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John F Kennedy International Airport 55 min
Branch Brook Park (17 min)
Scenic, 360-acre park featuring cherry trees, lakes & bridges plus bicycling & other activities.
Staten Island Museum (38 min)
General-interest museum with exhibits covering local history, art & the natural sciences.
South Mountain Reservation (12 min)
Public park on 2,000 acres with a zoo, sports arena, hiking trails, carriage roads & pond-fishing.
The Frelinghuysen Arboretum (21 min)
This 127-acre park offers flower gardens, groves, educational programs & a Colonial Revival mansion.
Historic Richmond Town (35 min)
100-acre site exploring the diversity of the American experience, from colonial days to the present.
Staten Island Zoo (31 min)
8-acre zoo with more than 400 animals, including many reptiles, & an African Savannah exhibit.
The Newark Museum of Art (18 min)
Displays of American art, interior decor & more plus a planetarium & an interactive nature exhibit.
Watchung Reservation (6 min)
Vast park offering cross-country skiing, fishing, outdoor ice skating, hiking, camping & more.
Essex County Turtle Back Zoo (21 min)
Popular local go-to for families features wild animal exhibits, petting zoo, carousel & mini-train.
Greenbelt Nature Center (30 min)
Hosting nature education programs, this space also features exhibits about the local greenbelt.
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden (37 min)
19th-century home for retired sailors now features cultural events, sculptures & a fountain.
Thomas Edison National Historical Park (18 min)
Home & laboratory of American inventor & manufacturer features historical artifacts & archives.
Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park (17 min)
Museum dedicated to Edison's creative exploits while in Menlo Park & an Art Deco memorial tower.
Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge (24 min)
Created in 1960, this preserve features bird & wildlife viewing, hiking trails & learning programs.
Morristown National Historical Park (23 min)
Site where George Washington & troops spent the coldest winter on record, with a museum & mansion.
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