- The list below includes 627 free or cheap things to do in or near Hoboken, New Jersey, including 118 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Dog Park, Playgrounds and Movie Theaters.
- From Pier C Park to Frank Sinatra Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hoboken and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Staten Island, Queens and Brooklyn.
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The Norwalk location of Stew Leonard's is a fresh food superstore featuring farm produce, baked goods, dairy products and gourmet items. Stew Leonard's also offers seafood, deli meats, artisanal cheese, fresh floral arrangements and offsite event catering.
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1904 Atlantic Avenue, Manasquan, NJ 8736
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At The Atlantic Club Tennis Center, visitors can enjoy a Pilates studio, personal trainers, tennis lessons, swimming, and more. This health and wellness center also has a zone for kids, a spa for relaxing, and the finest gym equipment.
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As the site of a historic battle from the American Revolution, Princeton Battle Monument is an ornate stone sculpture created by 19th century artist, Frederick William MacMonnies. The monument has a walkway lined with trees and benches.
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Hackettstown Pool is a community pool that features four swimming sections and a diving area. The pool also features two children's pools with water slides and offers swimming lessons and weekly special events like Teen Night.
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A sports training facility, Sports Galaxy offers a turf field and two instructional cages along with an Iron Mike pitching machine. It features camps, clinics and instruction for soccer, lacrosse, baseball, softball and field hockey by coaches and former players.
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106 Church Street, Hackettstown, NJ 7840
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At Hackettstown Historical Society, visitors can walk through collections containing historical artifacts like photographs, genealogical records, clothing, and more. The society hosts monthly meetings where visitors can learn about future events.
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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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The Stand Up Paddle Place is a location that offers guests the opportunity to rent stand-up paddleboards for use in the nearby waterways. Rentals are open to all skill levels and lessons are offered to beginners.
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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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Located on the campus of Princeton University, the Richardson Auditorium is a performing arts venue host to a number of events throughout the year. Orchestra performances, concerts, and other festivals are among these events.