday 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. Closed Mondays and some major holidays. This is one of the nicest completely Free attractions that New Jersey has to offer.
Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum
71 Hamilton St. New Brunswick, NJ (732) 932-7237$3.00 per person for adults who are not members of the museum. But entrance to the museum is Free at all times for members. The museum has many different exhibitions. Click on the link above to see what is happening this month
71 Hamilton St. New Brunswick, NJ (732) 932-7237$3.00 per person for adults who are not members of the museum. But entrance to the museum is Free at all times for members. The museum has many different exhibitions. Click on the link above to see what is happening this month
Free attractions in Northern Jersey
The Presby Memorial Iris Gardens Mountainside park - Upper Montclair NJHilly terrain and wondrous homes are the setting for this beautiful park. See over 4,000 varieties of Irises. Because of its stunning visual and historical appeal, the "Iris Gardens" has been designated a National Historic Site. The best time to view most in bloom is late May into June.This is another great Free attraction in NJ
The Grover Cleveland Birthplace
207 Bloomfield Avenue Caldwell, NJ 973-226-0001This site houses the most complete collection of Cleveland artifacts in the nation; including the president’s cradle, White House chair, clothing and fishing gear among many others. Open Wednesday - Sunday Visitors are encouraged to call ahead for site hours. Reservations for groups of 20 or less not needed, but recommended. Admission :Free
Fort Lee Historic Park and Visitor CenterHudson Terrace Fort Lee, New Jersey 201 461-1776The Visitor Center is open Wednesday – Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm. The Visitor Center is at the heart of the Historic Park, providing information on the role of Fort Lee in the American Revolution. Two floors of displays present the story of how General Washington was forced to evacuate the area in November of 1776 and lead his famous “Retreat to Victory” across New Jersey at the end of 1776. Construction of the eleven-thousand square-foot building began in 1974 and was completed for the American Bicentennial celebration in 1976. In addition to its historical features, the facility contains a 164-seat auditorium, a gift shop, restrooms, drinking fountain, public phone, and information desk. Admission is Free
The Grover Cleveland Birthplace
207 Bloomfield Avenue Caldwell, NJ 973-226-0001This site houses the most complete collection of Cleveland artifacts in the nation; including the president’s cradle, White House chair, clothing and fishing gear among many others. Open Wednesday - Sunday Visitors are encouraged to call ahead for site hours. Reservations for groups of 20 or less not needed, but recommended. Admission :Free
Fort Lee Historic Park and Visitor CenterHudson Terrace Fort Lee, New Jersey 201 461-1776The Visitor Center is open Wednesday – Sunday, 10 am – 5 pm. The Visitor Center is at the heart of the Historic Park, providing information on the role of Fort Lee in the American Revolution. Two floors of displays present the story of how General Washington was forced to evacuate the area in November of 1776 and lead his famous “Retreat to Victory” across New Jersey at the end of 1776. Construction of the eleven-thousand square-foot building began in 1974 and was completed for the American Bicentennial celebration in 1976. In addition to its historical features, the facility contains a 164-seat auditorium, a gift shop, restrooms, drinking fountain, public phone, and information desk. Admission is Free
Fort Lee Museum - Judge Moore House
1588 Palisade Avenue Fort Lee, NJ 201-592-3580Very nice Museum that sits atop the very land that served as an encampment for our troops, by order of General George Washington, during the Revolutionary War. Art is on display as well as many cool Revolutionary artifacts. Days and Hours of Operation: Saturday:12:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. and Sunday:12:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. Admission is Free but Donations are Gratefully Accepted
1588 Palisade Avenue Fort Lee, NJ 201-592-3580Very nice Museum that sits atop the very land that served as an encampment for our troops, by order of General George Washington, during the Revolutionary War. Art is on display as well as many cool Revolutionary artifacts. Days and Hours of Operation: Saturday:12:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. and Sunday:12:00p.m. - 4:00p.m. Admission is Free but Donations are Gratefully Accepted
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