Just a few minutes from Atlantic City is a cozy destination that's home to a bizarre roadside attraction, plenty of great seafood, and a rich cultural history.
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West of Manhattan is an unsung and affordable foodie hub with more incredible Central and South American restaurants than you can hope to eat at in a lifetime.
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From bakeries with a mission to family-run seafood restaurants and centuries-old homes, explore the flavors and heritage of this New Jersey gem.
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Between Long Beach Island and Atlantic City is a Jersey Shore town that offers visitors beautiful museums and waterfront views of Little Egg Harbor.
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Just outside of Newark is New Jersey's "Borough of Trees," which offers multicultural food options from empanadas and pizza to sushi, and a walkable downtown.
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Close to New York City is a Jersey Shore destination with an oceanfront promenade and a quiet beach, perfect for relaxed vacationers who want a slower pace.
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One hike on the border of New Jersey and New York is part of the Appalachian Trail and yields one of New Jersey's most beautiful viewpoints.
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New Jersey remains the only state in the U.S. that doesn't let customers pump their own gas. The reason why is full of political intrigue and violence.
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Only 27 miles away from NYC, you'll find this New Jersey township that's home to many green spaces, forest trails, and a farm with a historic 200-year old barn.
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This state park is home to the highest altitude point in New Jersey and is a mecca for outdoorsy visitors who love hiking, camping, fishing, and more.
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Spend the day by the pool or play a round of mini-golf, then retire to your RV site or fully-equipped cottage, this coastal campground is a fun-filled getaway.
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From restaurants shaped like UFOs to Champagne vending machines, this state is home to a diverse (and ample) selection of the feel-good retro classic: diners.
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Head to this New Jersey vineyard for a truly unique (and very fun!) experience -- not to mention tasty wine and beautiful views.
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One unsung town along New Jersey's coast is an underrated beach town that offers a mile-long non-commercial pedestrian boardwalk and a cute downtown.
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Find the longest boardwalk in the world along the Jersey Shore, bursting with family-friendly amusement rides, an arcade, go-karts, and restaurants.
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This New Jersey suburb boasts an arts-friendly vibe and gorgeous hiking opportunities, all while offering easy access to New York City's downtown.
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On the New Jersey-Pennsylvania border along the Delaware River, one small town promises bluff hikes, quirky shops, nice restaurants, and cool music venues.
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Full of Victorian architecture, this New Jersey resort town is the oldest in the U.S. Find historic lighthouses, sunset beaches, local bites, and much more.
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This neighborhood in New Jersey's most populous city is famous for its historical architecture, lovely park, and for being home to a treasure trove of art.
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This southern New Jersey town offers a great mix of art galleries, boutiques, and excitement at a fantastic motorsports entertainment complex.
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Head to this borough called the "East Hampton of New Jersey," a Jersey Shore town with Gold Coast beaches, cute stores, and charming community events.
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The Jersey Shore offers miles upon miles of beautiful beaches, but if you're looking for some good clean fun, one coastal spot is better than the rest.
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If you want the glitz and glamor of Las Vegas with the posh elegance of Europe, this iconic hotel in Atlantic City offers the best of both worlds.
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New Jersey is a great destination for a family-friendly beach vacation, and this beloved resort beach has a thriving downtown and plenty of kid-friendly fun.
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Escape New York City’s bustle at a charming town in New Jersey, where you’ll find easy access to spacious parks, unique art galleries, and adorable Airbnbs.
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Marvel at a bounty of sprawling cherry blossom trees and get sent back in time with historic architecture in this charming Newark neighborhood.
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Home to an iconic Ivy League university, this walkable and charming New Jersey college town offers plenty of history, nature, art, and culture for fun stay.
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