Absolutely love Swllersville Theater. They have great seats, acoustics in the theater are fantastic. The music sounds great, and the artists/musicians are fabulous. I'm a member of the theater, and I often get a seat at the very front at a table or within a few rows. What's great is? Most artists will go up to the lab after playing and meet with the attendees. Just a few photos.

We came here for a show in mid-July. I bought tickets online the day of the event. My cell signal inside the building was basically zero and there is no WiFi so I had to go outside to reload my tickets for the scanner. The employee scanning tickets was very nice about it though. The seating goes straight back from the stage to the door. I am guessing this was a movie theater at some point because the floor is somewhat sloped so the seating rises as you go towards the back of the room and this means not to much struggling to see over other people’s heads. Even in row S we had a good view of the stage. The venue is pretty small. The seats are padded but weren’t the most comfortable I’ve been in. (Sorry no pic). They also weren’t the worst. The staff we interacted with were friendly. The band we went to see fell a little flat for me. I don’t know if it was just the sound set up for the full band or if their energy was just low that night. The opening act however sounded great but that was just two people with two instruments. Ticket prices were reasonable. Parking seemed easy for us. We arrived just as the show was starting and there was a parking lot across the street that we parked in. I had looked at the FAQs on the website before we came to find out about parking so we knew what to expect. We had no issues getting out of the lot either. We had fun.

What a gem this Sellersville Theater is for a band to play! The acoustics were amazing, and the intimate setting was so nice versus a huge arena. Everyone of the staff members were friendly, helpful, and seemed to love their jobs. I would definitely go there again for a band.

Nice intimate theater. Small. Close to performer. Seating could be sloped bit more for better view. Good acoustics. Easyvto get to.

Always a great experience there, and the sound last night was outstanding... Anthony Gomes was amazing and 1 word that describes him is ENERGY...

I go to concerts here relatively frequently. It is a cozy theater that books top-notch talent. The staff is very friendly and helpful. There is a bar for drinks and snacks either before the show or during intermission. And if you are so inclined, I also recommend dinner at the Washington House next door before or after a show.

Such a great venue! Intimate and great sound quality. Love this theater! 💗

I think I've had more fun reading the reviews and comments than my actual visit. The Quakertown Farmers Market or the Q Mart as locals refer to it, is a local institution. Yes, maybe an ode to days past, but there are good aspects and yes, some negative aspects, but it is an experience. The kind of experience depends on your state of mind, and reference of experience. If you come to the market expecting the freshest of fruits and vegetables, farm to table meats, the latest in fashion, nouveau cuisine, guess again, that's a big fat nope. It's more of spectacle, a flea market if you will, where vendors hawk various wares, some fresh, some not so, some old, some new, some used, some that have seen better days, so I say in advance, buyer beware. There are baubles, doodads, trinkets, chatchkes, collectibles, dribbles and drabs of everything under the sun. Yes, you can find produce here, it's not the freshest, or locally sourced, but its here. There are restaurants of every persuasion to add to your caloric, if not not diabetic misery, some of them are delicious, and some...are just meh. On weekends, it can be crowded, you'll shuffle among the crowds, kids, parents, walkers and wheelchairs, oh my. Everyone once in a while, you get a glimpse of a real artisan, selling an authentic items, and at others, it's mass merchandise, some past or at the sell by date, secondhand, traded in items or a previous generations fashion choice. It is a kaleidoscope, a mash up, a carnival of goods. Its all relatively cheap, relative and cheap being the operative words. There are smells of fresh baked goods, fried foods, incense, body odor and a general dankness. I've visited here several times and there are few places like it. Sometimes I come for the Amish pastries, at others random tshirts, phone charger cables, or batteries for my watch. It's one of those places, that you just never know what your reach into your pocket to pay for. The Q Mart is always a mystery, wrapped in a riddle to me, like that box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get. Sometimes just people watching is enough. Oh, and pro tip, drive slowly through the parking, between the people and potholes, you don't want to be surprised. Should you go? Oh by all means, leave your high expectations behind and surprise yourself with what you'll find, or not find. It's one of the most base human experiences you'll find, whether you enjoy it or not, well that's up to you.

Very nice place to go. They have places where you can find just about anything you want. I was able to find cheap Eagles things also.

I've been to the Q-Mart 9 times. And it's great. Nice layout. I like Record Revival. They have a very big selection in music. The food at the Q-Mart is very good. Especially the pizzas and the cheese steaks.

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I grew up with something similar to this we called "The Auction" that was the exact same indoor round about of vendors, shops and food stands. Plenty to look at here if you are into a little thrift shopping, bargain hunting or looking for odds and ends. Haven't been through the outside part of it much. If you're looking for a place to just walk around and shop you will likely get much of that here. My personal issue is that the hallways are a little cramped and can't really walk more than three people side by side.

This place has so much to offer! There is something for everyone here. Video game stores, rugs, blankets, jewelery, vintage toys, vintage furniture, bikes, pets, crystals, vacuums, etc. Most vendors are pleasant and helpful. There are also restaurants serving food and drinks.

Nice visit however not as busy due to 4th of July holiday! Inside part of the mart there are lots of neat stores. Some new and some that have been here for years. Lou's surplus is in a new location around corner from old place. More visible. Fresh meats and fruits and vegetables. Fresh baked goods from Flecks ( still going strong) Cheesecakes are now $8.20 and single sticky buns are $2.50 There is a large pet and aquarium store and just a little bit of everything with quite a few places to grab a bite to eat or a snack. Now, outside behind the indoor market is the Flea Market with outdoor tables and a few barns with lots of antiques and collectibles from classic bicycles to collectible glasses, antique furniture and too much to write but I took a few pictures to help you decide if it's worth the visit. I think it is! Oh and if you happen to be in the back barn looking at some collectibles, say hi to Harry (dirty harry) the long time friendly knowledgeable older fella with the white beard and a friendly smile who can share some history and some stories about the Quakertown Farmers Market and Flea Market.

I was captivated by the exterior of Mercer Museum, and stepping inside was a must! The real treat was being able to explore almost the entirety of the building, immersing myself in Mercer's extraordinary collection. His vision was truly unique. It's an experience that defies description; you simply have to see it for yourself to appreciate its wonder.

Not quite what I expected, but it was an enjoyable self guided tour. The location is in a beautiful section of town. The building is quite majestic from the outside as you approach. The inside is more of a museum of past tools that were common trades in the day, wagons and heating stoves. There is even an old vertical saw from an old mill inside. The only 2 issues I had was the inventory numbers on just about every item ( as it seems ) that take away from its historical reminiscent value. The other issue is had was that there was nowhere near enough signs that tell you about interesting items that you are looking at. And those signs are not necessarily at the items. Overall it was a nice experience and worth the ticket price for the 2 of us.

This museum deserves more public attention and the 20 dollars admission fee totally worth it. The collection displays how people a century ago live and prosperate and reminds us how rapidly the technology evolves. 1.5 to 2 hours is needed and simply allowed to walked through all the windows.

This place is unbelievable! So much to explore, look at and read about. The building alone is so interesting. Very informative staff throughout. Don't miss the library. It is gorgeous. Easy to spend hours here! Well worth the visit.

If you are into history and have an afternoon spare, Mercer museum is the spot for you. It has a very good collection of items that showcase the day-to-day life of early Pennsylvanians. The only thing keeping this from being a 5 star review is the price. At $20 a ticket, it's a bit steep, but not overly so. I was still pretty shocked though when we were told the $40 entrance fee for two of us, but that's inflation for you.

What an incredible tour! The castle is a masterpiece on its own, and the collections inside are unlike anything we’ve ever seen. My husband and I loved exploring it at our own pace - absolutely worth the visit.

A very interesting museum — we've never seen exhibits placed on the ceiling and all over the walls before, it's extremely unusual. It's stuffy on the upper floors, but there are large fans running in some areas, so you can cool off near them. The staff is incredibly polite and shares fascinating stories about the museum's history. I highly recommend this place. There’s so much to see that you’ll need hours to explore all the household items, crafts, and more. We specifically traveled to this small town just to visit this museum.

The boulder field was fun to climb around on and bang on them. Not all boulders ring, but the ones that do have different pitches and tones. Was neat to hear how different they sound from one another. The hike to the waterfall was short and pretty easy. The waterfall was beautiful. Felt great going under it and letting the cold water wash over you.

Beautiful park to explore. Kids have a great time hitting the large rocks to hear them ring. There is a waterfall near the rocks however it has been dry the past few times we visited over the course of a few years.

C'mon it's a cool place. Bring a hammer and have some fun. Maneuvering on the boulders can be tricky, so wear good sneakers or hiking boots. The loop trail is rocky and short. I would suggest making your way down to the creek bed and then work your way to the falls...which may not exist certain times of the year. You would then need to climb a few rocks to get back up to the trail. The creek bed at the top of the falls is interesting to see. It's slippery so be careful. We hiked up from the lot on 32 to gain some incline.

We loved this place, they have sequoias all around, which made the place feel even more peaceful. There is no Wi-Fi but they do have cable which my husband was happy to get. Cell phone service was limited and or sporadic. If you want to detach and be in a beautiful place, we highly recommend you come.

My whole life of living in PA and I finally got to ringing rocks. Such a cool place to just relax and enjoy nature and with some really cool sounds. If you don't remember to bring a hammer, there was a box of them you could borrow by the map. Mind you, Please be careful when climbing over the bigger rocks. I almost lost my shoe.

This was so fun!! Pretty small park, good for an afternoon when you just wanna go see something fun and walk around a little but not do a massive hike. They have a box of hammers at the front of the park if you forget your own! Easy drive from Allentown

Very nice. Beautiful rocks. Bring a hammer and a good pair of climbing shoes 👟. If it is a sunny 🌞 day bring water as navigating the rocks is cumbersome and there is little shade if you try to reach the best ringing rocks.

This is a great spot! Its quite large, many, many shops to meander through. Many are crazy expensive so its not your every day shopping experience but there is a ton of variety including a little something for everyone's taste and budget. We came for the scarecrow festival and did eat and shop while we were here. Spent the whole afternoon. It was quite busy and parking was a challenge but we did find some. Definitely recommended for a day out with family or friends.

You just can't go wrong here. We've been coming here for over 20 years and it's just done right. I think one of the greatest places you can go is the village itself. It's free. You don't have to pay for anything and you can just walk around and have the option to shop or dine. Sometimes the beauty of this place is just that. Walking among the shops and enjoying the nature and especially during season changes. But the other part is the availability of some absolutely incredible places to shop and eat or grab a drink. From sweet spots and bakeries to bougie places to buy clothing and seasonal outfits or even a good old-fashioned hat store and shoe store, you can also get world class koi for your koi pond or have someone build a koi pond for you. There's wine tasting and a Harry Potter themed fantasy store and even an authentic German food and cuckoo clock store. I dare anyone to try to find all of these things in one spot anywhere else in the world. Peddlers gets crowded for a reason but somehow it always seems like a bustling paradise.

This is a perfect half / full day trip from New York or New Jersey, in PA! We have been to Peddler’s village 5 times in the last 1 year. It has an old place charm, shops, restaurants, gardens and beautiful walk ways. They always decorate the place based on the season/festival or holiday. The shops here offer by unique and different products. There is ample parking and is wheelchair accessible. Highly recommend for young family and actually people of all ages. We especially enjoy stores like Sticky Situation- which the most amazing variety of natural flavored honey, cookery ware shop, pop corn shop, Fehrenback Black Forest clocks shop that transports you to Germany, knobs n’ knockers, the cloak and wand and What’s in a Name where we bought some of the oldest original maps of the world and name history.. check it out

Stroll an enchanted Village and sip tasty beverages. Find perfect gifts in 65 specialty shops and boutiques. Enjoy fine dining or casual fare in your choice of restaurants. Ride a 1920s carousel and play in the arcade. See a magnificent display of gingerbread houses. Spend the night in our elegant country inn. And enjoy the company of the people you love. For 63 years, visitors have followed the winding brick pathways of Peddler’s Village to experience exceptional dining, lodging, events, and distinctive shopping. With the variety of locally owned stores — clothing and accessories shops, toy stores, candle sellers, booksellers, art and artisan galleries, candy stores, Village swag and much more — shopping at Peddler’s Village is much more than a quick click or a simple transaction; it’s a highly enjoyable personal adventure, complete with holiday fun, helpful conversations, and memorable discoveries. Spend an hour, an evening, or several days exploring our charming Village. You’ll be glad you did.

We took a ride out there on Thursday October 2nd, since it’s a beautiful day and we had time. Unfortunately we didn’t expect the place to be mobbed, including restaurants. Apparently schools in the area were closed. But at least the scarecrows didn’t disappoint!

This was a place I've been meaning to visit, I learned about it last year. Saw a video on YouTube which reminded me of it and today finally made the trip.1st parking is free there multiple locations where you can park. This beautiful area offers a variety of different shops, eateries and beautiful sand sculptures. Stepping into this unique place is walking into another world which makes a great idea for a day trip specially on a nice summer day. Area has beautiful well maintained landscapes benches available to sit and relax. Definitely add this cool place to your bucket list, definitely one of the most beautiful places I've visited definitely recommended. If you're driving from nyc like I did, it was under two hours. There's also a area that offers games like arcade, play area for kids, merry go round. Definitely family friendly environment, also pet friendly. Restrooms are also available here. They also host different events throughout the year, so visiting at different seasons will feel like a different place.

A very Hallmark village during Christmas season, both during the day and at night! Lots of fun shops, lots of good bites. Family friendly.

My boyfriend and I saw the play Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike! LOVED IT! Each actor and actress captured the personalities and characters they portrayed beautifully! They were “real!” So much to remember! Great job by all! I have to say that I totally related to the monologue given by Vanya….. brought back memories of my own. In a way Masha, Spike and Cassandra drew Vanya and Sonia “out of their shells.” I liked that. There’s so many sides to all of us… and it takes certain events or others to pull those sides out. I respect anyone who takes care of sick parents… I did it. The play points out the importance of moving forward with our lives and learning to adapt and incorporate technology in a positive way. So much to relate to… I totally enjoyed it and especially the ending. Well done!!

We saw the Billy Joel/Elton John tribute concert. The father-son dup and their 4 piece band were spectacular. Great entertainment. Lots of audience participation. This was our 3rd concert and all were great.

Saw the play "Alibi" (murder mystery, combo professional and local cast) and it was excellent! All seats look like good seats, good sound system. Restrooms clean, spacious, plenty. Gelato, snacks and drinks for sale before the play and at intermission. We were there for a Wednesday play and there was free wine tasting from a local vintner and free deserts from a local specialty baker/caterer (what a treat!) Intermission was standing watching the river and enjoying a Gelato. A relaxing, comfortable and fun evening out. I hadn't been in years, and will now look for the opportunity to return!

Great place to see a show. Small and intimate. Every seat has a great view. Enjoy!

We've seen a few shows hate. Great seating and atmosphere. Never disappointed with the show. Love this theater!

I love Bristol Riverside theater the actors and singers are great every play we've seen has been so worth it we usually get season tickets and we've never missed a play yet and we've been very happy with almost all of them there was a couple of that weren't our favorite but they weren't bad either and since last year they redid the seating and all so there's a lot more room and it's much more comfortable

I have been a member for many years and love their productions. Some plays are so beautifully done that they stay with you forever.

Wonderful experience. We went in the outside car with our three year old grandchild. Everyone was friendly. Informative. We liked the gift shop, although it was pricey! 45 minutes was perfect for a 3.5 year old. Beautiful memories!!

A good place to spend some time with family, just depends on what you are expecting from the trip. If you do not have small children I would suggest to take the trip before 1:30 or after that, the one at 1:30 was completely booked and had plenty of small children. This way you will have a space on the train and less people around you. If you would like to have a date, go for the first class ticket. And if the weather permits go for the open windows space, you would see more. Booking in advance is a good idea only if you know what time you need and which class you want, if you are not sure, you can do it right there at the station. Also, if you have the whole day, then you can visit both places, New Hope in PA and Lamberville in NJ. I love both and can spend hours there, especially if you come before Halloween, so you can enjoy tge decorations.

An absolutely fascinating place! It’s truly spectacular to see such an old locomotive still running 🚂. The whole town is soaked in history and antique charm — it feels like time has stopped here. 🕰️ And the bridge over the river is something special! Right in the middle, you actually cross from Pennsylvania into New Jersey – such a cool feeling to stand between two states! 🌉🇺🇸 A must-visit spot for anyone who loves history, trains, and authentic small-town vibes. ❤️

New Hope is a very atmospheric town, and the railroad adds even more charm. Here you can feel like a lady or gentleman from the 1920s. But remember, life in those distant years only looks romantic in pictures. Soot and lumps of coal will fly out of the locomotive's chimney. If you're in an open-air train car, don't wear white. And to protect your eyes, you'll be given special goggles.

Took a ride on the New Hope Railroad and it was an unforgettable experience! The vintage trains are beautifully restored, giving you that perfect mix of old-time charm and scenic relaxation. Rolling through Bucks County’s countryside feels like stepping back in time — the views are peaceful, the cars are clean and comfortable, and the whole ride has that nostalgic magic. The staff and conductors were incredibly friendly and informative, adding stories and history along the route that really bring the journey to life. Whether you’re a train enthusiast, a family looking for a weekend outing, or a couple out for a relaxing day trip, this is a must-do experience in New Hope. Be sure to check out the gift shop and nearby restaurants — it makes for a perfect afternoon. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Stepping aboard the New Hope Railroad feels like entering a time capsule—where vintage charm meets modern comfort. From the moment we arrived, the atmosphere was steeped in nostalgia, with classic train whistles and friendly conductors in period attire. The ride itself was smooth and relaxing, with plush seats and large windows that framed the Bucks County countryside like moving postcards. Highly recommend for families, couples, or anyone craving a beautiful, comfortable ride back in time.

Gravevine express - we came to this same experience about 2 years ago. While today was great, the experience definitely decreased in quality. The last time I remember it costing way less per person, and there was a bar in the area of first class that we were all seated. They offered a glass of bourbon on our last tour and allowed us to order multiple glasses of the wine we tried depending on how much we finished. This time around; they only offered us the 4 glasses of wine and it was over 350$ per couple. In addition, the parking situation was very misleading and it appeared like it was $15 per day when we intially looked at the screen when went to park in their SMALLLL parking lot. When we went to leave, they charged us $48 dollars for “2 hours and 5 minutes” even though they let us off the train later than “1 hour past our start time. The lady who was our tour guide advised us next time we should park elsewhere and we were totally unaware that it was HOURLY rare. We would’ve parked somewhere else but the kiosk screen did not clearly state it and there was ZERO signs in front of the kiosk. We are very disappointed bc we have visited twice and not sure we would come back due to the ridiculous pricing… cute but not sure it’s worth it at this point..

We visited for the first time and really enjoyed our time with kids. Nothing much for teenagers but they can still have some fun on the rides. Some of the rides were not functional as you can read in most of the reviews. I visited on a weekday and didn’t experience any wait time. Parade was the most amazing experience for my kids. Salute to the artists who were performing with such an enthusiasm on a super hot day

I had an AMAZING time with my little one at the Sesame Place. This theme park is full of colorful fun packed streets. We did not cover all but the bit we covered was memorable. Things are a pricey like the parking, food and most items at the gift shop. But nonetheless, it is a MUST SEE especially for kids. The parade was our highlight. I highly recommend for tourists and even locals. 💯 Kids Friendly ✅ Paid parking✅ Gift shop✅ 🚻 Restroom ✅ Lovely Ambiance ✅ Good Music ✅

"Elmo, Mama. Elmo, Mama!" - 2 yr old pointing with excitement. Where are we? "Special Place, Mama!" - 2 yr old. He couldn't say "Sesame" so called it "Special Place" instead of Sesame Place. Wednesdays are the least crowded day in the summer. Get a season pass. The parade is cute but if you go often skip the parade and go on rides without a line. Kids must be able to walk and sit independently to go on the rubber duck water slide. My son loved it at 2 years then 3-4 was scared. Then went back to it when older. My son was so excited to be to be tall enough for the rollercoasters. Oscar's taxi was closed the first time he was tall enough then got stuck with us on it at the finish but my kid needed to go to the bathroom while we were waiting to get the seat belts to release, luckily he held it and had no interest in getting back on. Grover's rollercoaster is way better but for adults who don't like rides, this is a real ride, not simply a preschool thrill ride. Get to shows early. Seating can run out at the indoor theater. Get a spot for the parade early if going. I miss when they allowed kids to interact with parade characters. Core memories for my child. Skip character meals...too expensive for picky eaters, vegetarians, and kids with food allergies. Wish bathrooms were cleaner. Elmo's Flying Fish was my son's favorite ride. And he loved climbing on the ropes when he needed to jump around. Bubbles were a great distraction in line on days when lines were longer. Season passes can be bought in August for the end of the season and Halloween and Dec holidays' spectacular AND the following summer. Pass includes parking. Worth it if going 3 or more times. Sesame Place was my son's happy place ages 2-7 years of age.

It was a great experience with our granddaughter and family, just as fun as 20 years ago with our children. food, merchandise and extra activities are pricey but that's with all theme parks. Definitely recommend purchasing tickets online you save about half the price.

This experience was everything I wanted it to be. Food- I purchased the food pass for the 3 main places to get food from (ABC, Big Bird's, & Elmo's). Preparing in advance for the food I would highly recommend as theme park meals are expensive. The pass offered one entree, one side or dessert, and one drink ( no alcohol ) every 90 minutes. In my eyes for 3 adults and 2 kids it was worth it and at about $137 vs an approximate $375 Rides- I am no thrill seeker... but my kids (18 & 10) enjoying plenty of them with shorter wait times averaging around 4 to 15 minutes depending on the ride and the time of day. Oscar's coaster had the longest line at about 30 minutes, however it had an delayed open at around noon. What I did notice about the rides, is that they do not all start at the opening of the park. I'm not sure if this is due to staffing, maintenance, closure or whatever else one could think of but there is so much to explore that by the time you make it back around to a ride that was "closed"... it may be open. Characters- the meets for the characters were pretty easy going. The lines were tolerable and were consistently moving. Not all the characters were available for meet and greets but there is a way to find all of this stuff out. Parade- We went due Labor day weekend & 45th Birthday celebration. The parade was awesome. The songs were catchy and not the normal songs we all know! With some ABC'S & 123's, floats, bikes, and dancers... you can bet that they all did great! All of the characters were in the parade. Elmo, Abby, Big Bird, Oscar, Zoe, Kelly, Cookie monster, Bert, Ernie, and the count. What really tied this whole experience together was the Sesame Place App. This app held my tickets and passes, had a in depth map of the park, and give you a schedule. You can navigate the App to pull up your passes for easy convince instead of navigating through emails or printing out passes and tickets. The map will offer you directions to and from different areas. If you're looking to find a shop or the playground the map will give you directions on how to get there. The schedule is a little wonky and my best guess is because the characters are human and there is some error in all things human. With that being said characters are subjected to change without notice. So dont get your hopes up looking to see someone and they're not there. This disclaimer is also on the app. The schedule will help you plan your day based on what you like to do. For us it was helpful because we were able to plan for the little one to meet her favorite friends while the others were able to play until meeting for food, parade, or at Count's castle in the water. There are plenty of things to do and a variety of foods to eat. The park was clean, colorful, and encompasses people of all ages and races to come and enjoy. Not quite as diverse as Disney but its not as popular. I will be going back with my kiddos because they want to go back to Sesame Place!

Place was very clean and never had to wait more then 5 mins per ride if any. Bathrooms were plentiful and always well kept. Parade and staff was so much fun and oscar was a g.

It's a good time with our toddler but it is pretty overpriced, understaffed, and could be better maintained. We got value with the season pass and a teacher pass, but won't be doing it again. We really enjoy everything Sesame Street, but this feels like a cash grab.

Whats with the staff strobing their flashlights in the audience over, and over, and over during the show? Unbelievable behavior and volume of interruptions. I didn't take my phone out once but certainly was aware when anyone else did because of your STAFF. Extremely excessive with the interruptions and blinking flashlights in patrons’ faces. I have never seen such aggressive behavior at a theater. I will not return to this venue for this and other reasons, including the terrible view. Show and audience were fine.

I was lucky enough to score tickets for one of the final Rocky Horror shows starring Frankie Grande, and what an experience! This was my first time at this theater, and I loved the intimate setting. Every seat felt like a great seat. The set design and scene transitions were fantastic, and the talent on stage was absolutely shining. The audience participation was everything you’d hope for. People were shouting the classic one-liners, plus a few fun modern twists that had everyone laughing. The goodie bag with rice, a newspaper, and cards was such a fun touch! The best part came at the end when every attendee was invited on stage to “do the Time Warp” with the cast. It was organized, energetic, and so much fun! Frankie Grande was incredibly gracious, he met every fan outside afterward for photos and autographs, taking his time with each person. He was warm, sincere, and clearly grateful for everyone who came. I also want to give a huge shout-out to the theater staff. During “The Time Warp,” a guest had a medical emergency. The house lights came on immediately, clear instructions were given, and within seconds, two doctors in the audience stepped in to help. The situation was handled with incredible professionalism and compassion. After a brief intermission, the show resumed, and we were later told that the guest was going to be OK, which was such a relief to hear. Thank you to the cast, crew, and staff for creating such a memorable and heartfelt night. I’ll never forget it!

Date of Visit: Sat Aug 19, 2023 We came to Buck’s county to see a show at the Buck’s County Playhouse – The Bridges of Madison County starring the great Broadway star, Kate Baldwin. The area around the theatre is absolutely beautiful. The theatre is situated right on the Delaware river overlooking New Jersey. The theatre is a renovated historic gristmill right on the water. The seating is nice and comfortable – with a little leg room – its not too tight. The stage is easily seen from most seats without issue – as the theatre is small-ish. The sound quality if fantastic - we heard every word and song as clear as can be. I am glad we came to see this show because otherwise I don’t think I would have known about the town of New Hope and what a charming and historic little town it is.

Nice theater with friendly staff. The well directed show featured talented actors. Drinks were fairly priced, not the cheapest but not as expensive as NYC shows. **The one thing you must know, GET THERE EARLY, PARKING IS AN ISSUE. Fortunately New Hope is a cute little town, so you can always stroll through some shops to kill time or get lunch or dinner before the show.

Had the best time at the Bucks County Playhouse where I took my family for my husband’s 62nd Birthday yesterday to awe the last showing of the “Rocky Horror Picture Show”! Amazing! Can’t wait to see ELF there as well.🥰

Absolutely fantastic place to both perform at and see a show. Not a bad seat in the house and the staff is great. I have been coming here for years and have seen many incredible shows here. I’m also a professional musician and perform my acoustic duo at both the playhouse deck restaurant and out in the court yard. It’s always a lovely experience and an absolute staple when in New Hope.

went for the seasonal Rocky Horror Picture Show and had a BLAST! they give you a prop bag to “participate” and feel like you’re part of the show. super intimate theater with a good view even pretty far back. will go back!

A good theatre, a beautiful hall, I really liked the audience. They were incredibly warm in their reception of the jazz ensemble « The Hot Sardines ». The staff is very polite and tactful. There is a parking lot nearby, and you can also park on the neighbouring streets.

I and You a musical was quite good. The actors have Broadway experience and provide a beautiful performance. We sat in row C but the view should be good from any seat given the theatre layout.

Very clean, inclusive, kind, and brings lots of high quality diverse shows. Love everyone working from this theatre 🩵🩵🩵

Wonderful theaters to see excellent performances in music, theater, dance and many other types of show. Top quality performers in two great theaters with excellent seating at affordable prices. And in Princeton so fine dining plentiful nearby and walking distamce to Princeton University campus for beautiful walks before or after performances. No need to deal with travel to NYC or Philly, traffic and parking. There is even free theater parking. I am a subscriber for their season tickets. Always something worth seeing on the schedule.

I see a lot of shows at McCarter every year, and I really love how they’re not afraid to take creative risks with their work! Even though I haven’t enjoyed every single play or musical, I truly appreciate the effort and artistry that go into each production. I also love that McCarter includes dance performances--the company does a wonderful job blending different creative elements and keeping their programming fresh and exciting! 🐈‍⬛🎭

great venue. classy building with many renovations, right in the middle of university city. decent bar and super clean facilities! and the concert hall itself has great layout ans superb acoustics. we were very much impressed!

This organization is having problems with its ticket purchase portal. It kept declining all my credit cards and Apple Pay. How can you expect patrons to get tickets if your portal doesn’t work and your office is closed half of the day? I verified with the credit card companies and Apple Pay, all said credit is good and no problems. This is such a terrible business practice, how can you expect patron support when we can’t purchase tickets?

I was eager to see the museum in its new footprint for years, and finally had a chance to go a week after it officially reopened. The new space is beautifully curated. Many open spaces to gather, inside and out. Sharing in the enthusiasm of so many other art lovers was electric. Since we didn’t have a lot of time, we prioritized the temporary exhibits and a few specific pieces in the permanent collections that we like to “visit.” The best thing about this museum is that it is free for all, providing access to the arts for everyone in the community.

I went to the grand opening very early this morning (around one am) and it was still lively and bustling with visitors! The actual exhibits were a lot bigger than I expected, though they lacked the museum-typical chronological structure. For example, I spent a solid twenty minutes just looking for a certain exhibit. But, overall, I loved the collections they had, and it was a great experience! 🐈‍⬛🏛️

The newly renovated Princeton University Art Museum is stunning. The space feels open, modern, and thoughtfully designed, with art from around the world displayed in a way that’s both inspiring and easy to explore. From Japanese prints and Roman sculptures to vibrant South Asian and Mesoamerican pieces, every gallery feels fresh and engaging. A world-class museum experience right in Princeton—highly recommended.

Incredible new building and breathtaking collection. A must-see on campus, and free for all. The gallery design is organic and easy to get lost in--the density of the collection is impressive. Looking forward to many future visits.

Very well maintained art museum. Nicely renovated. It's free entrance.

There is so much to see and it's done well. They have a restaurant/cafe up on the 3rd floor we did not try it but the atmosphere looked nice. A true gem on campus highly recommend. It was pretty busy for a Friday morning. Bathrooms are clean and place is very accessible.

Lovely visit to light filled, visually appealing, spacious museum. Well attended opening day with pre-registered, small group tours throughout the venue, but none so large to make moving about difficult. Highly recommend a visit and plan to spend at least 3 or more hours to minimally gloss over all exhibits.

Princeton University is a private Ivy League university located in Princeton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1746 as the College of New Jersey and is one of the oldest in the U.S. Princeton is ranked among the top universities in the world, and is best known for its rigorous academics, prestigious alumni network, and of course, as its well proclaimed beautiful campus. Princeton offers a broad range of academic programs, with majors ranging from humanities, social sciences, economics, and engineering. Its campus is absolutely beautiful. It consists of various large extensive buildings and structures all throughout the walking area. It is very much common to see students alike and tourists taking photos of such aforementioned structures because of their voluminous space and architecture. Princeton's undergraduate curriculum is based on a liberal arts foundation, requiring students to take courses in a variety of disciplines. As stated on their respective website: 4 years of English 4 years of Mathematics 4 years of one foreign language 2 Years of Laboratory science 2 Years of History Princeton also offers a variety of financial aid programs to help students make college affordable. Not only that, but undergraduates also have the opportunity to conduct independent research, often under the mentorship of Princeton's world-renowned faculty. All in all, Princeton University is a world-class institution that offers students the opportunity to receive a rigorous education and learn from some of the best minds in the world. It is a community where students can grow and thrive, and make lifelong friends from all over the world in an environment where young minds are constantly being challenged and older minds are seeking to serve and teach their years' worth of knowledge. If you are a high school student who is interested in attending Princeton, you should start planning early. Princeton has a very competitive admissions process, and it is important to have strong grades, and extracurricular activities in progress while you still have time. In addition to that, I definitely recommend visiting the campus and talking to current students to learn more about the university, student life, and its unique culture it portrays.

Really beautiful campus. I stopped by here and don't regret anything. I loved walking around and seeing all the different buildings and dorms. It was actually gorgeous. There is a gift shop as well. I recommend !

Gorgeous campus for a peaceful stroll. A few gentle hills and plenty of beauty all around. If you are visiting and want to explore, you cannot go wrong with an aimless meander. Many excellent food and shopping choices in town. Definitely one of the most beautiful American college campuses.

Wonderful campus. Brand new art museum. Free entrance, free guided tours.

It's beautiful!! It's amazing to walk around the campus. It has a very Hogwarts magical vibe. The buildings, the built and everything about this place has a history (the good and the bad). It almost feels like having a connection with that history while you walk through this place.

This is a very old school with charm and beautiful architecture. I just walked through the campus, but it was quite lovely. I cannot attest to the education, but from what the school has posted everywhere, it seemed like a very “where are your papers?” university, which is quite something. I will not doc any stars because of it, but I was not allowed in the university chapel because of it (only students, faculty, or staff allowed)- I know it’s a private school, but I thought these places were supposed to be open to all, like their predecessors in England like Cambridge or Oxford.

Such a beautiful campus. This is a campus that one would love to study, not only for its academic reasons but just being in the atmosphere surrounding the campus. Great old buildings and greenery.

Great food, great service but if you're looking for a quieter atmosphere, this is not the place. Don't get me wrong, the ambiance is great if you're looking for the bar scene. If you're looking to enjoy your meal without people standing around you then this is not your place. The food was amazing and the drinks were to die for! Kudos to the chef, our waiter and the bartender.

The Washington Room is always the best experience. The staff were amazing and made it feel very welcoming from the moment we sat down to the moment we left. The food was extremely delicious and the whole experience is why we've been coming back to celebrate our anniversary for the past 4 years and probably many more years to come. Pro tip: always get the octopus

Jockey Hollow Bar & Kitchen is a must try. The interior and exterior architecture is beautiful. We sat at the Vail Bar for Happy Hour for 1/2 price glasses of wine and draft beer. The wine selection is excellent and the beer choices adequate. The $2 oysters were super fresh. The hummus with Calabrian peppers and double smash burger w/fries were delicious. The service was impeccable thanks to our bartenders Taylor and Gabriel.

I wish I had something bad to say about this place but honestly everything was incredible from start to finish! From the old world decor to the amazing martinis to the downright delicious cheddar biscuits. This is my new favorite haunt! And do yourself a favor & get a drink at the bar a nice burger and explore !

Disappointing experience second time as well. We reserved to celebrate my husband’s birthday. The food and service has become mediocre sadly. All server staff needs lots of training. We requested to clean our table as something was spilled after the appetizer round and the lady ignored nodded and walked away. Then again asked the server and he decided to clean. The server were new not experienced to serve at a fine dinning restaurant more better suited if they work around at a taco joint. I ordered a whole branzino fish - which was served head taken off, medium to small whole fish by itself on top of two soggy egg plant slices full of seeds. They don’t go well - soggy eggplant with fish. No other sides at all - the sever didn’t suggest that we should order a side of anything as the fish literally comes by it self with some sauce and topped with little green on it, you are eating oily grilled fish without any spice by itself - where is the chef’s creativity!? Why didn’t the server mention to order sides that can go with it. My son ordered a pasta - you see the picture below pasta was watery!! With pieces of octopus floating in the pasta. How can you make and serve watery sauce pasta with more white beans and less pasta - truly unimpressed. Apparently, the chicken was made good no complains other than the sever making a fuss about replacing broccoli raab with quinoa, a simple small request by guests spending over $500 in food and wine was accommodated after a long discussion, thankfully. (This was mentioned in the allergy section by us saying no pork no broccoli raab) Appetizers were excellent. Try the salads, octopus and oysters all three were excellent!! Dessert cheesecake and chocolate cake were okay as they should be. Nothing special.

Our server, Ryan, was great! He went out of his way to tell us the specials and show us what they look like before we ordered. He was very attentive and answered all our questions.

We came for Valentine's Dinner. We waited 30 minutes to be asked what we wanted to drink, another 30 for our appetizers, and another 30 for our entrees. Our waiter was uninformed about the menu, barely said a word to us, and never once asked us if we wanted another drink or how everything was. Twice the waiters tried to bring us dessert when we hadn't received our main course yet. We were never asked if we wanted coffee or another beverage with or after dessert. The food was absolutely delicious, but we ordered the $38 duck supplement for two, which was mislabeled as a supplement when it was a replacement for the entrees, which the waiter was unaware of. We paid $38 extra to replace our entrees with one that was not nearly large enough for two people. It was, however, delicious. Whenever we've come in the past, we have always had a great time. It is an absolute travesty that on a special night like valentine's night, everything fell apart. We paid nearly $150 per head after "supplements" and cocktails, and I would be disappointed at the experience for 1/3rd that price. I would never come back for a special occasion, which is a shame because of how much we love the restaurant on a normal night out. The only reason I'm giving an overall three stars instead of two is because our previous experiences at the restaurant have been much better, and the food was quite good even if it took us forever to receive it and it wasn't quite what we were expecting based on the menu and our waiter's clear lack of awareness of what he was serving.

This is an awesome historical park to visit in Morristown! There are three main areas you can explore, each offering different experiences. I started at the museum, which is physically in Morristown. The museum has detailed exhibits on Washington and his troops’ experiences while staying in the area. The exhibits are well done, and there are maps available. I then went to Fort Nonsense, which is not far from the museum, where I got to read a number of historical plaques and look toward NYC at an overlook. On a clear day, you can see the tops of some of the tallest towers in NYC, including the Freedom Tower. To end my trip, I went out to Jockey Hollow. There are many hiking trails and historical markers at Jockey Hollow. I saw some preserved soldier huts and the Wick Farmhouse. I toured the Wick House on a guided tour with a ranger for free. I would love to go back and hike in this area! Overall, great park!

Very informative. We loved walking around and looking at all the artifacts and replicas. The 15 minute video was informative. We did do the tour of the mansion. Tickets are free but the tour is only at certain times. The tour guide was excellent. He spoke loud enough to be heard by the entire group and waited until the group was all together before continuing with the discussions. Really enjoyed it.

We were passing through on the 4th of July on a road trip and we stumbled upon this wonderful historical site. The Ford house was also open (where Washington actually lived) and we were able to tour it, as well. Because it was the 4th, there was a reenactment, reading of the Declaration of Independence, and musket firing. What a delight!

An awesome destination to visit for history and NPS lovers! Seeing the museum with some of George Washington's personal belongings was amazing. The grounds are also fun to explore and walkthrough. There was a fair amount of construction going on when I visited so be aware. I also drove through the Jockey Hollow area and it was a very peaceful place to go for a walk.

The Visitor Center, Ford Mansion and Jockey Jollow- where Washington and his troops spent a horrible winter,better than Valley Forge-- are fascinating pieces of American history. The museum is both informative and interactive, whether you're an adult or a child. Small kidsight find the Ford Mansion, where Washington headquartered, a bit dull. We drove through Jockey Hollow on the history trail, but there are also hiking trails. The walk to the recreated soldiers' huts but is steep and on dirt and gravel, not handicapped accessible. A great way to spend the day, especially with the country's 250th birthday coming up in 2026.

Throwback to the times of American revolution. It feels great to be at the same place and actual room from where George Washington commanded his armies. Definitely worth the visit!

Washington’s Birthday is Feb 22 same as my eternal baby Ring. Divine alignment

Clean and beautiful park with nice pond and trees , perfect place to spend time with whole family peacefully with lots of activities surrounded there, such as hiking,playgrounds,tennis court ,picnic areas and more. Good idea to take wedding pictures or any photoshoots as well for free . We went to take pictures with those beautiful yellow flowers bushes 🌼🫶🏻✨ we visit often 🫶🏻

It’s a beautiful park. Highly recommend early morning hours. Very peaceful. Anyone can do the walk/hike, small children and elderly as well. Paths are paved and cleared. Takes about an hour from start entrance to the pond and back in a slow paced walk. Very peaceful

This is a really beautiful park. I forgot about those days when i was a kid there was so much to do at the park. I didnt fully get to explore the park 100% but i will say that just walking around was good enough for me, seeing all the animals enjoying themselves with humans around shows they do not care and do them. Basketball, tennis, bike riding, fishing, exercising etc it was really beautiful especially with a gorgeous sunset. Its really cool that there is a mall right across from it. Whenever I go to the mall I come here

Very Beautiful place. Lovely view and outstanding place for walking, tracking, playing and amusement.

Lovely park with something for everyone – kids, dogs, and adults! Perfect spot for parties and get-togethers. Washroom area is just okay, but the rest of the park makes up for it.

If you are on Roosevelt Island, I would definitely recommend a nice walk along the river to the end of the island to get some absolutely beautiful photos of the landscape. I wish I had more time to explore and relax in the park and watch the boats go by. It was a cold, snowy morning when I took a walk down to the park. It was absolutely breathtaking. There is so much to look at from all sides of the island. I would love to come back during the warmer months and take advantage of all the sitting areas and just take in all the beautiful views. There is an old hospital within the park with lots of interesting history, take a moment to read about it. It is very interesting and one of the reasons I wanted to explore this park. I love history and reading the stories and learning about the architecture of the buildings. It is pretty fascinating. I will definitely be back when I can spend more time exploring and relaxing while taking in all the gorgeous views.

Very nice place for walking around lake. Big spaces for party,barbecue,family picnics etc. playground for kids. Can spend time in nature. Basketball court, tennis court, ice skating.

Holy smokes! This place is gorgeous. The gardens are so beautiful I wanted to stay all day. Many well groomed paths to walk on, water features, and an old mansion are some of the highlights. Would come back again!

Wonderful place in Morristown, it’s a hidden gem in the area. Many varieties of flowers and plants are there. Walking trails are also great. Good place for family gatherings. Many bees are around, so beware when you come with kids. Ample parking 🅿️ spaces available.

1. Walkability – A wonderful place for a peaceful walk. The trails and paths are well laid out and surrounded by beautiful trees and gardens. 2. Photography – If you love nature photography, this is a must-visit! So many picturesque spots with flowers, textures, and serene corners. 3. Maintenance – The arboretum is well-maintained, clean, and clearly cared for. The gardens are lovely and inviting. 4. Parking – There is parking available, which makes access very convenient. 5. Hours – My only issue was that I arrived around 9:00 AM (as listed on Google), but the main gate was closed. I had to leave and return around 10:00 AM when it was open. It would be helpful if the hours were clearer or updated online. Overall: A beautiful, calming space perfect for walks, photos, and a quiet moment with nature. I’ll definitely return!

The Frelinghuysen Arboretum is an absolute gem—a beautifully maintained oasis that feels like a living work of art. The grounds are impeccable, with thoughtfully laid-out paths leading to vibrant flower beds, perfectly pruned roses, and serene woodland corners. It blends elegance and natural beauty so well, from the stately historic mansion to the scenic lawns and winding trails. Whether you’re a gardener, photographer, or just looking for a peaceful escape, it’s truly exceptional. Highly recommended for anyone who loves beautiful, well-kept gardens.

My family and I had such a wonderful time at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum today! We tried the scavenger hunt and it was such a fun way to explore the park while also learning about the different plants and vegetation. It made the visit interactive for all of us, and we’re already looking forward to coming back and doing it on a monthly basis. The grounds are absolutely beautiful and so well maintained! It's the perfect place to stroll, relax, and enjoy nature. Next time, we’re planning to bring a picnic and spend even more time soaking it all in. Such a gem in our community!

Went here last year during summer morning and was amazing, there was a lot of birds chirping and squirrels. It was fun to see the little fairy houses built there. The area is really quiet and peaceful to go for a walk or just to sit on a bench and get lost in your thoughts. Recommended if you enjoy nature

It is so beautiful and peaceful. Very clean and maintenaid. There are so many areas to do a picnic, a family or friends gathering. Huge tent great for weddings. A must to take special pictures. Highly recommend.

This is a gorgeous and challenging course (the tee boxes and cart paths need work, especially considering the greens fees). However, pace of play and tee times are definitely an issue. I cannot, and will not, blame the course staff for the frost delay; the weather is out of their control. I was told there was an approximate delay of 30-40 minutes, which is no problem, but we were sent out only 10 minutes after our scheduled tee time and spent the next 18 holes backed up with at least two groups on each tee. Poor starter management led to backups on hole one before I even teed off: (par 5) one group on the green, two groups in the fairway, us waiting on the tee, and two groups waiting behind us on the tee. After two hours we had only managed to play 6 holes. We watched two groups behind us leave the course early, having only played 13 holes after 4 hours and 15 minutes. There were unfortunately no rangers to clear the backup. Too many groups were playing from too far back. This kept pace of play at a crawl. It would be more fun for beginners and advanced players alike when golfers play from the appropriate tees. Given the difficulty of the course (and the price point), it would be nice to see some handicap enforcement for tee choice. It would also be nice to see rangers actively monitoring pace of play.

Sending out a big THANK YOU to the staff. I came there for the ECB Foundation fundraiser and ended up with a flat tire when I parked (my fault!). Two of the staff members saw it happen and immediately came over and changed the tire for me. They were so kind and I really appreciated the help :)

Massive golf club with multiple courses on location. Driving range is pretty nice. Clubhouse is great as well. Staff were courteous and friendly. Pretty tough course and layout. Very beautiful views. Def play here again.

Played the Crystal springs golf course and it wasn’t too great an experience especially for the high price we paid. After a round of golf, some food and serval stops by the cart girl we ended up paying much more than expected. $40 for a round of beer and $15 hot dogs are a bit over the top. Not the courses fault but there was over an hour frost delay but then they pushed people out one foursome one group after another with basically no time between foursomes. Our round was just under 6 hours. Adding to the overly crowded course was all the leaves, making finding balls difficult, even in the fairway. On the positive side the greens were nice and consistent.

I had 18 holes of golf scheduled for 09/20. We teed off at 245PM. 4 hours and 30 minutes later we had only finished 14 holes. We learned the course allowed groups of 6 to play which definitely impacted our pace of play. For a highly rated course, the lack of oversight in party size is concerning.

For what a round costs here - go elsewhere. Groups are always backed up so no matter how fast you play, someone is always on your ass. Sure it’s a challenging course, but for the wrong reasons - lots of slopes and uneven elevations. Doesn’t make it the exciting kind of challenging. Also absolutely criminal to charge $15 for a hotdog…are you kidding me?

The Crystal Springs course was phenomenal. Chuck took great care of us on the course and provided great tips on how to play it. Highly recommend

I had an amazing time at the spa with the hubby for my 11 year anniversary. We had the couples massage. He was seen by Todd who delivered an unforgettable deep tissue massage. And I was seen by Elizabeth G. Who helped me get rid of deep rooted tension! When I say that these two people had wonderful hands and they did exactly what they needed to do to get the stress, anches and pains out of our bodies I am not joking, It was amazing. The spa itself is beautiful. Well kept, clean and located within the hotel. Be prepared to be pampered with chocolates and champagne or tea if you prefer. An added bonus is that with every time that you pay over &160 at the spa for any treatment you get access to the pool, as long as it’s within a regular day and not a blackout day, So definitely make sure to look into that. I highly recommend reflection spa at the grand Cascade hotel Crystal Springs.

I have been to the Reflection Spa many times before - I love the facility, location, treatments, and especially the Biosphere pool area. All of the staff at Reflections Spa are so helpful, pleasant, and skilled. Laura and Brooke also went out of their way to make sure my friend were comfortable after our massage treatments in the footbath lounge area! There was another big party at the spa that day and they want to make sure we didn’t get lost in the mix. Thanks so much for a great visit!

Went there for a couples massage last weekend while staying at the resort. The couples massage was amazing. Both my husband and I thought the Swedish massage was so relaxing and one of the most enjoyable massages we have had. We added the foot scrub which was a nice touch. Afterwards we were treated to a foot soak, champagne and chocolate. We would definitely come back again !

Me and my sister in law went to the Grand Cascade Lodge for a spa day and had the most incredible time!! I am currently pregnant and had the best prenatal massage with Trish! She made me feel so comfortable and relaxed! The salt soak foot bath at the end of the massage was so enjoyable and gave us extra time to spend together! Would definitely love to do again and recommend to any future mom going through the aches of pregnancy!

I had the absolute pleasure of getting a pedicure from Leslian and I can honestly say it was one of the best experiences I’ve had. She is not only incredibly skilled at what she does, but also warm, attentive, and detail-oriented. From the moment I sat down, she made sure I was comfortable and relaxed. Her technique is gentle yet thorough, and my feet have never felt or looked better. The massage was especially amazing—just the right amount of pressure and so relaxing. She clearly takes pride in her work, and it shows in the cleanliness of her tools, her attention to hygiene, and the beautiful results. I left feeling pampered and refreshed, and I’ll definitely be coming back. I highly recommend her to anyone looking for top-quality foot care in a calm, friendly atmosphere!

My favorite massage experience! Start with a nice cup of tea and have the most relaxing massage. I have been going to Jolanta for years- she listens to requests and her technique is absolutely perfect with perfect pressure. I leave feeling lighter, better and more relaxed every time. Finish off with a glass of champagne and chocolate while soaking your feet. Definitely recommend!!

I really enjoyed the Reflection spa it was a birthday/ Mother’s Day gift from my man .. It was a wonderful couples massage. Todd & Kacie really gave a relaxing full body massage.. champagne and chocolate was given while getting our feet soaked .. we definitely had a memorable experience.

A very nice facility. Easy in and out on parkway Parking is ample the park and ride is free for concerts you can walk to event area or catch the bus they provide -the ticket area is pretty well organized I watched as older people had a problem on the hills and incline walkway with rocks - definitely makes it challenging (we were fine). We had lawn seats the incline is pretty steep and it’s not grass basically dirt. But I get it. Hard to maintain grass with all the people on it. Lots of food vendors and prices were fair concert pricing. Sound system was good. Could hear everything Overall a nice facility. Plenty of staff in both parking and traffic directing also in the venue. Felt very safe Plenty of law enforcement also! Definitely no issues there! Worth the price of admission

Excellent experience seeing the B-52's and Devo. Bathroom was clean and attendants helped keep things moving quickly so there was no wait even during intermission. Short, quick lines for food and bag check. Variety of snacks, meals and drinks available. Nice people everywhere. Parking was easy. Good view of the stage even from the lawn. Worth the trip!

Recently went to a concert there. It was decent getting in to and out of the VIP parking lot but it looked like their was a long walk for the regular parking lot. It was very easy going through security and they allow you to bring your own water bottle or water container. They have water refill stations as well. My lawn tickets were good and if you moved around you could get a decent view of the stage but for the most part you really couldn't see it unless you were right in the front. They have chairs you can rent and blankets you can purchase and keep which is a nice option. All in all it was a decent experience.

Great and easy to get in clean and open inviting environment lots for grass and trees around so it doesn't feel like a concrete concert it's spacious and has a great flow to the whole center the seating is easy to find as well as bathrooms? Food, drink, merchandise, stand or any other amenities you needed. All easy to find old signage posted and readily available free parking and amazing vibes only downside was the expensive $18 beers but what place like this doesn't over charge all in I loved it and would definitely come back for another event

If you get lawn seats the plus with PNC over Camden is the roof is much higher and the lawn more sloped so the sound and view is better. Minus is bad weather. We got stuck in a lightning situation once and there was really no option but to hunker down. The lawn needs help, has bare spots, it gets slippery is wet or moist from dew. Be careful, someone in my party fell. Parking can be on other side of parkway and quite a walk, they do have buses but getting back after show the wait is long. They basically only have two full food concession stands so while lines are normally not horrible the 15 mins between bands with a restroom break is tight. Of course you can buy $20 beers all over the place. Upgrades from lawn seats can be cheaper than renting the chairs. I am buying much less food and drink here because they are really pricing themselves out of a sale.

My first time at the PNC Center and didn't know what to expect. Would it be like the Mann Music Center? The FM Center? Thankfully, it was more like the former than the latter. The sound was good. The screens? A little small but visible. I was glad they had bathrooms in fairly close proximity to the lawn as well as drink and food close by (take a note FM Center). Free parking was a pleasant surprise though a bit confusing. $20 chair rentals....overpriced. Overall, I liked the venue. Good thing since I'll be there again on Oct. 4.

This was very organized and the lines when by fast. From driving in to leaving it was really easy. Prices are really high but you can tailgate. Only downside was the seating letters on the ground were really faded and it was hard to tell what row was what but if you know the alphabet you’ll be fine. Also the bathrooms in the general parking were out of toilet paper but it was very crowded so it’s understandable. Overall great experience at PNC

Nice park for walking, viewing wildlife. Has a beach area with lifeguards in summer and a marina for boat docking. Some areas have not been restored after superstorm Sandy and some lots and areas are closed off.

Just a very clean and nice place with friendly faces.

Great beaches

Great nature and walk trails. Kept well. Beautiful view of the ocean.

Gateway is fabulous however people need to stop disposing of their gloves and face masks in the park

Beautiful park, well kept

Nice place to relax

Ok, this place is not so straightforward. We spent a couple of hours there. Everyone is either Latino or immigrants from SE Asia, Pakistan etc. it’s strange, but that’s also who works here… you can just speak Spanish… not what I expected from such a big shopping center, but an experience nevertheless. Prices are good, except for the food court, where they are criminally high!

I visited a beautiful and spacious mall, with a relaxing atmosphere and well-organized spaces that make strolling around a pleasant experience. The stores are many and varied, from clothing and shoes to accessories and home goods, all at prices cheaper than elsewhere. The best part is that there are outlet-price shops where you can find brand-name items for much less than the market price. Even the restaurants and cafés are neatly spread out, giving you a chance to take a break and enjoy a cup of coffee or a light meal before continuing your shopping. An enjoyable experience worth repeating.

I visited this mall in Newark and had a pretty good experience overall. It’s a nice place to shop, with plenty of stores to explore. It was quite crowded during my visit, and I noticed that prices weren’t necessarily the best deals around. Still, I enjoyed walking through, and I was pleasantly surprised to find a Primark there, it was a great bonus I wasn’t expecting!

Had a great time shopping at The Mills At Jersey Gardens, arrived a day early for our cruise and spent it at the mall. Huge two level mall with every imaginable store. Lots of fantastic deals. Walking distance from the hotels . Highly recommended.

Nice mall, especially given its close proximity to Newark Liberty International Airport; soooo many passengers from the airport. Why don’t we just add on to the airport monorail, and extend it to the mall. The mall is huge! And marketable, very marketable! But, my trip there, three days ago, was for Johnny Rocket’s burgers, fries, and root beer float!🤷🏽‍♀️. Never thought it would be soooo crowded, from the food court to the stores.

The Mills at Jersey Gardens in Elizabeth, NJ, is a shopper’s paradise with over 200 outlets, including favorites like Nike, Michael Kors, and Coach. Just minutes from Newark Airport, it’s perfect for a pre-flight spree. With no sales tax on clothes and a massive food court, it’s easy to shop, eat, and repeat all day!

It’s a great mall that has a wide variety of stores and outlets. They have everything from Kate Spade, Tony Burch and Michael Kors to TJ Maxx and The Gap outlet. I quite like the foodcourt too - they have chick fil A, aunty Anne’s as well as Cajun, southern grill and Italian (sbarro). It is a green mall so all the stores don’t give you plastic and there are hand dryers instead of paper towels in the restrooms

For a smaller museum, it covers a broad range of history quite well! Never realized so many artists got their start in NJ! A few of the interactive audio tracks were a bit too soft or loud. Definitely worth a stop in if you're in the area and love music from Grammy winning artists!

It is a nice but small museum attached to the Prudential Center. The kids loved the hands on experiences with the instrumentals and the microphones. The displays are cool and seeing the history of music is always fun. You will not spend more than 45 minutes here. Parking can be a pain. Sunday’s are apparently are great day to go as street parking is free (check signs first to confirm and there is no event at the prudential) and there were only 2 other people in the museum.

I went there to see the Beatles Experience exhibit. It was ok but not great by any means. There were a few artifacts, like one of Paul's bass guitar, but overall, the exhibit was underwhelming. In over an hour, I was the only person there.

Very small but fun. I went by myself and spent around 50 min there. Maybe I would have spent more if I went with a friend since there were a lot of interactive activities. Not entirely sure this was worth the $10 bucks but this museum did manage to make me smile quite a few times, so overall if you have an hour to kill in the area it’s a decent place - but I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here.

Such a great exhibit especially if you're a Springsteen freak like myself. You get to see Bruce and the band from the beginning to the present. Other artists showcased in there as well. I was there mainly for Bruce‼️‼️❤❤❤💜🎵🎶🎼🥁🎷🎸

Great pop up museum with some interesting artifacts and lots of trivia. Best part was the interactive instrument displays. Entire room about Whitney Houston and lots about NJ musicians. Not very large. Takes about an hour at maximum.

Great experience, we enjoyed our stay. I hope that more artists contribute to personal items, but overall a nice experience.

Figured i would come to the beach to relax a little, on a Tuesday (07/29/2025). As we picked a calmer spot of the beach, we were told that we could not get in the water since there was no lifeguard on duty.......and the reason was because there were not enough lifeguards to work this day ( as it was shared by one of the "captains", in a very rude manner, with total lack of people skills and in a threatening tone, telling us that if we got in the water we would get fined and escorted out). Now people have to be cramped in a small area of the beach, with 4 lifeguards in ONE tower. If you are outside the area between flags, and you get in the water, you can get fined and escorted out. So basically, people have to set up their beach gear on top of each other and get in the water so close to each other that you are bound to annoy someone or hit someone by accident. I am sure that at $15 dollars per person to enter the beach, whomever is in charge , can surely do a better job at coordinating lifeguard coverage for the beach when a big crowd should be expected since it is 90+ degrees out, Summertime and most people are on vacation.. Having people packed in a small area just because of someone's lack of management skills, really makes, what was supposed to be a relaxed, enjoyable day, into a big regret for several beach goers and basically leave a bad impression of this beach.

I had a great time and enjoyed the sunset. I would love to come back but ughhh that drive back was a killer.

This is our go to beach when getting together with my sisters from up north. Beautiful, clean beach. Highly recommended.

Went on the day of the 4th of July. Arrived around the time the park was opening and there was a line already, so if you plan on going during the weekends, suggest arriving earlier. Overall, the beach is clean, and lifeguards are on duty in every section. Bathrooms are decent, and there are no private showers, but they do have changing rooms and have an outdoor shower.

Beautiful beach and clean sand. Free parking. $15 to go on the beach on a weekday. No discounts for anyone. There was a rubber mat walk path to enter sand that was really good. There is a changing room and outside shower. Snack bar. However, I feel it's better to bring your own drinks n snacks. Please remove your trash.

Visited this park on a cold March morning, good to stretch legs and enjoy ocean views. Wish there were more walking trails, beach walk was the main attraction. Huge parking lot to accommodate summer crowds. Open restrooms near the front entrance were nice touch (Monmouth county parks consistently provide best in NJ all-season amenities).

The beach was very nice and fun lifeguard were on duty it was $10 for parking and then $10 for an adult. The waves for perfect for body boarding.and such had a great time they had nice bathrooms that were open.

This is an awesome place and I never thought there would be a waterfall in the middle of the city. It has a long history and is a beautiful location where people of all ages can go and enjoy themselves. The waterfall is truly a hidden gem that offers a peaceful escape from urban life. The sound of cascading water creates a tranquil atmosphere that’s perfect for relaxation and reflection. Whether you’re looking for a quiet spot to unwind, a scenic location for photography, or simply want to experience a piece of natural beauty within the city limits, Peterson Waterfall delivers. The accessibility makes it suitable for visitors of all ages - from young families with children to seniors who want to enjoy nature without venturing far from the city. The walking paths are well-maintained, and there are several vantage points to view and appreciate the waterfall from different angles. I highly recommend visiting Peterson Waterfall to anyone looking for a unique urban nature experience. It’s a reminder that natural beauty can be found in the most unexpected places, right in our own backyard.

Beautiful and powerful waterfall! The Paterson Great Falls is truly a hidden gem with stunning views and rich history. The sound of the rushing water and the sight of the falls is breathtaking — a must-visit if you are in New Jersey. The overlook gives a great view, but we wished more areas were open to walk around during our visit. Parking could definitely be improved, as the facility is quite limited. Still, the natural beauty of the falls makes the trip worthwhile, and I’d love to come back again when more access is available.

What a great little park. Currently getting a lot of work done on it. Not much hiking due to bridge being out but you can see the falls from the overlook. Parking lot is small so I assume it fills up fast on a weekend. No cost to enter. Go around the other side for a different view. Some street parking on other side

This was my first time visiting this place and it was absolutely amazing. The only thing that made it a little tough was the construction going on, so be careful when walking. What made the visit even cooler was the Labor Day weekend festival, which was so eventful. It had music, vendors, food, and overall the experience was very fun.

A beautiful and powerful hidden gem! Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park is an incredible spot that combines natural beauty with rich history. The falls themselves are breathtaking, powerful, and dramatic. The sound and energy of the water are mesmerizing, and there are several great viewing spots where you can take in the scenery from different angles. The park is also steeped in history, playing a major role in America's early industrial development. There are informative signs and exhibits that tell the story of Alexander Hamilton’s vision for Paterson as the first planned industrial city in the U.S., which adds a fascinating educational layer to your visit. It’s a perfect place for a peaceful walk, photography, or simply to unwind and enjoy nature. The surrounding area has been improving steadily, and you can explore some nice nearby spots and local food afterward. Highly recommended if you're looking for a quick escape into nature and history right in New Jersey!

The falls were beautiful! The surrounding neighborhood isn’t the safest looking but the falls were very beautiful! The parking lot isn’t very big though so just a warning but the national park people were friendly and it was cool to read about the history of the falls on the pamphlet the parks service gave me.

Visited Paterson Great Falls for about 20-30 minutes before sunset, drawn by its historical significance but hesitant due to negative reviews and Paterson’s rough reputation. The falls are impressive—77 feet tall, powerful, and misty, with a nice view from Overlook Park. The roar of the water was a brief escape from the urban surroundings. However, the place could be better. Litter along the paths and a slightly off-putting smell near the water detracted from the experience. The city’s rundown vibe—crumbling buildings and a sketchy feel—doesn’t help, making it hard to fully enjoy the natural beauty. Parking was tricky, and the area felt like it needed more upkeep. Worth a quick stop for the falls, but don’t expect a pristine park. Visit during daylight, stick to main viewpoints, and manage expectations for the urban setting.

Definitely one of the best place for winter activities in the area. Our kids had a fantastic time, and the resort is very well-organized, with friendly and helpful staff that made our visit even more enjoyable. Although we had to reschedule our activities due to bad weather, the process was smooth and hassle-free. I was able to easily reschedule online without any issues. It’s a great place for families looking for a fun winter adventure.

My family and I went snow tubing here, and they absolutely loved it. It was my sister's and first time seeing snow ❄️ so they were loving every minute of it. Snow tubing definitely makes you feel like a kid all over again. I also wanted to mention that the staff was freezing and still very accommodating, genuinely cared for newbies, and helped alleviate any fears.

Today, my family and I had the pleasure of going snow tubing at this incredible location, and we had an absolutely wonderful time! The scenery was breathtaking, with snow-covered hills and a picturesque backdrop that made the experience even more memorable. The lively and cheerful atmosphere enhanced the fun, making it feel like the perfect winter outing. One of the highlights was the staff—they were exceptionally friendly, welcoming, and always ready to assist, which added a warm and positive vibe to our visit. Their attentiveness made everything run smoothly, and we truly appreciated their efforts. That said, I do think the price per person is a bit steep, especially considering the limited time allotted for tubing. It would have been great to have a little more time to fully enjoy the activities. Nonetheless, the overall experience was fantastic, and it’s clear that a lot of care goes into maintaining the site and ensuring visitors have a great time. This is definitely a wonderful spot for family fun and creating lasting memories. I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for an exciting and scenic winter adventure!

Definitely an easy 5/5 stars. We went on a weekday, as a party of three. My almost 4 year old daughter and we enjoyed it thoroughly. Each session was 1.5 hours long. As I remember we went around 7-8 times. There are single or double tubes ( my daughter went in both) available. There is a separate ticket line for tubing, so don’t stop at the ski ticket place (the first entrance is that). However, it was totally worth it and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Hats off to all those lovely people. Definitely, I am recommending it to all others to enjoy tubing or skiing.

We had a great time tubing. The staff was very nice and helpful. It gets sold out on the weekends so in your 90 minutes you will go down about 4 times. After going down once we decided to hold our spots for our kids. Our $45 was spent on standing in line and giving our turns to our kids but we loved every second of it! This way they were able to go down 7- 8 times on a very busy day. I recommend you to be on time and line up to get your tube as soon as possible. Giving out the tubes takes longer than expected. I saw people going down twice before I got mine. I was the last person to get my tube. So if you must use the bathroom use it before lining up! The first few people receiving their tubes will get at least one extra tubing before all the others make it to the hill. The conveyer belt worked great for us to go up the hill but some people had a hard time keeping their balance. Before you get on it hold onto the railing lightly for balance. After the first time I was fine going on without holding the railing. When going down the tube you will have to sit on the edge and lean back on the tube with your legs straight. It is not too fast just the right comfortable speed to give you a little thrill. If you want to go slower sit more into the tube but this way you might stop at the first bump. No worries if you stop they have a staff member there who will give you a push. Also the sunset was amazing! We loved this place. The staff was fantastic! We had some issues with our reservations it was not their fault and they still went out of their way to help us. The front desk girl with the long, black, braided hair, don’t know her name, was the most patient and nicest person. Her great attitude and big smile was contagious. She was extremely helpful and so was the manager/supervisor. Thank you for a great family time!

My friends and I had an amazing time! We chose to go snow tubing instead of skiing. We kept going around until the time allotted! Definitely fulfilled our inner kid!! 🥰🥳☺️

My family has been coming here for at least 2yrs. This is a great mountain, friendly staff, easy to get to, can’t ask for anything more. My 3yo just learned how to ski this weekend. My 6yo learned here and is a very competent skier. Highly recommended for families looking to learn.

1. Walkability – A perfect spot for a peaceful, refreshing walk. I visit every year, and there’s always something new to admire—nature here never fails to surprise and inspire. 2. Photography – A dream for nature photographers! From vibrant flowers to curious animals—once, we even spotted a bear! Every corner offers something magical to capture. 3. Maintenance – Beautifully maintained. The gardens are clean, well-kept, and clearly cared for with love. 4. Parking – There is on-site parking, making it easy and convenient to visit. 5. Admission – Free entry, which makes it even more accessible for everyone to enjoy. 6. Hours – Open every day! Great flexibility for whenever you're ready to connect with nature. Overall: One of my favorite places to unwind, explore, and take in the beauty of the natural world. Whether you're walking, taking photos, or just soaking in the peace—this garden never disappoints. I’ll definitely keep coming back!

Beautiful Place to visit, To walk, hike or just enjoy the beautiful scenery all around. No fee or entering and zero parking fee. Everything here is free. Enjoy walking down the paths already set out. Or enjoy the trails in the woods or in the flower fields. So much to see and explore. From the Japanese garden to the beautiful botanical garden.. Some trails go deep in the woods where you will find many ponds / streams for frog watching and lizards. They have so much Koi fish that are full grown - from baby Koi and so many tadpoles. It was so stunning to see the lily pads in the pond and seeing the beautiful flowers illuminating from the garden of lily pads. The Botanical Garden is Absolutely stunning and beautiful in so many ways.. Much to visit. Bring you own food . Grab a blanket and enjoy a nice relaxing picnic with your loved ones. Or solo.. I love sitting by nature and enjoying my own company. Most times when I sit I get great clarity and I see things from another perspective.. —-Sometimes we need to stop our busy lives, sit down, relax and just be. Our inner souls need to pause. For me it’s worth the time and effort to be at one with self. Have a beautiful Day!! Remember to take time for your self . Read a great book. Look at nature. Enjoy each and every moment you have here on earth!! Life is too short. So enjoy each and every moment you can!!

My husband and I, along with our fur baby, visited the New Jersey Botanical Garden in Ringwood last Sunday to explore the state park and it did not disappoint! The scenery was beautiful, especially with the fall season beginning and the trees showing their vibrant colors. We spent almost 4 hours walking around, enjoying every bit of nature, and taking breaks in between to relax. We’ll definitely be coming back since we didn’t get to explore the other side of the garden yet, and we also plan to visit the nearby Shepherd Lake Recreation Area next time. It’s absolutely worth the 40-minute drive from our place!

It was a nice afternoon but late Aug is not optimal time to visit. Many flowers were no longer in bloom and will need to return in the Spring.

Wonderful place to walk around, grounds are so well cared for and maintained. Gardens are gorgeous. Plus is that you can bring your dog here.

Such an amazing and beautiful place. The entire grounds are manicured with beautiful landscape, exotic plans, and gorgeous trees.

I have visited this garden often over the years. It is a beautiful somewhat hidden place. It is an estate of an old mansion. It is a great place to wander around and take pictures.

The Statue of Liberty is one of the most iconic symbols of freedom, and visiting it feels special from start to finish. The ferry ride itself offers breathtaking views of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Liberty Island is peaceful, clean, and full of great photo spots. The Statue looks massive and impressive from up close, and the museum gives deep insight into its construction, symbolism, and restoration. If you book the pedestal or crown tickets early, the views are even better. Expect lines during peak hours, but the organization is smooth. Overall, it’s a must-visit landmark for anyone coming to New York.

An Amazing Visit to the Statue of Liberty! My visit to the Statue of Liberty was amazing. What a spectacular statue! Today was clear and sunny, which made it a perfect day for pictures and videos. I totally recommend that people come to visit and see this magnificent art. My Recommendations for Your Trip: Book in Advance: Purchase your tickets online before you go. Trust me, the line to buy tickets on-site is insane. Check the Weather: Choose your day wisely and make sure it is sunny. The views are so much better! Charge Your Devices: Make sure your phone and professional camera are fully charged before you leave. You don't want to miss a shot!

We booked to view this historic and iconic landmark via statue city cruises. We had a very smooth experience starting from the queue management, security checking, cruise to the liberty island and back. Very well managed and staffs were there to guide us. The experience is great. This monument stands tall and it reminds us about all the history related to it. Beautiful in short. When you visit NYC, this is the must visit place. Iconic and beautiful.

Our trip to Liberty State Park was fantastic from start to finish. We bought tickets from the NJ side. Parking was easy. Buying tickets on mobile was super smooth, and going through security was a breeze. We went during the week and experienced absolutely no wait time—both on the way there and coming back. The ferry itself was clean and comfortable. The first and second floors are fully heated, which was perfect, and the top deck offers amazing views. Overall, a seamless and enjoyable experience. Highly recommend! Below a Picture of the actual NJ ferry

We really enjoyed our visit to the Statue of Liberty! The entire area was very clean and well maintained, and the museum was full of fascinating information - a great mix of history and insight. The walk around the island was lovely, offering amazing views of downtown Manhattan, New Jersey, the Brooklyn Bridge, and Ellis Island. It’s truly a special perspective of New York. The cafeteria food was decent, with better prices than expected, and the souvenir shop had something for every taste and budget. Overall, a memorable experience that’s absolutely worth it for anyone visiting NYC.

I visited the Statue of Liberty with my mom and sister, and it was such a beautiful and memorable experience. Seeing it up close was honestly breathtaking the statue is much larger than I expected, and the views from the pedestal were beautiful . We took the ferry from Battery Park, which was really easy and gave us great views of both Liberty Island and Ellis Island along the way. Hiking up as far as we could inside the statue was such a cool experience you really get to appreciate the scale and craftsmanship of this incredible monument. A few fun facts: the Statue of Liberty was a gift from France in 1886 to celebrate freedom and democracy. She’s made of copper, which has oxidized over time to create her iconic green color, and her full height from base to torch is about 305 feet! The seven rays on her crown represent the seven continents and seven seas, symbolizing liberty spreading across the world. If you’re visiting New York, this is an absolute must-do. It’s historic, inspiring, and truly beautiful an experience that makes you appreciate what the Statue of Liberty stands for. 🗽✨ *UNESCO heritage site*

Amazing tour to one of the most iconic landmarks in New York! We took the ferry from Battery Park all the way to the Statue. Trip is nice and short, full of beautiful views. I highly recommend the tour that includes the access to the crown. It's a 198 steps very narrow way to the top but it's worth it.

We didn’t plan to stop here, but since it was on the way to NYC, we decided to check it out. And we liked it a lot. We took a free tour about it and it was very informative and interesting. We checked the main building as well. I wish we had more time to explore the whole island. Definitely recommend it!!!

We visited Ellis Island as part of the Statue of Liberty tour. After the excitement of seeing Lady Liberty up close, Ellis Island felt a bit… underwhelming. There’s definitely a lot of history packed into the museum, but unless you’re really into immigration records and long reading panels, it might not hold your attention for long. The building itself is beautiful, and it’s meaningful to think about the millions who passed through here, but the experience felt more like a quiet museum stroll than something engaging. The kids got bored quickly, and honestly, so did we. If you’re a history buff, you’ll probably appreciate it more. Otherwise, you might be ready to catch the next ferry back sooner than expected.

Very interesting building. The exhibition is very enlightening. If you see Liberty you definitely need to see Ellis Island

Plan to spend at least an hour a half inside this museum. Plenty of info to read inside. We enjoyed the New Eras of Immigration exhibit. Restrooms on the second floor are beautiful and spacious! You can refill your water bottles at the refill station.

You can see the Statue of Liberty, Jersey City, and almost see lower Manhattan. Great visit.

Just loved to know the history of immigration and immigrants. Loved how beautifully it is arranged and how in detail they collected every piece of information, things used by them, and artifacts are displayed for public view. Beautiful island and sunset and statue of liberty from the island view is incredible.

Visited Ellis Island right after the Statue of Liberty and it was a meaningful experience. 🇺🇸 The museum offers a powerful look into the stories of immigrants who arrived in America, and walking through the historic halls felt like stepping into their journeys. Spent time roaming around, taking videos, and soaking in the history. A must-visit pairing with Liberty Island.

The clock is a bit fast. I saw the two hands align about 2 minutes before noon. The view outwards towards the ocean is nice, but lacks any shading. There isn't anything beyond the area, so you'll need to make a U turn back

The Colgate Clock is one of Jersey City’s most iconic landmarks! Located right along the Hudson River Waterfront Walkway, it’s a beautiful spot to relax, take photos, or just enjoy the view of the Manhattan skyline

Gorgeous view of Manhattan. This is a must see if you’re in Jersey City.

This place is absolutely amazing! You can take a walk along the bay and witness the breathtaking beauty of New York City. The views are truly awe-inspiring, and it's a fantastic spot for a leisurely stroll. Highly recommended for anyone looking to escape the city and enjoy a peaceful walk with magnificent views.

Immaculate views! Just came here and sat with my roommate and honestly, our problems and worries seemed so trivial with this beautiful view in front of us!

Have seen it in pics and on Circle Line but finally had the chance to visit it personally. Great views, pics and glad to have visited it at last!

It's ok. It's a big clock facing the Hudson and NYC. There's a little seating area under the clock. The area is nice, pleasant, sound of the water, etc, but the clock itself is not something that I would include in my list of things to see. However, if you are going to the Hudson waterfront, this is a good place to start.

Governors island is beautiful, a hidden treasure that I wish I visited earlier. During fall, it feels like you’re dropped into New England with the houses (turned museums) and being able to bike around. I loved the various places to stop for coffee, food and drinks too. If you start early, it’s easily a full day activity to stop and see everything the island has to offer, and transportation via ferry is a very reasonable $5. We had no issues buying ferry tickets (or getting Citibikes) without advance planning. Highly recommended.

Absolutely love Governors Island ! You can definitely spend the day here to walk, bike, picnic or just sit back and relax. We look forward to renting bikes from Blazing Saddles all day and ride/stop when we feel like it. After a long week at work this is the perfect way to enjoy a beautiful day. Be sure to research online as there are events/races that go on here. There's stuff for the kids to do as well & plenty of food options !

I came to this place without expectations but it was a beautiful trip! I booked the trip in advance for no cost in Saturday Morning. I recommend people to go there as early as possible for a fresh air and to have experience of the whole island for your own. This is a good place to rest and find tranquility.

Interesting place to visit, escaping the crowds on Manhattan. We hired a surrey bike and did, with some effort, manage to pedal round the island in 30 minutes! Great views as you go round, and a fascinating history. There’s so much potential for development of some of the abandoned buildings around the island.

I love New York’s history so much and read about it all the time for my walking tours, so I’ll start at the end: the trip to Governor’s Island and back is like a trip through time. If you are a history geek like me, or just like beautiful public spaces, place Governor’s Island somewhere on the top 5 ‘must see’ list when visiting New York City, especially if it’s summer time. Music, art, history are all there in a surprising setting of an abandoned military base with architecture taken out of a colonial era film. Can totally understand why the Dutch governor wanted the island entirely for themselves. Bonus: If you have an NYC ID, you can get a ticket to the ferry for free.

I love this place — where history meets modern touches, where you can enjoy nature and take in stunning views of Manhattan. This island truly has it all

Great place to. Spend the day. Especially if weather is nice Took a fide on four person bicycle tram. Was fun. .