- Our list of the best things to do in West Milford, New Jersey, features the top 202 nearby activities — including 50 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- West Milford, NJ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Museums & Galleries, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 10 things to do within the city of West Milford, NJ , followed by 192 popular activities in nearby cities, including Montclair, Clifton, Morristown, Warwick, Middletown, Wayne, Paramus, West Orange, Ringwood, Hackensack, Mahwah, Paterson, Ridgewood, Vernon, Nyack, Fair Lawn, Peekskill, Teaneck, Bloomfield, Parsippany, Livingston, East Rutherford, Sussex and New City
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Constructed in 1781, the Kearny Cottage Museum is a four-room cottage containing many items showcasing the history of its owners and city. It is located just yards away from the Raritan River, and contains a colonial garden on its grounds.
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At The Olde Engine Works, visitors can browse a variety of antiques and other vintage collectibles from over 125 dealers. The antique mall is set up in an old machine shop that used to produce hoists.
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Zimmerli Art Museum is a teaching museum that features over 60,000 works in its collection. The museum features a variety of educational activities and social opportunities which include lectures, performances, workshops, and classes.
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Featuring a statue dedicated to veterans, Monument Square Park is a landmark in Old New Brunswick. Although it is a small space, it is often visited by tourists and locals alike.
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Located on the Rutger's campus, Kirkpatrick Chapel is a cathedral with stained glass windows and a vintage organ. The venue hosts private events like weddings, and public events like concerts.
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An art museum with a focus on teaching, the Zimmerli boasts a permanent collection of over 60000 works of art. The museum rotates the works on display, and hosts lectures and performances.
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Part of the Rutgers University campus, Rutgers Geology Museum was founded in 1872 by George Cook. The museum offers guided tours and exhibits that include an Egyptian mummy, a dinosaur trackway, a mastodon skeleton and a variety of minerals.
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A family farm with restored 19th century buildings, Apple Hill Farm offers a variety of produce, including apples, sweet corn, and tomatoes. The farm offers pick your own apples and pumpkins in season, and serves cider and homemade doughnuts.
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Built in 1928, the Sherman Theater is an iconic venue with a rich history as a movie and play house, concert venue, and entertainment destination for the community. Completely renovated in 2004, audiences are once again enjoying a full slate of film and live productions.
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More than just an oceanfront community, Brighton Beach, is home to the largest native Russian community in the United States. Visitors are treated to an extraordinary beach with stunning views, a wide sandy beach and gentle surf.