John and I both grew up in New Jersey, and Liberty State Park has long been one of our favorite local bike rides.

The views of the Statue of Liberty and Lower Manhattan are some of the best anywhere. Here’s what to see, where to park and how to catch the ferry to the statue and Ellis Island.

Debbie and I are huge Springsteen fans, so we had a feeling we would enjoy the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music. We just had no idea how much.

Here is everything you need to know before you visit.

Cape May, New Jersey is one of America’s oldest seashore resorts. Today Cape May keeps its Victorian charm but adds modern amenities.  The entire city of Cape May is designated a National Historic Landmark. We cover what to see and what to do.

Princeton is a charming and historic town in central New Jersey mid-way between New York City and Philadelphia.

You can spend your visit shopping in fine stores and dining in upscale restaurants, walking through the beautiful Princeton University campus, and touring many nearby attractions. 

Sandy Hook is a beach like no other in New Jersey. Operated by the National Park Service the peninsula at the base of New York Harbor offers beaches, birding, water sports, fishing, biking and has a unique history.

A unique place to visit in New Jersey - Grounds for Sculpture is an eclectic outdoor art museum in the center of New Jersey. Giant sculptures are scattered through beautiful gardens in a park like setting.

A visit to Asbury Park shows the town’s unique charm that, even with recent revitalization, has never lost its “edge”. We cover what to see, how to get there, where to eat, and where to stay.