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Official Visitor Guide to

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Camden CountyGloucester CountyMercer CountySalem County

www.visitsouthjersey.com1-877-333-2400


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SOUTH JERSEY VISITOR GUIDE

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4 Map of South Jersey5 Welcome to South Jersey

6 On Your Mark...Get Set...Go Explore South Jersey

12 Burlington County22 Camden County

36 Gloucester County

42 Mercer County

48 Salem County54 Getting Here &

Getting Around

55 Hotlines & Numbersto Know

South Jersey TourismCorporation

Visitor Inquiries:2 Riverside DriveCamden, NJ 08103Ph: [email protected]

South Jersey Visitor Guide isthe Official Visitor Guide for the South Jersey TourismCorporation and is published

two times per year with anannual circulation of 200,000.

Published by:CTM Brochure Display

6940 Central HighwayPennsauken, NJ 08110Ph: 856-488-2424www.ctmbrochuredisplay.com

Director of Sales & MarketingSharon Rizzuto

Director of PublishingBethann H. [email protected]

On the Cover: Smithville Ravine, in Burlington CountyPhoto: Jennifer Bulava


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WELCOME

WELCOME TO SOUTH JERSEYIf we say so ourselves, South Jersey has the best of everything. You name it, we have it. Five counties Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer and Salem each with their own personality, make South Jerseyinteresting, diverse and surprising. Located just minutes from Philadelphia and Atlantic City, our network of highways, nearby airports and rail lines make it easyto get here and even easier to get around.

Once you are here, your biggest decision is . . . whatto do. Stroll our charming Main Street communitieswhere centuries of history set the stage for trendyshops. Visit the Delaware River front with livelyattractions for all ages. Savor the flavors of our finedining and the richness of our fine arts. Or go rustic

and explore the parks and forests, rivers and streamsthat make South Jerseys Pinelands a world famouseco-destination.

Its all here . . . and its all South Jersey.

Supawna Meadows National Wildlife Refuge: Salem Co.Photo Courtesy of T. Briglia for SJTC

WELCOME TO SOUTH JERSEYIf we say so ourselves, South Jersey has the best of everything. You name it, we have it. Five counties Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Mercer and Salem each with their own personality, make South Jerseyinteresting, diverse and surprising. Located just minutes from Philadelphia and Atlantic City, our network of highways, nearby airports and rail lines make it easyto get here and even easier to get around.

Once you are here, your biggest decision is . . . whatto do. Stroll our charming Main Street communitieswhere centuries of history set the stage for trendyshops. Visit the Delaware River front with livelyattractions for all ages. Savor the flavors of our finedining and the richness of our fine arts. Or go rustic

and explore the parks and forests, rivers and streamsthat make South Jerseys Pinelands a world famouseco-destination.

Its all here . . . and its all South Jersey.


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ON YOUR MARK...GET SET

For more information www.visitsouthjersey.com

GO EXPLORE SOUTH JERSEY

From the bustling family-friendly attractions along the

Delaware River front to the pick-your-own pumpkinpatches of family-owned farms . . . from chic, stylish mallsto friendly, trendy Main Streets . . . from a four-star feast ina hip gourmet bistro to toasted marshmallows savoredover a campfire in the wild Pine Barrens, South Jersey is

one surprise after another. Around here, fall and winter arecause for celebration and the calendar is packed withactivities and events that make the most of the season.Historic and cultural attractions are back in full swing.Shops and boutiques are stocked with the latest styles

and accessories. And the outdoors are more gloriousthan ever . . . naturally!

FreeFall Adventures, WilliamstownPhoto Courtesy Gloucester County

Department of Economic Development

Photo courtesy Atco Raceway, Camden County

Cranberry Harvest photo courtesy Whitesbog Preservation Trust,

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FAMILY FUN


The back-to-school excitement has worn off. So nowwhat? Head to South Jersey and youll never hear were bored again.

Harvest season is prime time for a close up look at life onthe farm. Dozens of family-owned farms invite your familyto pick pumpkins, romp through hayfields and even meetbarnyard critters.

To make friends with critters of a slightly more wild nature,

Palmyra Cove Nature Park, Cedar Run Nature Center or Rancocas Woods Nature Center can give the youngstersan introduction to wildlife.

The holidays are for kids and throughout the regioncolorful festivals and events add the magic to the season for starry-eyed youngsters and a few parents. During thatnever-ending holiday break, steer the youngsters towardsthe Camden Waterfront. It is an all-ages fun-fest with theBattleship New Jersey, the Camden Childrens Garden andthe Adventure Aquarium where two resident happy hipposkeep everyone entertained with their antics.

Pumpkin Painting in Burlington Co.


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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT


Cooler temps mean its time to come indoors to indulge inSouth Jerseys glittering arts and entertainment

schedule. But before you head inside, make a stop atGrounds for Sculpture, an outdoor gallery of some of theworlds most interesting and unique sculpture. When youdo decide to finally come in from the cold, head to theRutgers-Camden Center for the Arts, where both the fine

and performing arts steal the show. You never know what is on stage at the McCarter Theatrebut with their line-up of Broadway shows, world music,chart-topping entertainers, and innovative kids shows, youcan bet it will be worth a standing O. No matter what

your taste youll find what you like at the elegantly restoredTrenton War Memorial, the Scottish Rite Auditorium, andthe Tweeter Center whose innovative design can transformthe regions largest outdoor concert venue into an intimateindoor theater. Check out the seasons star-filled line-up

at www.visitsouthjersey.com.


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CHIC SHOPPING & TASTY TREATS


Fa-la-la! Tis the season to be . . . shopping! With no tax onclothing, even Scrooge would enjoy shopping for and

finding the perfect gift in South Jersey. Youll certainly find what you need at Cherry Hill Mallwhere trend-setting shops such as Cache, ArmaniXchange, Wet Seal and other designer names keepeveryone in the latest styles.

Dont let the friendly, small-town charm in Collingswoodand Haddonfield fool you. The shops stock the lateststyles, no matter what your style. And for antiques andcollectibles, you cant go wrong in Mullica Hill, Salemand other South Jersey Main Street communities.

Youll need to fuel up after all that shopping and fortunately South Jerseys casual cafs, four-star restaurants, lively bistros, traditional diners and family- friendly eateries have just what your tastebuds ordered. Want the dish on the latest dishes? Check out SouthJerseys Hot Chefs at www.sjhotchefs.com.

A BLAST FROM THE PASTHistory is fun when you do it the South Jersey way. Fromdinosaur discoveries in Haddonfield (really!) to dramaticRevolutionary War battle sites at Red Bank, Salem andPrinceton to the authentic Rankokus Indian Reservation,South Jersey is the place to hear Americas story.

Danger lurked everywhere on the Underground Railroadand many regional landmarks the Peter Mott House,Burlington Pharmacy, and Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church bear witness to escaped slaves risky passage and theabolitionists who helped them on their journeys.

South Jersey was home to smart, feisty women who were

w-a-y ahead of their time. Meet the original Jersey Girls Elizabeth Haddon, who founded the town that bears her name . . . Alice Paul, whose persistence eventually wonwomen the right to vote . . . Elizabeth White, whodeveloped the blueberry and arguably the states

agricultural industry . . . at the landmarks and townswhere they changed history.


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SOUTH JERSEYS NATURAL WONDERS

There is no place like the world-famous Pine Barrens . . .literally. Sure, it is the largest national reserve east of theMississippi. But size isnt everything. A million-plus acresoffer thousands of ways to enjoy its forests, parks, riversand streams. Stroll through the magnificent Wharton StateForest or go birding along the 50-mile Batona Trail.Explore cranberry bogs and blueberry bushes at Whitesbog. Pitch your tent at the Brendan Byrne StateForest . . . or go snowmobiling in Bass River State Forest. And no Pinelands visit is complete unless you join in aslightly spooky evening expedition searching for thelegendary Jersey Devil.

But there is more to our great outdoors. So whether youare a woodsy-outdoors type or a confirmed city slicker,button up your sweaters, pull on your gloves and head to

our nature centers, parks, lakes and trails where you cancelebrate the great outdoors.

Rancocas Creek: Burlington Co. Jennifer Bulava

Amico Island Park: Burlington Co. Jennifer Bulava

Rancocas Creek: Burlington Co. Jennifer Bulava


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Its a little bit town, a little bit country and big fun! If you likequaint towns where locals smile at newcomers as they strollalong picturesque Main Streets and shopkeepers knoweveryones name, make a beeline for Burlington . . . or Bordentown . . . or Medford . . . or any of dozens of spotswhere small town life has a touch of city sophistication.

If rough and tumble outdoors are your thing, youre stillin the right place. In the heart of Burlington County youll find the world-famous Pinelands, a one-million acreecological wonder. The Pinelands combine uniqueeco-systems, the tea-colored streams and rivers of Wharton State Forest, and pygmy pine forests . . . family farms where you can pick your own veggies, centuries-oldhistoric towns such as Batsto Village, untamed wildernessand even spooky legends of the Jersey Devil.


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October 13 & 24, Nov. 3 & 14Open Tour of PaulsdaleGuided tour of the house and property focusing on

the life of Alice Paul, Quaker & womens history.128 Hooton Rd., Mt. Laurel856-231-1885www.alicepaul.org

October 27 & 28Bury Bury Burlington Ghost ToursBurlington City1.5 hr. Narrated Ghost Tour where your docent will lead a walking tour while relating fact and legend about the paranormal in this ancient city.609-386-4070www.tourburlington.org

November 3, December 8Jersey Devil HuntPinelands Preservation Alliance, SouthamptonToast marshmallows and hot dogs (bring your own), sing aroundthe campfire and then skulk into the woods searching for theinfamous Jersey Devil.609-859-8860 ext. 23www.pinelandsalliance.org

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Veterans Day ParadeBurlington CityJoin us as we honor those that risked all to defend the USA andpreserve our right to freedom. The Parade will begin at 10:30 amat High & Pearl Streets in front of Hope Fire House.609-386-4070www.tourburlington.org

November 16Moorestown DeCafe CoffeehouseFeatures live musical performances in an intimate setting.$13 admission includes refreshments.Perkins Center for the Arts395 Kings Highway, Moorestown856-235-6488www.perkinscenter.orgNovember 19Invasion of the Seed SnatchersRancocas Nature Center, Mount HollyFind out how to turn your yard into a haven for local and migratory birds609-261-2495www.njaudubon.org/centers/rancocas

November 23Tree Lighting CeremonyBurlington CityJoin us at 7pm at the Riverfront Promenades as we flip the switchto light the holiday trees! Beautiful light displays, Sing Carols, Children

visit with Santa, Tour the Historic Hoskins House and more.609-386-4070www.tourburlington.org


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November 24 Wine Trail Weekend Valenzano WineryShamong, Stocking up for the holidays is a great excuse to join in thewine tasting, live music, refreshments and other activities.609-268-6731www.valenzanowine.com

December 1Holiday ParadeBurlington City

Fabulous Floats, Hometown Heroes, Antique Vehicles, Elves, Santa andmore! The parade begins at High & Federal Streets and proceeds northto the Riverfront Promenade.609-386-4070www.tourburlington.org

December 2 -3Holiday HayridesPemberton Railroad Station Museum3 Hanover St. and Fort Dix Road, Pemberton609-894-0546

December 2Holiday Home Tour Sponsored by Medford Historical Society

Various Locations in MedfordHistoric Medford throws open the doors to its historic homes andbuildings for their annual Holiday Tour of Homes.1-6PMTickets and Info:609-714-2283www.discovermedford.com/events

Located on the Delaware River just south of the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge.

Palmyra Cove Nature Park is open dawn to dusk. Enjoy bird walks, 8 miles of hikingand walking trails, river and other wetland views.

The Environmental Discovery Center is open seven days a week from 9am to 4pmMonday through Friday, 10am to 4pm Saturday and Sunday.

Educational Programs and Teacher Workshops are available.

Sunrise at PALMYRA COVENATURE PARK

Contact: Clara Ruvolo, Executive Director P: 856-829-1900 Website: www.palmyracove.org


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December 9Holiday House ToursBurlington City, Ignite your good old-fashioned holiday spirit with thisannual tour of beloved private homes in the Historic District plus rarelyseen historic site, all decked out for the holidays!609-386-4070www.tourburlington.org

December 10 28Smithville Holiday Tea ToursHistoric Smithville Mansion6 Park Avenue, Easthampton609-265-5068

January 21 Winter Raptors Woodford Cedar Run Wildlife RefugeMedfordMeet some resident raptors and find out why they stickaround in cold weather 609-983-3329www.cedarrun.org

February 25Februarys Birthday BashHistoric Smithville Park6 Park Avenue, EasthamptonThe perfect cure for winters cabin fever: an outdoor birthday bash in the park.609-265-5068

Smithville Mansion Jennifer Bulava


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Conveniently located in the heart of the Mt. Laurel business district one quarter mile off of Exit 4 of the NJ Turnpike and only 12 miles

from downtown Philadelphia, the Mt. Laurel Marriott is an ideal choice whether you are traveling for business or pleasure. A warm

a spirit to serve create a perfect destination for your traveling needs.

The preferred hotel in South Jersey whether you are traveling for business or pleasure.

www.mtlaurelmarriott.com


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Courtyard Mount Laurel1000 Century ParkwayMount Laurel, NJ 08054

ENJOY TRUE HOSPITALITY AT A GREAT VALUE.Let our hotel serve as the base of operations for your next visit to NewJersey. Youll enjoy our spacious guest rooms, free high speed internetaccess, indoor swimming pool, a tasty breakfast buffet and our legendary service. Courtyard. Our rooms were made for you. SM

ITS THE MARRIOTT WAY.SM

Inquire about our great weekend winter specials.For reservations or more information

Tel 856-273-2211www.mtlaurelcourtyard.com

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ACCOMMODATIONSHAMPTON INN MOUNT LAUREL5000 Crawford Place,Mt Laurel, NJ 08054

This hotel is ideal for families and

business travelers. Deluxe, spaciousrooms include our Hot Breakfast Buffet,micro/fridge, high speed internet,outdoor pool, access to full facilitygym, HHONORS Frequent StayProgram, and FREE local call andcable television. We are accessible toall major highways, Philadelphia Airport and only minutes away fromdining and local attractions such as

Historic Philadelphia, Adventure Aquarium, Great Adventure,shopping malls and much more.

Tel 856-778-5535www.hamptoninn.com

WYNDHAM MOUNT LAUREL1111 Route 73, Mt Laurel, NJ 08054Relax in a beautifully appointed guestroom with thoughtful touches like anergonomic workstation, two-linephone and high-speed Internetaccess. Enjoy a relaxing experience inour famous Wyndham Steak & ChopHouse restaurant. After a busy day,unwind and relax in our fitness center

and indoor heated pool & Jacuzzi.Tel 856-234-7000www.wyndhammtlaurel.com


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SHOP TIL YOU DROP


Bordentown Farnsworth AvenueQuaint historic district lined withmore than a dozen unique artgalleries, antique shops, bookstores,and fine jewelry and clothing stores.609-298-1424www.downtownbordentown.com

Burlington High StreetDozens of shopping opportunities,including antiques, gift shops,collectibles, Africana and more.Nearby historic district.609-386-3993www.tourburlington.org

Medford Main StreetSmall town charm with a Victorian touch. The tree lined

streets offer a unique glimpse intothe past as well as classic shoppingopportunities, historical landmarksand fine restaurants.609-654-2512www.whileyoureinmedford.com

Mill Race Village Mount HollyMore than a dozen shopsfeaturing a wide variety of collectibles, hand made items, fineart, jewelry, clothes, accessories,furniture, and waterside diningalong the Rancocas Creek.

609-267-8600 x20www.millracevillage.com

The Promenade at Sagemore MarltonUpscale lifestyle center, featuringa collection of more than 50 retailand specialty stores, cafes, and moresituated in an open-air shoppingenvironment.856-810-0085www.thepromenadenj.com

Rancocas Woods Mount Laurel Attractive village with more than 25stores with everything from candlesto collectibles, furniture togreeting cards, Philadelphia hoagiesto soft pretzels. Monthly craft andantique shows.856-235-3032www.rancocaswoods.net

Columbus Farmers MarketHundreds of indoor and outdoor tables and retail stores, includingfruit and vegetable stands609-267-0400www.columbusfarmersmarket.com

Burlington Center Mall609-387-8300www.shopatburlington.com

Moorestown Mall856-235-7602www.moorestown-mall.com


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AMERICANAvion Restaurant atThe Flying W Airport

60 Fostertown Rd.Medford609-267-8787Braddock's Tavern39 S. Main St.Medford609-654-1604

Charlie Brown's Steakhouse114-116 E. Main StreetMaple Shade856-779-8003Charlie Brown's Steakhouse949 Route 541Mount Holly609-265-1100Chili's Grill & Bar1310 Route 73Mount Laurel856-273-0020Cracker Barrel Old CountryStore1240 Route 73Mount Laurel856-778-8900Cracker Barrel OldCountry Store110 Hancock LaneMount Holly609-265-9133

Curtin's Wharf 501 E. Pearl St.Burlington609-386-4594GG's Restaurant515 Fellowship Rd.Mount Laurel856-778-8999Hedger House RestaurantAnd BarState Highway No. 563Chatsworth609-726-9006P.J. Whelihan's Pub61 Stokes Rd.Medford Lakes609-714-7900P.J. Whelihan's Pub396 Lenola Rd.Maple Shade856-234-2345

The Farnsworth House135 Farnsworth Ave.Bordentown609-291-9232The Tabernacle Inn1488 Route 206Tabernacle609-268-1060

ITALIANBacio Italian Cuisine

2806 Route 130 NorthCinnaminson856-303-9100Carlucci's Waterfront876 Centerton Rd.Mount Laurel856-235-5737

Casanova Grill230 North Maple Ave.Marlton856-810-2099Femmina Grill408 Stokes Rd.Medford609-714-8800Lamberti's Cucina200 Tuckerton RoadMedford856-985-2975Macaroni Grill4162 Church Rd.Mount Laurel856-642-5222Milano Modo1643 Route 38Mt. Holly609-261-2345Pasta Vino124 Kings HighwayMaple Shade856-727-1001Scaturro's841 South Route 73Evesham856-985-4560Tarantella Ristorante128 Route 70Medford609-714-9050


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MEXICANDon Pablo's Mexican Kitchen1361 Nixon Drive

Moorestown856-642-6160Mexican Food Factory601 W. Route 70Marlton856-983-9222

ASIAN/INDIANKarma2015 Route 541 Westampton609-914-0800P.F. Chang's China Bistro500 Route 73 SouthMarlton

856-396-0880Panda Restaurant326 High St.Burlington609-239-0588Teng Long House10 Mill St.

Mount Holly609-265-9885

SEAFOODBarnacle Ben's300 Young Ave.

Moorestown856-235-5808

DINERSRed Lion Town andCountry DinerRoutes 70 and 206Southampton609-859-2301Sage Diner1170 Route 73Mount Laurel609-727-0770

SPECIALTY

Beau Rivage128 Taunton Blvd.Medford856-983-1999Caf Gallery219 High St.Burlington609-386-6150Robin's NestRestaurant2 Washington St.Mount Holly609-261-6149River Mill Restaurant765 Farnsworth Ave.Bordentown609-291-2199





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If you havent seen Camden County lately, you haventseen it at all. From the year-round activities at the Adventure Aquarium and Childrens Garden along theCamden Waterfront . . . to the stylish shops in picturesqueHaddonfield . . . to the arts and dining district in hipCollingswood, you could try something new every dayand still not see it all. And kid friendly? Whats better than an afternoon romping through the pint-sizedactivities at the Garden State Childrens Museum.

As for history, you cant get much more historic than the founding of the state, which happened at the Indian King

Tavern . . . or the Peter Mott House in Lawnside, acenturies old African American municipality . . . or theBattleship New Jersey where hands-on activities recreatethe stories and sacrifices of generations of sailors.


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October 13Mum Madness & Pumpkin ParadeThe Garden salutes Autumn & Mum Bear with crafts and entertainment.Camden Childrens Garden3 Riverside Drive, Camden856-365-8733camdenchildrensgarden.org

October 18Cruise NightHaddon Ave. comes alive with the sounds & styles of the regionshottest antique, classic & custom cars and motorcycles.Haddon Ave., Collingswood856-858-9275

October 21 - 31Creep in the Deep Adventure Aquarium, Camden

As if resident sharks arent scary enough, this Halloweencelebration is filled with spooky but fun celebrations.856-365-3300www.adventureaquarium.com

October 24Potting Bulbs for Indoor BloomCamden Childrens Garden

3 Riverside Drive, CamdenSometimes its nice to fool Mother Nature especially when the result isa pot of bulbs forced into colorful flower before winters end. Join WaltFisher, en expert and longtime exhibitor at the Philadelphia Flower Show, for an informative and fun workshop.856-365-8733www.camdenchildrensgarden.org

October 27Goblins in the GardenKids in costume receive half off admission for this howling good time!Camden Childrens Garden3 Riverside Dr., Camden856-365-8733www.camdenchildrensgarden.org

November 10Train FestivalThis festival features train displays, crafts, games, entertainment & moreCamden Childrens Garden3 Riverside Drive, Camden856-365-8733www.camdenchildrensgarden.org

November 16 Antiques and All That Jazz!Camden County Historical Societys annual fundraiser includes a liveauction, buffet, and entertainment.Collingswood Community Center Collings Ave., Collingswood856-964-3333


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November 17 Antiques on the AvenueCollingswood Community Center, CollingswoodBring up to two items for appraisal, bid for antiques or collectibles andenjoy food and entertainment all in support of the Camden County

Historical Society.856-964-3333www.cchsnj.comNovember 24 & 30, Dec. 1, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22 & 28-29Holiday Festival of LightsStroll through the 4.5 acres of gardens that include over 100,000beautiful holiday lights and animated sculptures.Camden Children's Garden3 Riverside Dr., Camden856-365-8733www.camdenchildrensgarden.orgDecember 1 - 31Holiday Festival of LightsCamden Childrens Garden3 Riverside Drive, CamdenGet caught up in the fun at the Childrens Garden where you can siphot chocolate while you stroll through the outdoor garden aglow withthousands of lights and animated sculptures.856-365-8733

Camden Childrens Garden

Photo Courtesy Waterfront Marketing Bureau

Adventure AquariumPhoto Courtesy Adventure Aquarium

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December 6Fishmas Adventure Aquarium2 Riverside Drive, Camden Waterfront,

856-365-3300www.adventureaquarium.comDec. 8Holiday Open House at Pomona HallHoliday themed kids craft sessions will be offered throughout the day.1900 Park Blvd., Camden856-964-3333December 14

Haddonfield Holiday House Tour 10AM-4PM, 5PM-9PMThe Haddonfield Information Center 2 Kings Court, HaddonfieldElaborately decorated homes might inspire you to come upwith some twinkling displays of your own.856-216-7253December 17Hurray for HannukahGarden State Discovery Museum2040 Springdale Road, Cherry HillCome out for an afternoon of music, crafts and delicioustraditional latkes while you enjoy performances and hear storiesabout the Festival of Lights856-424-1233www.discoverymuseum.comDecember 26 and 28Kwanzaa Festival with Queen Nur Garden State Discovery Museum2040 Springdale Road, Cherry HillFall under the spell of storytellers Queen Nur and Sarai asthey weave tales and tell stories of days long ago.856-424-1233www.discoverymuseum.comDecember 31New Years Eve on the Battleship NJ, CamdenSpend the last night of the year on the historic battleship andget the best view of the fireworks.856-966-1652www.battleshipnewjersey.orgDecember 31Haddonfields First Night CelebrationKings Highway & Lincoln Ave., Haddonfield

This alcohol-free, family-friendly celebration of the arts featuresnot one, but two fireworks displays to start the new year.856-216-7253www.haddonfieldnj.orgJanuary 13 - 14Deep Freeze Adventure Aquarium2 Riverside Drive, Camden

Warm up to the live seal shows, ice sculptures, penguins, sharksand other cold-weather animals, includes programs teachinghow these animals stay warm.856-365-3300www.adventureaquarium.comFebruary 3Hey, Girlfriend! EventKings Highway, HaddonfieldRound up your best friend and treat yourselves to 2-for-1shopping specials all day long.856-216-7253www.haddonfieldnj.org


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With five new Interactive Attractions at Adventure Aquarium , the whole family can get their hands on gooey jellyfish, scary

sharks, crawly shrimp and more. Come feel the adventure

with each slimy, crawly, goopy, icky touch.

856-365-3300AdventureAquarium.com


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BIG GUNS.BIG FUN!

1-866-877-6262 www. battleshipnewjersey.org

Group packages, BBQs,box lunches and US0-style

shows are available.

On the Camden Waterfront

Now open: Barber shop,Brig and Laundry

$1.00 OFF ADMISSION FOR UP TO FIVE PEOPLE WHEN YOU BRING IN THIS

GET YOUR HANDS ON THE FUN!

Hundreds of hands-on experiencesand giant exhibits in a wonderland

of indoor and outdoor fun!

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ACCOMMODATIONS


When you are planning a vacation or a business trip, you are sure to find the best lodging options in South

Jersey that meet your budget and expectations. Whether you are traveling alone, with your family or agroup, you will feel right at home in the exceptionalhotels that abound in Camden County. Hotels locatedhere are ideal for visitors who want to visit the areaslandmarks, plan day trips and enjoy Camden Countyby night. For a complete list of hotels, motels,extended stay, etc. please visitwww.visitsouthjersey.com and click on Accommodations.

Haddonfield Inn44 West End Ave.Haddonfield, NJ 08033An elegant bed & breakfast in historic Haddonfield.

All of our rooms have fireplaces, privatebathsmany with whirlpools, fine linensand robes, Fossfill comforters and pillows,cable TVmany with DVD/CD players, free high speed wireless Internet. Enjoy agourmet breakfast in our charmingdining roomstables for two, of course.Complimentary snacks and beverages arealways available. Dog Friendly.

Tel 856-428-2195For package information and to viewany of our themed rooms visit us atwww.haddonfieldinn.com

Crowne PlazaCherry Hill2349 West Marlton PikeCherry Hill, NJ 08002

The Place to Stay in South JerseyLocal Attractions Adventure Aquarium & Battleship NJ Downtown Philadelphia 5 miles Atlantic City only 1 hour awayHotel Features 408 Guest Rooms with Complimentary

Parking Brand New Restaurant & Lounge Group Rates Available

Tel 856-665-6666www.crowneplaza.com/cherryhillnj


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Holiday Inn Philadelphia Cherry Hill2175 Marlton PikeCherry Hill, NJ 08002

With 6000 square feet of meeting spacethe Hotel offers 186 beautifully appointedrooms, in-door/out-door swimming pools, fitness center, car rental and freeparking. Hotel Features

Award winning Red, Hot & BlueRestaurant. Located near Camden Waterfront Attractions, 6 miles fromdowntown Philadelphia.Tel 856-663-5300www.holidaycherryhill.com

Howard Johnson Express Inn832 N. Blackhorse PikeBlackwood, NJ 08012

Howard Johnson Express Inn of Blackwood is your "Home away fromhome", whether you are traveling for business or for pleasure. Our rooms arewell decorated with all modern amenities.Relax in your room with Whirlpool or Roman tub and enjoy your stay.

Tel 856-228-4040www.hojoblackwood.com

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WINGATE BY WYNDHAM1000 Laurel Oak Road Voorhees/Cherry Hill, NJ 08043Ideal for Overnight Guest AccommodationsGuests will receive: Complimentary Deluxe Continental

Breakfast Indoor Heated Pool, Jacuzzi &

Fitness Center Oversized Guest Rooms, Suites Available Microwave/Refrigerator in every room 27 Color TV, Pay-per-view movies, Web TV Motor Coach Friendly

Fantastic Group Rates Nintendo 64 Video Games

Tel 856-627-1000www.wingateinns.com

Quality Inn Gloucester City1200 Crescent Blvd.Gloucester City, NJ 08030

FREE Wireless High Speed Internet FREE Deluxe Continental breakfast Outdoor Pool. Fitness & Business

Center Banquet & Meeting Space Available! Saffron Cuisine & Lounge on premises Conveniently located minutes from:

Philadelphia and NJ attractions

Tel 856-456-7400www.choicehotels.com/nj723


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For shopping, theres no place like Had

Find out why

theNew York Timessays

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the best collection of shops

anywhere in the state.

Shop HaddonfContact the Haddonfield Information Center856.216.7253 [email protected] www.ShopHaddonfieldNJ.c


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Collingswood Haddon AvenuePlenty of great BYOBs mingle with more than a dozen

unique retail stores in this hip and trendy downtown.866-234-6265www.collingswood.com

Haddonfield Kings Highway and Haddon Avenue Voted Best Revived Shopping District by PhiladelphiaMagazine. Features an impressive collection of shops,restaurants, historic sites and a dinosaur!856-216-7253www.haddonfieldnj.org

Berlin Farmers MarketIndoor and outdoor vendors.One of the largest outside marketplaces in the area

856-757-1384www.berlinfarmersmarket.com

Cherry Hill MallRt. 38 and Haddonfield RoadThe first enclosed shopping mall in the East, with over 165 of the most popular stores Cherry Hill Mall iscurrently South Jerseys fashion destination856-662-7440www.cherryhillmall.com

Echelon Mall (soon to be Voorhees Town Center)2120 Echelon Mall, VoorheesIn the process of being resized, renovated and re-born as

The Mall at Voorhees Town Center with a mixed use towncenter comprised of retail, restaurants, neighborhoodservices and luxury residential building.856-772-1950www.shopechelonmall.com


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Haddonfield

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AMERICAN20 Horse Tavern835 South 2nd St.Camden856-365-9211Charlie Brown's Steakhouse1378 Little Gloucester Rd.Blackwood856-783-9324Cork Restaurant and Bar90 Haddon Ave. Westmont856-833-9800Elephant & Castle1450 Route 70 EastCherry HIll856-427-0427

Merryfields1208 White Horse PikeOaklyn856-854-3799P.J. Whelihan's Pub700 Haddon Ave.Haddonfield

856-427-7888P.J. Whelihan's Pub1854 E. Marlton PikeCherry Hill856-424-8844Red, Hot & BlueRt. 70 & Sayer Ave.

Cherry HIll856-665-7427ITALIANAnthony's512 Station Ave.Haddon Heights856-310-7766

Bistro Di Marino492 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-858-1700Caff Aldo Lamberti2011 Route 70 WestCherry Hill856-663-1747Catelli Ristorante100 Evesham & Kresson Rd. Voorhees856-751-6069Laceno Italian Grill1120 White Horse Rd. Voorhees856-627-3700

Nunzio Ristorante Rustico706 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-858-9840Sapori - Trattoria601 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-858-2288ItalianaThommy G's

20 W. Atlantic Ave. Audubon856-672-1222Tutti Toscani by Lamberti1491 Brace RoadCherry Hill856-354-1157

MEXICANLa Esperanza40 E. Gibbsboro Rd.Lindenwold856-782-7114Los Amigos461 Route 73 North

Berlin856-767-5216The Tortilla Press703 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-869-3345ASIAN/INDIAN

Chez Elena Wu910 Berlin Rd. Voorhees856-566-3222China King401 Haddon Ave.Haddonfield856-429-8131Mikado2320 Marlton Pike WestCherry Hill856-665-4411Oriental Pearl215 East Kings HighwayHaddonfield856-427-6985SaffronQuality Inn, Route 130Gloucester 856-742-0401Sagami37 Crescent Blvd.Collingswood856-854-9773


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Siri's Thai French CuisineRoute 70 WestCherry Hill856-663-6781Waterlily655 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-833-0098Fuji Japanese Restaurant116 East Kings Highway

Haddonfield856-354-8200SEAFOODEmerald Fish65 Barclay Shopping Ctr.Cherry Hill856-616-9192

Max's Seafood Caf34 N. Burlington St.Gloucester City856-456-9774The Little Tuna403 North Haddon Ave.Haddonfield

856-795-0888DINERSPonzio's7 Route 70 WestCherry Hill856-428-4808Silver Diner2131 Route 38Cherry Hill856-910-1240

Marlton Diner781 W. Route 70Cherry Hill856-667-8255The Pop Shop729 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-869-0111SPECIALTYCasona563 Haddon Ave.Collingswood856-854-5555Cheesecake Factory931 Haddonfield RoadCherry Hill856-665-7550

Elements Caf517 Station AvenueHaddon Heights856-546-8840La Champagne312 Kresson Rd.Cherry Hill

856-429-7647Melange Caf1601 Chapel AvenueCherry Hill856-663-7339

Ritz Theater Photo courtesy of Camden County Economic Development


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Gloucester County Historical Society Photo by

T. Briglia for South Jersey Tourism Corporation

Heritage Station, Richwood, Photo by T. Briglia for South Jersey Tourism Corporation


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Oct 26 Nov 17The Broadway

Theatre of Pitman43 S. Broadway, PitmanOliver!8pm or 2pm(weekends)856-384-8381www.thebroadwaytheatre.org

November 24

The Broadway Theatre of Pitman, 43 S. Broadway, PitmanComedy Show 8pm856-384-8381www.thebroadwaytheatre.org

November 24Holiday Parade, Park Lighting,Santa Claus in Pitman856-582-3444www.pitmanchamber.org

November 28 Afternoon Nature Strolls2:30pm Meet at the Scotland

Run Park Nature Center (Academy Street in Clayton) toexplore different trails eachafternoon. No fees, but pleaseregister in advanceby calling 856-881-0845.

November 30-December 28Horse and Carriage Rides everyFriday through December 856-582-3444www.pitmanchamber.org

November 30,December 7 and 14

Candlelight Shopping Main Street (South Broad St), Woodbury Welcome Santa and enjoyholiday shopping,carolers, carriage rides, andchildrens activities.www.mainstreetwoodbury.org/calendar

December 1Christmas House Tour

Mullica HillThe whole village of Mullica Hillgets decked out for the holiday. And, after touring the speciallylit historic houses you can findthat perfect gift at one of thetowns many merchants.856-881-6800www.mullicahill.com

December 7Main St Glassboro, Holiday TreeLighting Ceremony & ConcertJoin the Borough of Glassboroas we celebrate the Holiday

Season with our annual TreeLighting Ceremony.856-881-0500www.glasboroonline.com/events

Dec 7-9, 14-15The Broadway Theatre of Pitman, 43 S. Broadway, PitmanHome for the Holidays856-384-8381www.thebroadwaytheatre.org

December 141st Annual Ye Old GlassboroughChristmas House Tour

The Innkeepers at the FoundersInn, 124 State Street,invite you to join them. For details call: 856-881-1110

January 18-29The Broadway Theatre of Pitman, 43 S. Broadway, PitmanHello Dolly856-384-8381www.thebroadwaytheatre.org


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Mullica Hill Route 322Nostalgic charm abounds in this major antiquesand crafts village which ranks on the NationalRegister of Historic Places.

856-881-6800www.mullicahill.com

Woodbury Broad StreetGrowing business and shopping district with

more than a dozen restaurants, retail andspecialty stores, and a historical society.856-845-8655www.mainstreetwoodbury.org

Deptford Mall1750 Deptford Center Road856-848-8100www.shopdeptfordmall.com

Washington Center

Egg Harbor Road & Greentree Road Washington TownshipNeighborhood shopping center featuring quick stopstores like Starbucks, Cold Stone Creamery and AcmeSupermarket.

856-218-8677


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AMERICANCharlie Brown's Steakhouse111 North Broad St. Woodbury856-853-8505Chili's Grill & Bar1760 Clements Bridge Rd.Deptford856-384-1212Ninety Nine

1440 Almonesson RoadDeptford856-251-0099Swedes Inn301 Kings HighwaySwedesboro856-467-2032

P.J. Whelihan's Pub425 Hurffville-Sewell856-582-7774Cross Keys RoadThe Barnsboro Inn699 Main StreetSewell856-468-3557The Franklinville InnRt. 47 & Rt. 538Franklinville856-694-1577The Telford Inn145 Bridgeton PikeMantua856-468-0535ITALIANJake's On Iona Lake611 Taylor Rd.Franklinville856-694-5700Toscana's127 Bridgeton PikeMullica Hill856-478-2288

Luna Rossa Biagio Lamberti3210 Route 42Turnersville856-728-4505MEXICANDon Pablo's Mexican Kitchen1860 Deptford Center RoadDeptford856-374-3841San Miguel

373 Egg Harbor Rd.Sewell856-582-1444SEAFOODCap'n Cat's Clam BarDelsea Dr.Franklinville

856-694-9888DINERSHarrison House Diner& Restaurant98 North Main St.Mullica Hill856-478-6077

Peter's Diner1741 S. Black Horse Pike Williamstown856-740-4422Point 40 Diner761 Route 40Pole Tavern856-358-2882SPECIALTYGloucester Chop House4 South Lakeview Dr.Gibbsboro856-566-7300


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MERCER COUNTY

A short drive, train ride, or bus trip away from Trenton,small-town charm balances out the urban energy of our capital city. Princetons town-and-gown atmosphereprovides Mercer County with lively arts and culturalactivities, museums and attractions; and smaller boroughslike Hopewell and Hightstown bring a wealth of uniqueshops, restaurants, and galleries to the landscape.

Likewise, suburban communities such as Hamilton andthe Windsors have much to offer for tourists and residentsalike. Visitors can overnight at a bed-and-breakfast, thenspend a day at the world-renowned Grounds for

Sculpture and an evening enjoying a performance at theMcCarter Theatre. Music enthusiasts from near and far can catch an inexpensive show by a local band whilesampling home-brewed beer at Triumph Brewery, or headjust around the corner to the Princeton Record Exchange

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Oct. 13-14, 20-21, & 27-28Fall Family Fun WEEKENDSCelebrate fall with family fun on the farm where

everyone can enjoy rides, food and live music.Terhune Orchards330 Cold Soil Rd., Princeton609-924-2310

December 3 Winter Tales & Ice Carving CelebrationGrounds for SculptureHamilton609-586-0616December 28Classic Comedy Cavalcade CinemaconTEMPORARY Arts Center, Princeton You bring the laughter, we supply the popcorn for this cavalcadeof classic short films the way they were meant to be seen.609-924-8777www.artscouncilofprinceton.org

December 2 23A Christmas Carol McCarter Theatre Center, PrincetonCelebrate the season with McCarter's critically acclaimed productionof Charles Dickens' classic holiday tale, A Christmas Carol. Join Ebenezer Scrooge on a magical journey and experience the goodwill andgenerosity of spirit that embodies the peace and goodwill of the season.609-258-ARTSwww.mccarter.org

January 11 February 17Me, Myself and I McCarter Theatre Center, PrincetonDouble your pleasure, double your fun. When a pair of identical twinbrothers are both named Otto, hows a mother supposed to keep themstraight? Given that they share the same DNA, why are their personalities

diametrically opposed? And what does it mean when one of the Ottossuddenly announces he wants to become Chinese?609-258-ARTSwww.mccarter.org

February 2Gilbert & SullivansPrincess Ida McCarter Theatre Center, Princeton Womens lib and feminism may be years away, but the setting is awomen's college where men are not allowed at least, not until itsstudents are "liberated" by a trio of cross-dressing suitors who sneakinto the compound. Can co-education be far behind, or were G&Sjust ahead of their time?609-258-ARTSwww.mccarter.org

February 15Brian Stokes MitchellMcCarter Theatre Center, PrincetonDubbed The Last Leading Man by The New York Times, Brian StokesMitchell is the quintessential musical theatre performer, with a Tonyaward for the revival of Cole Porters Kiss Me, Kate , and three moreTony nominations (Ragtime, Man of La Mancha, King Hedley)609-258-ARTSwww.mccarter.org .


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Princeton Nassau Street An impressive selection of enticing eateries, charming

shops, cozy cafes, and a variety of entertainment venues.609-924-1776www.princetonchamber.org

Palmer Square Princeton

A stylish collection of more than 40 shops and restaurantslocated in the heart of downtown Princeton.Nassau Street and Bayard Lane609-921-2333www.palmersquare.com

Quaker Bridge MallLawrenceville A big-city mall with national retail stores, restaurants, fast food and specialty shops for men, women and children.Route 1 and Quakerbridge Road

609-799-8177www.quakerbridgemall.com

Princeton Shopping Center PrincetonDesigned as a California-style mall when it opened in1956. Some 50 businesses, a mix of large chains andhomegrown businesses, outline a rectangular courtyard,home to beautifully manicured floral displays created bythe Centers own chief gardener.301 N. Harrison Street

609-921-6234www.princetonshoppingcenter.com

MarketFair West WindsorSouthern Princetons most fashionable and distinctiveshopping destination for over 20 years. Featuring bothHigh Fashion clothing and Upscale Home Furnishing stores.US Route 1 at Meadow Road609-452-7777www.marketfairmall.com


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AMERICANChili's Grill & Bar3465 U.S. Hwy. 1Princeton609-987-8020Chili's Grill & Bar125 Marketplace Blvd.Hamilton609-585-0028Cracker BarrelOld Country Store825 Market Place Blvd.Hamilton609-581-5462Crystal Garden Restaurant102 Carnegie Ctr.Princeton

609-987-1234The Ferry House32 Witherspoon St.Princeton609-924-2488Yankee Doodle Tap Room10 Palmer Square

Princeton609-921-7500ITALIANMarsilio's Restaurant541 Roebling Ave.Trenton609-695-1916

Sal De Forte's200 Fulton St.Trenton609-396-6856Theresa's Caf19-23 Palmer Sq. EastPrinceton609-921-1974

ASIAN/INDIANBimi Japanese Restaurant201 Village Blvd.Princeton609-452-7900Royal Orchid370 Route 130East Windsor 609-448-2300SEAFOODBig Fish Seafood Bistro3535 Route 1 Suite 370Princeton609-919-1179Blue Point Grill258 Nassau St.Princeton609-921-1211John Henry's SeafoodRestaurant2 Mifflin St.Trenton609-396-3083SPECIALTYLawrenceville Inn2691 Lawrenceville RdLawrenceville609-219-1900Mediterra29 Hulfish StreetPrinceton

609-252-9680Rat's Restaurant16 Fairgrounds RoadHamilton609-584-7800


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Appel Farm Arts and Music Center Photo Courtesy Appel Farm Arts and Music Center


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October 22Jersey Waterways Duathlon & 5k RunDowntown SalemReady, Set, Run to this fun competitive event whichalso includes a 5K walk.www.salemcitynj.com/duathalon

December 1Candlelight Tour WoodstownStroll through historic homes and churches throughout the day andthen join us for a soup and sandwich supper and holiday singing.

December 1Magic of Christmas Parade in Salem City11am-2pm Annual Christmas Parade with bands, danced teams, cartoon characters,local organizations, food, music, a ton of fun and of course Santa.

www.salemcitynj.com/eventsDecember 1 Yuletide House Tour and Festival1pmHistoric Salem gets decked out in its holiday finest as the 20th Annual Award Winning Tour of the towns historic homes, churches and other buildings are a glitter in festive wreaths, wrappings and glowing lights.Tickets $10Contact Salem Main Street program856-935-8800

December 1 Annual Salem City Christmas Tree Lighting6-7pm Annual Salem City town Christmas tree lighting with music,Santa and more. At Old Salem County Courthouse at Broadwayand Market Streets.

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When you are planning a vacation or a business trip,

you are sure to find the best lodging options in South

Jersey that meet your budget and expectations.

Whether you are traveling alone, with your family or a

group, you will feel right at home in the exceptional

hotels that abound in Salem County. Hotels located here

are ideal for visitors who want to visit the areas landmarks,

plan day trips and enjoy Salem County by night. For a

complete list of hotels, motels, extended stay, etc.

please visit www.visitsouthjersey.com and

click on Accommodations.


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Salem Market StreetNumerous historic sites dot the streetsof this growing antiques district.856-935-8800www.salemcitynj.com

Cowtown Flea Market Pilesgrove400+ vendors. Open year round.Live stock auction every Tuesday.856-769-3200

www.cowtownrodeo.com


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AMERICANBrigadoon Restaurant104 Fenwick PlazaSalem856-935-5177Cracker BarrelOld Country Store427 North BroadwayPennsville856-299-1771

Ye Olde Centerton Inn1136 Almond Rd.Elmer 856-358-3201ITALIANTravaglini's Italian Restaurant538 North Broadway

Deepwater 856-299-3100Vicente's Place222 East BroadwaySalem609-935-8444

ASIAN/INDIANOriental Restaurant414 S. BroadwayPennsville856-678-4021SEAFOODKnocker's Crab House106 North Hook Rd.Pennsville856-678-6100

DINERSSalem Oak Diner113 West BroadwaySalem856-935-1305Woodstown Diner16 East Avenue Woodstown856-769-1140


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GETTING HERE & GETTING AROUND


By AutoDepending on your destinationin South Jersey, there are many

access routes to and throughthe region.

Major highways that offer director connecting routes to SouthJersey include: I-95; I-295; I-76and I-676; Route 1; New JerseyTurnpike, PennsylvaniaTurnpike; Garden StateParkway; and the Atlantic CityExpressway.

Major bridge connectionsinclude: Ben Franklin Bridge toRoutes 30 and 676 East; Walt

Whitman Bridge to Route 42South; Betsy Ross Bridge toRoute 73 South; TaconyPalmyra Bridge to Route 73South; Burlington BristolBridge to Route 130;Commodore Barry Bridge to

Route 322 East; and DelawareMemorial Bridge to NJTurnpike or Route 295 North.

By AirSouth Jersey is served by severalconveniently located airportsand most major, discount andinternational carriers. Contactthe individual airline for specificinformation.

Philadelphia International Airport800-745-4283

www.phl.orgNewark International Airport973-961-6000www.newarkairport.com

Atlantic City International Airport

609-645-7895www.acairport.com

By Train and BusSouth Jerseys trains, buses andlight rail lines have convenientintersections, making it easy toconnect to each service andeven easier to get wherever you need to go.

AMTRAK800-872-7245www.amtrak.com

Rail stations located at nearby30th Street Station inPhiladelphia, Clinton Avenue inTrenton and Princeton.

PATCO Speedline856-772-6900www.ridepatco.orgRail service operates 24/7between Center CityPhiladelphia and South Jerseyand connects to NJ TransitsRiver LINE.

NJ TRANSIT

800-626-7433www.njtransit.comRail and bus lines servingpoints between Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.

River LINE800-772-2222www.riverline.comSouth Jerseys light rail systemfrom NJ TRANSIT has 20station locations from theCamden Waterfront toTrenton, most with free

parking. Connects withPATCO and Amtrak.

Greyhound800-231-2222www.greyhound.com

Limo and Shuttle Services Van and limousine service isavailable for transportbetween airports and trainstations in South Jersey andconnecting points inPhiladelphia.

State Shuttle800-427-3207www.stateshuttle.com

Metro Rapid Rover856-428-1500

www.rapidrover.com


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NUMBERS TO KNOW


Here are a few phone numbers to keep handy . . .

Welcome Centers

Batsto Village Visitor Center 4110 Nesco Road, Hammonton 609-561-0024

Burlington City Visitor Center:Carriage House, 12 Smiths Lane, Burlington 609-386-3993

Deepwater Visitor Center:295 N Mile Marker 2.5, Deepwater 856-351-0194

John Fenwick Welcome Center:Mile Marker 5.4, NJ Turnpike N. 856-299-7494

Salem Visitor Center:One New Market Street, Salem 856-935-9242

Visitor Information

Burlington County Tourism:609-265-5068; www.co,burlington.nj.us

Camden County Concert Hotline:856-216-2170

Camden County Parks Dept.:856-216-2117; www.camdencounty.com

Camden Waterfront Marketing Bureau:856-757-9400; www.camdenwaterfront.com

Gloucester County Tourism:856-384-6961; www.co.gloucester.nj.us

Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corp.:215-599-0776; www.gophila.com

New Jersey Office of Travel & Tourism:609-292-2470; 1-800-VISITNJ;www.visitnj.org

Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce:

609-924-1776; www.princetonchamber.orgSalem County Tourism Information:856-935-9242; www.salemcitynj.com

South Jersey Tourism Corporation:856-757-9400; www.visitsouthjersey.com

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