The state of New Jersey is transforming its abandoned tracks from its long railroad history into beautiful green spaces that its citizens can use.
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Despite its proximity to major urban hubs like New York and Philadelphia, New Jersey has a surprising amount of laid-back beach communities to escape to.
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A New Jersey mall is home to America's only indoor ski slope, where you can dial in your ski and snowboard turns in a winter wonderland lasting all year long.
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Explore a large boardwalk, plenty of great shops, and amusement park fun at this Jersey Shore destination named one of the best party beaches in the U.S.
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Enjoy a massive mega mall and endless family-friendly adventures, from laser tag to a local zoo, at this New Jersey destination less than an hour from New York.
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You may want to avoid visiting this seaside tourist hotspot in New Jersey during the winter of 2025, as several major construction projects will be underway.
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Retirees can find an affordable city with plenty of activities including nice trails and serene lakes for boating and fishing in South Jersey.
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This New Jersey town is the home of quaint neighborhoods filled with beautiful beaches, parks, shops, restaurants, and more along the famous Jersey Shore.
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New York's proximity to forested escapes is one of its best attributes. If you're looking for some excellent fall leaf peeping, head to this nearby suburb.
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With easy access to New York City, plenty of green space, and undeniable Latin charm, this New Jersey city is one of the best places to live in America.
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Enjoy restaurants, the Watchung Mountains, and collegetown vibes at New Jersey's scenic haven that some have dubbed the "Denver of the East."
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Discover the unique tradition of this unexpected beach in New Jersey, where you can bask in New York skyline views or lounge in the sun ... without clothes!
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Located in Robbinsville, New Jersey, the second-largest Hindu temple in the world (and the biggest one outside of India) is an architectural marvel to behold.
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These charming Garden State destinations offer historic downtowns, thriving food scenes, and sustainable living, and small-town charm worth exploring.
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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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