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Pick your own Fruits and Vegetables in NJ

Hey Folks, New Jersey is known as the Garden State. With great access to many local farms , there is little excuse for not getting out to pick your own from time to time. In other words, whether you have your own garden or not, there are many farms in NJ that allow you to pick your own fruits and vegetables. A visit to these farms is a perfect day trip for the entire family offering a variety of activities and entertainment even for non-pickers. The following video will help you determine how to select the best vegetables to harvest.

Pick your own Fruits and Vegetables in NJ httpv://youtu.be/5MD7GzmLjiI

So now that you have an idea of how to pick good fruits and vegetables I will look forward to seeing you on the farm soon. :) In order to best enjoy your trip to the farm you must do a little research to determine which farm, their harvesting schedule (although many have their own produce store/stand) as well as any activities they mig…

Safari Off Road Adventure – New for 2013 at Six Flags

Although it is sad to see that Six Flags is closing the drive through safari park at the end of September. It is a pleasure to see what Six Flags has in store for the safari park in 2013. The safari park is home to over 1200 animals from six continents and has operated for over 38 years. There are plans to include the safari as part of the theme park. The attraction is to be called the "Safari Off Road Adventure". This attraction is planned to provide an intense up close animal experience in rugged open-air vehicles.

Safari Off Road Adventure - New for 2013 at Six Flags httpv://youtu.be/jOKYIqF7OE4

Well, I have to say that these plans certainly are a much needed improvement to the safari park which reminded me of a traffic jam with animals roaming round. With these changes, I am really looking forward to visiting the new Safari attraction in 2013. See you there. :)

NJ Farms – Experience Life On The Farm

Many NJ farms offer an opportunity to escape from the cities and experience life on a farm. Many of these diverse farms offer affordable, family-oriented educational and recreational programs where visitors can learn about the production of food and agricultural products. There are things to do and learn that the whole family would enjoy. Some of the types of activities include corn mazes, pick-your-own produce, farm stands, school tours, festivals, winery tours and hayrides.

NJ Farms - Experience Life On The Farm httpv://youtu.be/WqD0MUO7his

You can experience farm life in New Jersey during all four seasons. So, plan a day trip, get out and enjoy New Jersey's agricultural heritage. The following website is a great start in planning your New Jersey farm experience. click here

Visit NJ’s Equestrian Center – The NJ Horse Park

Get out and enjoy NJ's equestrian heritage at the 147 acre Horse Park of NJ located in Allentown NJ. With 1000's of acres dedicated to horse racing and show horses, the horse industry is a big part of NJ's economy. Be sure to plan a day trip to the NJ Horse park to hgain an appreciation for the industry. Take the entire family, kids especially like horses. Free equestrian events, representing various equestrian disciplines, are held year round at the NJ Horse Park.

Visit NJ's Equestrian Center - The NJ Horse Park httpv://youtu.be/r4HeScN-1OY

The race-horse re-training program is really impressive and worth while undertaking. The NJ Horse park is on my list of day trips I must do. See you there.

Tubing on the Delaware

Ok Folks, it is still summer and the river runs nice an warm throughout September. I can not explain how relaxing a day on the river is. You have to experience it. Although it is currently near the end of summer, there is still time for a relaxing day trip to the Delaware Water Gap for a little tubing and perhaps a visit to historic Lambertville NJ/New Hope Pa. Generally speaking you can go tubing from mid May through early October ( weekends after the first week in September - call ahead for details). The river temperature averages in the high 70's to 80 degrees and has an average depth of 2-4 ft. Available rentals include, tubes, rafts canoes and kayaks and trips down the river take about 3-4 hours to complete.

Tubing on the Delaware httpv://youtu.be/GV4hZuldmVo

To best enjoy your trip, it is suggested that you plan ahead by calling the river tour operator for river conditions and additional details. if you cant make it this yea…

New Jersey’s Largest Sunflower Maze

Did you know about New Jersey's Largest Sunflower Maze? Make this a stop on your on one of your day trips to the Delaware water gap or one of the many surrounding state parks. New Jersey's Largest Sunflower Maze is located in Sussex County is open from 10 - 6pm. The maze is operated by Roseline’s Farm & Bakery, so you can take a walk and enjoy the amazing scenery and perhaps and adventurous walk through the sunflower maze. Make sure to visit Roseline’s Farm & Bakery across the read for some really great "eats" made of some of the best natural ingredients available.

New Jersey's Largest Sunflower Maze httpv://youtu.be/W7zbWbyhzC0

I was completely unaware of the sunflower maze, but the bakery-cafe is a sure visit for me. Click here for more info.

Visit Lambertville NJ & New Hope PA Deleware Water Gap

If you are looking for the perfect day trip and haven't visited Lambertville NJ & New Hope PA you don't know what you are missing. Lambertville NJ and New Hope Pa. are nestled on opposite banks of the Delaware River about 1 1/2 hours west of New York City by car. Both offer a sophisticated yet country-casual experience and a much needed respite from a hectic day to day lifestyle. There is something for everyone to do, including tubing on the Delaware river, biking, hiking, antiquing and more. Naturally there are many restaurants and shops lurking around each corner to be discovered as well.

Visit Lambertville NJ & New Hope PA Deleware Water Gap httpv://youtu.be/UWiIOjxnLlo

For more information about this area of Lambertville NJ/New Hope PA click here.

Morristown National Historical Park – Morristown NJ

Did you know that the Morristown National Historical Park was the first park in the National Park System in 1933? The park is expansive having 1700 acres spread over 10 miles . The park has a visitor's center, replica soldiers huts the Ford mansion and more . The Ford mansion was George Washington's headquarters during the Revolutionary War's second encampment.

Morristown National Historical Park - Morristown NJ

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The Morristown National Historical Park is open year-round. Visit the Morristown national Historical Park website here.

Mountain Biking in NJ – Mountain Creek Bike Park

If you are into mountain biking in NJ , you must visit the Mountain Creek Bike Park in Vernon NJ. They have a world-class network of maintained natural terrain trials with man man-made features designed by riders for riders.

Mountain Biking in Vernon NJ - Mountain Creek Bike Park httpv://youtu.be/VlHv_33_7o0

Don't let this video intimidate you. There are trails for everyone from entry level to World Cup racing levels. The season runs form May through October. Click here for more information

Cape May NJ – National Historic Landmark

Cape May NJ is one of only 5 national Historic Landmark Towns and has the designation of America's Oldest Seashore Resort. It was "the destination" for the well to do folks in the 1800's and is still very popular in the 21 century. Being designated as a National Historic Town explains why the original Victorian charm of the town is well preserved with hundreds of its grand summer homes having been restored and preserved.

Cape May NJ - National Historic Landmark httpv://youtu.be/UCHyFSELap4

A visit to Cape may is a must. It offers something for everyone to enjoy from the Victorian splendor to the beautiful beaches. Traveling to Cape May is easy by car, about 3 1/2 hours south of New york City and a little over an hour from Philadelphia. Ity is real easy.. just take the Garden State Parkway south to the end at exit #1.