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Weston Gallery is an art gallery that is best known for the handcrafted jewelry and oil paintings that are on display. The gallery also has an art restoration shop that refurbishes fine artwork and porcelain.
41.3 Miles
Add culture to the day at Algonquin Arts Theatre. See performances of music, dance and theater in this downtown Manasquan venue. A performing arts camp is held in the summer. A concession stand is available.
41.4 Miles
The Jewish Community Center of Trenton, New Jersey is a multipurpose athletic, recreation, and cultural facility that serves both the Jewish community and the community at large. The facility features a pool, workout rooms, a gym, and classrooms.
41.4 Miles
Visitors can take an hour long safari through an animal park at Six Flags Wild Safari. Among the various animals that can be seen are tigers, ostriches, and giraffes. During the drive, the narrator will explain facts about each animal.
41.5 Miles
Launched as a labor of love in 1955, Applewood Orchards and Winery, was an early pioneer of 'pick your own' orchards. Now featuring a winery, Applewood has grown to become a favorite place for families to spend an afternoon.
41.5 Miles
Apple Ridge Orchards offers guests the opportunity to pick their own apples from over 20 different varieties. The orchard also features a pumpkin patch, corn maze, farm animals, a peach orchard, and a tractor pulled hay wagon.
41.6 Miles
Originally home to the Unamis Indians, Manasquan Beach offers a one-mile beach for picnics, sunbathing, surfing, and swimming. The beach is dog-friendly, providing free plastic bags to owners and shallow water for dogs to play in.
41.6 Miles
West Hunterdon Lanes is a family owned and operated bowling alley. The venue features a small video game arcade, pro shop, snack bar, and even a youth summer camp in addition to ten pin bowling lanes open to the public.
41.8 Miles
The Strand is a center for the performing arts that offers a variety of live entertainment including concerts, national acts, comedy, dance, and theater. The Strand originally opened in 1922 and is a part of historic downtown Lakewood.
41.9 Miles
Open throughout the year, the Trenton Battle Monument was created to commemorate the first Battle of Trenton. The most prominent part of the monument and surrounding park is the triumphal column of granite that is 148 feet high.