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Atlantic County's Smithville dates back to the American Revolution. Today, it's part historical site, part outdoor shopping mall, and part theme park.

The tiny city along the Delaware River in Hunterdon County may only have a population of 4,000, but downtown Lambertville has a distinctive charm and plenty to do.

Whether it's a world-class restaurant or a diner serving disco fries, here's a look at the absolute best restaurant in every single shore town in New Jersey.

Considering a weekend or more in Cape May, but not sure where to start? Here's some must-visit spots, including a few hidden gems.

Weekends are for BBQs, friends, family, fireworks, and our beautiful beaches at the Jersey Shore.

Honestly, we have the best beaches. It doesn't matter which beach you head to, the sand, the ocean, it's an awesome feeling and where we live - you can't match it. And, I can usually find great shells wherever I go.

The fun boardwalk adventure is about to surge like the rising tide, with not one but two new roller coasters coming in 2024 and 2025.

For whatever reason, a lot of people are obsessed with crumbling, historic buildings.

Family Destinations Guide has created a list of the 100 best secret beaches in the country, and three seldom-heard-about New Jersey beaches are on the list.