- The list below includes 178 free or cheap things to do in or near Frenchtown, New Jersey, including 110 different types of inexpensive activities like Tubing, Bowling, Art Gallery and Inline Skating.
- From Delaware River Tubing Company to Designs For Tranquility, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Frenchtown and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Allentown, Easton, Bethlehem and Doylestown.
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A hurricane simulator, a gyrosphere, a wind turbine, and a seismometer are just some of the things available to explore at the Da Vinci Science Center. This center has many hands-on exhibits.
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A county park, Scherersville Park spans 300 acres. The park's centerpiece is Jordan Creek, and it offers fishing opportunities in both the creek and in nearby mine holes. The park is also a good destination for bird watching.
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Set on 234 acres, the College Settlement Camp features all day and overnight camping designed to teach children about the outdoors. Fishing, hiking and animal study are offered, along with arts and crafts and educational programs.
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Since 1746, students have received their education at Princeton University, originally known as the College of New Jersey. Princeton, an Ivy League school, has the largest university endowment in the world.
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Since 1882, the Princeton University Art Museum has been collecting works of art from throughout the world. That collection now includes over 72,000 works including Greek and Roman antiquities, Medieval and Western European sculptures and paintings, Renaissance art, and Chinese calligraphy.
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Cadwalader Park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the same planner behind New York's Central Park. A large green space with picnic areas and playgrounds, this 100 acre park also features tennis courts and a gazebo with barbecue grills.
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Guests can enjoy fresh produce delivered daily from nine local farms at the Trenton Farmers Market. The market also offers a variety of foods from 40 different local businesses including meats, dairy, and fresh baked goods.
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The mill at Haines Mill Museum dates back to 1760. Restored as a working grist mill museum in 1972, visitors can now watch a water turbine and rolling equipment operated by water power supplied from a mill race. Open Saturday and Sunday, May through September.
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Trexler Memorial Park is a city park featuring several paved trails suitable for walking, jogging, and biking. The park is populated by large grassy areas and offers several rest areas and public restrooms.
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Founded in 1984, The Langhorne Heritage Farm is a farm with the mission of saving open space in the surrounding community. The farm hosts free musical concerts throughout the year.