- The list below includes 139 free or cheap things to do in or near Clinton, New Jersey, including 122 different types of inexpensive activities like Walking Trails, Art Gallery, Art Museum and History Museums.
- From Landsdown Trail to Spruce Run Recreation Area, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Clinton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Easton, Princeton, Bethlehem and Chester.
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Featuring regularly rotating exhibits, Wessel + O'Connor Fine Art showcases the work of regionally and nationally recognized artists. Past exhibits have included contemporary work such as still life, portraits, and retro prints.
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Established over 50 years ago, Bar-Don Lanes is an old-fashioned bowling alley that hosts open bowling, league play, tournaments, and special events. There is a pub on the premises that serves food and drinks.
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Farley's Bookstore is an independent bookstore that features many books by independent authors and publishers. The staff at the bookstore love to pick their favorite books and share them with shoppers.
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Visitors can hop aboard a 1920s steam locomotive on the New Hope and Ivyland Railroad. Guests can ride in the passenger coaches, or if the weather is nice on the open air coaches, while on the nine mile round trip through Bucks County while listening to narration about the area.
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New Hope-Lambertville Toll Supported Bridge, originally constructed in 1904, is supported financially by other toll bridges that cross the Delaware River, although no tolls are collected at this site. The bridge is popular with walkers who stroll between New Hope and Lambertville.
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Organized in 1958, the New Hope Historical Society is located in the historic Parry Mansion and collects and preserves various family papers, letters, genealogy information, and oral history relating to the people and past of New Hope.
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With 9 years of service, Sidetracks Art Gallery continues to feature lively contemporary art, and adventurous pieces. Some features works include sculptures, mixed media, photography, various paper sketches, and painting.
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The small Lenape Park is city owned and maintained natural area. Open from the early morning to sunset every day, the park offers a gazebo structure, bench sitting areas, and a water feature.
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Holding true to it's name, the Creeper Gallery specializes in Gothic art and peculiar antiques. The eclectic space carries taxidermy animals, skeletal figurines and gothic paintings, among a selection of other rare oddities.
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Rice's Market started in 1860s as a livestock and product action on Tuesdays. By the 1950s, the market grew to over 400 vendors offering produce to home decor six days a week, and today, over 8,000 shoppers weekly shop there.