- TripBuzz found 597 things to do with kids in or near Englewood, New Jersey, including 590 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Queens, Bronx and Staten Island.
- From MacKay Ice Arena to City Sports On 4, the Englewood area offers 118 different types of family activities, including: Theaters, Movie Theaters, Baseball Fields and Swimming Pool.
- The city of Englewood resides in Bergen County, New Jersey. Encompassing a total area near five square miles, Englewood is home to a large population of nearly 30,000 residents. With a pre-colonial past, originally settled by Native American and taken over by colonial communities, Englewood maintains a modern historical presence.
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The Music Hall of Williamsburg plays host to performances from artists like The Raveonettes, the Black Lips, and The Afghan Wings. The events at this location are often restricted by age.
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Constructed in 1909, the Queensboro Bridge connects Long Island City to the Queens borough of Manhattan. The location has been featured in a variety of motion pictures, including The Dark Knight Rises, Spider-Man, and Woody Allen's Manhattan.
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Adirondack Exposure - Day Tours offers a wide variety of guided tour packages for adventurous guests. Tours range from kayak expeditions to backpacking trips. The staff also leads both kayak fishing and fly fishing tours.
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Offering a view of Lake George, the Black Mountain Loop allows travelers to hike up the Black Mountain. The trails provide routes to several pond areas that can be used for swimming or picnics.
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With views of Lake George, the Lakeside Trail allows walking on a mostly paved path. In addition to views of the lake, walkers and hikers can see parasailers, the beaches along the lake, and steamboats.
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Shelving Rock Falls is a scenic attraction that is part of the Lake Georgia system. A waterfall accessed by an unmarked hiking trail, it offers impressive views for curious hikers.
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An intimate 922 seat theater, the Shea Center for the Performing Arts was constructed in 1965. The center hosts a wide variety of events including lectures, meetings, theatre, concerts, and dance recitals.
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Offering exceptional views of the Lower Manhattan skyline is J. Owen Grundy Park. The family friendly park offers a waterfront promenade, picnic areas, gaming tables and historic lighting and architecture. The park also hosts many annual events including Summer Dancefest.
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Home to Meadow Lake, Flushing Meadows Corona Park can be used for boating, basketball, baseball, tennis, cricket, miniature golf and soccer. The park provides open green space, trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, a zoo, a botanical garden and other recreation facilities.
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Befitting its name, Kissena Corridor Park is a narrow park that links together two other city parks. This park, however, does offer visitors open green space, basketball courts, ball fields, and separate playground areas.