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Up, up and away!
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Nearly 100 campgrounds
Seafaring out to sea
5 amazing wine trails
The beautiful landscapes offer plenty
of options to discover camping in the
Garden State, with more than 25,000
campsites from the Appalachian Trail
to Cape May. Groups can choose their
camping experience from parking an
RV or pitching a tent. Adventure await
from kayaking, canoeing, or fishing
down the Delaware River or on a lake.
Leaping whales and frolicking dolphins
are your ticket to a New Jersey adventure
aboard the Cape May Whale Watcher
and Atlantic City Cruises. Your group
will head into the open ocean in search
of marine life. Afterwards, enjoy walking
down Washington Street in Cape May or
Atlantic City’s Historic Gardiner’s Basin.
New Jersey’s wineries are one of
the State’s best kept secrets, as it’s
ranked 10th in the nation in wine
production and the 6th largest for wine
consumption. Bring your groups to
spend a stompin’ good time stomping
grapes, indulge in gourmet dining, or
enjoy one of the many wine festivals at
one of the 50 plus licensed wineries.
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0% sales tax on clothing & shoes
See what’s happening in Newark
The world’s first boardwalk
In New Jersey, you will be sure to find
that perfect bargain. Groups will find
a variety of shopping experiences –
from world-class shopping malls to
discount outlets, which include The
Outlet Collection at Jersey Gardens in
Elizabeth and three Simon® Premium
Outlets such as the Jersey Shore
Premium Outlets in Tinton Falls.
Newark’s big city culture awaits you.
So put on your walking shoes and
hit the city streets. Explore worldclass sports and entertainment at the
Prudential Center. Join the stampede
over to the Red Bull’s Arena for a Major
League Soccer showdown. Then head
to the Ironbound district renowned for its
Portuguese, Spanish and Brazilian fare.
New Jersey’s boardwalks come in many
sizes. The Wildwood boardwalk is over
two miles long with four piers and more
rides than Disneyland. Atlantic City’s
boardwalk is a blend of amusement
rides, rolling chairs and gaming resorts.
Visitors strolling Spring Lake, Ocean
Grove and Cape May will find a quieter
seaside boardwalk experience.
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adventure seekers and cultural activities.
New Jersey continues its strong tradition as home to some of the best
recreational, historical and cultural activities along the East Coast. We greatly
appreciate your interest in the diverse opportunities New Jersey has to offer
groups with easy access to NYC and Philadelphia.
SUGGESTED TOURS:
New Jersey’s
“Great Northwest”
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A rich blend of history
& beautiful scenes
IN THE KNOW
• Easy access to NYC & Philadelphia
• 130 miles of Atlantic Ocean
• East Coast’s only natural wolf preserve
• World’s largest theme park and
drive-thru safari outside of Africa
• Home to USGA Research & Test
Center of golf balls and clubs
DESTINATION MARKETING
ORGANIZATIONS
Delaware river Region – Princeton
Skylands region – Sussex
Princeton University was recently voted the
best college in the U.S. for the second year
by U.S. News & World Report. The area
is filled with historic landmarks, five-star
restaurants, first-class shopping at Palmer
Square. Experience the amazing Americana
of the Princeton Tour Company from Albert
Einstein to Toni Morrison and F. Scott Fitzgerald. Nearby enjoy exploring Grounds
for Sculpture, a 42-acre outdoor garden.
Located 40 miles from NYC, Sussex Skylands is home to Crystal Springs Resort
featuring luxury accommodations surrounded by natural mountain beauty. The resort
features seven championship golf courses,
an award-winning wine cellar, two day spas,
and a state-of-the-art sports club. Enjoy
endless activities at Mountain Creek including the new Red Tail Lodge, Bike Park,
ZOOM zip line and mountain coasters.
Perfect setting Along the
Delaware Bay & Atlantic Ocean
World-class entertainment
& outdoor activities
Southern Shore Region –
the Wildwoods & Cape May
Victorian Cape May is the Nation’s oldest
seaside resort with beautiful homes in bold
colors along quiet tree-lined streets. The
Garden State’s southern peninsula naturally
lends itself to watersports including shore‑
line and deep sea fishing, boating and whale
watching. Day or night there’s always some‑
thing to do and see in The Wildwoods from
legendary boardwalks and more than 100
rides including world-class roller coasters.
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Gateway Region – Meadowlands
Across the river from the Big Apple, the
Meadowlands provide visitors with more
than 10,000 hotel rooms to select from.
MetLife Stadium is a world-famous sports
and entertainment complex. Visitors can
take a nature walk along the marshlands,
paddle a kayak or canoe along the serene
Hackensack River while enjoying the sights
and views of the NYC skyline. No trip is
complete without a shopping excursion at
one of the region’s discount outlet malls.
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• Atlantic City Convention
& Visitors Authority
atlanticcitynj.com
• Greater Newark Convention
& Visitors Bureau
newarkhappening.com
• Hudson County Tourism
visithudson.org
• Meadowlands Liberty Convention
& Visitors Bureau
mlcvb.com
• Princeton Regional Convention
& Visitors Bureau
visitprinceton.org
• Southern Shore Region DMO
njsouthernshore.com
• Sussex Skylands DMO
sussexskylands.org
NJ Tour Resources
• Garden State Wine Growers
Association
newjerseywines.com
• Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts
& Humanities
capemaymac.org
• New Jersey Campground Owners
Association
newjerseycampgrounds.com
• Princeton Tour Company
princetontourcompany.com
Learn More
The New Jersey Division of Travel
& Tourism offers a vast array of
personalized tour planning
assistance. We’re ready to help
turn your next group visit into
a great New Jersey experience!
Contact
Phyllis Oppenheimer
Phyllis.Oppenheimer@sos.state.nj.us
609.292.4239