- Our list of the best things to do in Livingston, New Jersey, features the top 664 nearby activities — including 228 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Livingston, NJ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Museums & Galleries, and Sights & Landmarks.
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Packanack Lake Tennis Club consists of six clay courts and two all-weather courts, all of which are lighted. It features all-day open play, private lessons with the club pro and a clubhouse with basic amenities.
11.4 Miles
Visitors have come to the Wrightman's Farms since 1922 to pick their own fruit and vegetables. Some of the vegetables that can be picked include tomatoes, string beans, lettuce, spring onions, and peppers, while some of the fruit that can be picked include apples, peaches, plums, and zucchini.
11.5 Miles
Family-friendly bowling center Linden Lanes offers a wide array of amenities and party packages. The twenty-four lane bowling alley also offers an arcade, full service pro shop, café and sports bar.
11.5 Miles
The Jockey Hollow Visitors Center features a full scale soldier's hut to help visitors imagine the 1779-1780 encampment. The visitors center also offers tours of the Historic Wick House and Cross Estate Gardens.
11.6 Miles
Main Memorial Park is a park situated in a lightly wooded area. The park features a large lake and two playgrounds for children. Visitors will also find a tennis court, picnic area, and public restrooms.
11.7 Miles
Hosting a variety of local sports programs, Clifton Community Recreation Center provides fields and other equipment to promote fitness. The center hosts classes for soccer, karate, sewing, bowling and more.
11.7 Miles
The ART FACTORY is a historic industrial building that is host to a number of public and private events throughout the year. These events include birthday parties, art shows and exhibitions, and private studio access, among numerous others.
11.7 Miles
Training actors, playwrights, and directors is only part of the mission associated with the Action Theatre Conservatory. The theater school also provides low-cost performances and workshops to the community with multiple plays being held every season.
11.8 Miles
The Paterson Museum strives to preserve the industrial history of the town of Paterson. The exhibits within the museum contain large collections of industrial-era goods and tools in addition to a large locomotive engine available for viewing.