Top 45 things to do and attractions in Morristown

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

Tucked right into the heart of downtown Morristown, this theater brings a steady stream of live performances, comedy nights, and intimate productions to the local scene. The venue has real charm, but fair warning—parking can be a bit of a hunt. Your best move is to find a lot nearby and prepare for a bit of a shuffle when the crowd spills out after the show. Still, once you’re inside, the experience is absolutely worth it. It’s one of those places where every seat feels close to the action.

I had an amazing experience at the MPAC in Morristown last night. I was a flustered mom as we were late due to parking and then I could not get the tickets to load on my phone. Every single staff member I spoke to was incredibly friendly, helpful, and patient. One gentleman even offered to get a cup of water to help me stop stressing. They guided us to our seats and offered booster seats for the kids and just made the entire night special for my family. We truly appreciated their warmth and hospitality! The performance was fantastic as well!

What a beautiful venue. Parking isn't bad. Good view of the stage from most seats. The staff was almost suspiciously very nice. Friendly, attentive. Great experience.

We were there last week to see The Addams Family musical. I grew up with the Addams family and thought, a musical. Hmm, not sure about that. Well, what a show! The production was amazing, the cast was fabulous, and the venue never disappoints. This is a great place with amazing events. If you ever have the opportunity to attend an event here, you will not be disappointed. We've seen many shows here and hope to see many more!

Great location. Many restaurants along the way. Easy access to parking for $10-20. Workers are attentive and pleasant. I went to see a comedy Marcelo and a show Tina. Highly recomend.

Wonderful venue! Went to go see a concert and had a great time. Seats were incredibly comfortable. Great lobby with food and drink options.

My wife and I left during intermission. While the performers were amazingly talented, the violence was too much to bear. The sound was not great, so we could only depict story line from what was seen. We have seen scores of plays, musicals and concerts of many genres, but this is THE FIRST we ever left before final curtain. This has NO REFLECTION on talent or on MPAC.

They had a Lafayette parade and special program on the Green. It is a nice Green space with a statue of Hamilton, Lafayette and George Washington meeting

Its a nice place to walk your dog or sit and relax with your pet. I bring my dog here everyday. She always has to roll around on the grass, without it her walk isn't complete.

It's a nice place to hang, to get to know people, and to relax with your friends or pets. Very much a hang out spot, and I tool these photos during the Morristown Fall Festival, which itself was a fun occasion!

This park at the heart of Morristown is one of the few surviving colonial-era greens in the state. Established as early as 1715, it served as a communal hub where townspeople grazed livestock, drew water from a shared well, and gathered for religious, political, and social events. During the Revolutionary War, it became a military parade ground--General George Washington even supervised drills from nearby Arnold's Tavern. What makes Morristown Green especially notable is its rarity. While many American cities were originally designed around central squares or commons, only a fraction have preserved them as active public parks. Think of Boston Common, New Haven Green, or Savannah's many squares--each a living remnant of colonial planning. But in New Jersey, only Morristown and Newark still retain their original greens in recognizable form. After stopping to visit Morris Frank and Buddy, we walked this square and enjoyed the pleasant space, the many statues and monuments and then a bench. And then back to the Sprinter for more driving.

The park is a nice place to get some fresh air and enjoy the outdoors. It has plenty of open space, clean paths, and is great for walking, relaxing, or spending time with family. It can get a little crowded at times, and parking isn’t always easy, but overall it’s a peaceful spot to enjoy nature.

Worth the stop to absorb the history! I put this on my trip agenda after discovering my great-uncle was died in the vicinity while serving here with the Continental Army back in 1777. The records are unclear whether he was buried at the Baptist church that once stood on the green, or behind the Presbyterian church across East Park Place. We took some goofy touristy photos of the statue in the park commemorating Washington, Hamilton, and Lafayette. Then we braved a crossing to check out the Presbyterian churchyard and found a very nice marker commemorating all the RevWar soldiers who died while encamped here.

Great fall day. Lots of activity and people about. Lots of seating available right in the middle of everything.

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.

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.

The Ford Mansion is one of the earliest house museums in the US and is located in Morristown National Historical Park. The Georgian style house was built by Jacob Ford, who died as a member of the Continental Army in 1777. During the winter of 1779-80 George Washington used the home as his headquarters. Many other prominent members of the army such as Alexander Hamilton also stayed in the house. While the Continental Army occupied the house the Ford family stayed upstairs. To see the mansion you have to go get tickets at the Washington’s Headquarters Museum. Tour times are posted on the park’s webpage. Tickets are given out on a first come and first serve basis. Tickets are free. The guided tour of the house was excellent. The guide gave a history of the house and each of the room’s. The house is decorated as to what it might’ve looked like when Washington lived in it. The guide also added much detail about what the house would’ve been like with so many soldiers present. As with many houses from this time period, it is really unique to see the architecture of the time. In some rooms the ceilings and floors are slightly slanted. The tour for the house is about an hour long and extremely interesting. When visiting the park make sure to see this historic mansion!

We had an wonderful docent who gave an excellent guided tour of the Ford mansion. She provided great context about the house, and history during that time period.

Wonderful history of the extreme difficulties experienced by revolutionary militia and army. Beautiful house with nooks and crannies full of stories and historical decorative arts and furniture. Wish there was a catalog of the items available.

Beautiful home. The tour guide was awesome. He did a great job with details about the significant historical events

Interesting tour of the house where Washington and his staff wintered in 1779-80. Note that you have to get free timed passes from the museum on the property. We got there just before 11 and ended up on the 12 tour and I could see on a nice spring day, you might have trouble getting tickets. Our guide was terrific and it is definitely worth a stop.

General Washington's winter quarters (1779-1780) at the Ford mansion in Morristown NJ. The associated museum is interesting and our tour guide was excellent.

Amazing history. Makes one truly proud to be an American to understand just how much these men and women sacrificed and endured to create and secure our freedoms and our nation.

Tiny park with a super short hike up a grade to the top of the hill overlooking Morristown and surrounding areas. Nice view and a quick little workout.

Great overlook with historical markers. There are a number of historical plaques and an overlook that views NYC. On a clear day, you can see the tops of some of the tallest towers in NYC, including the Freedom Tower. I also recommend going to the museum and to Jockey at Morristown National Historical Park

It's a short drive up the hill to Fort Nonsense. There isn't much of a fort left, this former earthwork fort had a strategic view over the city but never saw any action. Some called it fort Nonsense as an effort to just keep the troops busy. The fort walls are marked in cobblestone in the ground giving you an idea of the size of the fort. It was pretty small.

We swung by a deli and picked up lunch to eat at the top of the hill at the picnic tables. There are several hiking trails to walk around an interesting history about the location on top of the hill. Great view of the surrounding area.

Not many people know about this place. It’s One of the best spots for viewing sunsets in Morristown! Beautiful in all seasons! Closes very early but amazing place ! Must visit!

Hmn well you drive up a lon road and you see a hill and then well thsts it. The views of the city are great but overall not much to see. There is a no fort just some brick outline of where it used to be and forest. I suggest driving because its a steep hill and unless you enjoy climbing most of your trip will be spent on that.

Nice place with a nice view. There's not much to see, I would recommend the place only if you want to relax, perhaps a little picnic, 2-4 people and that's it.

Place looks amazing. They offer a local craft market monthly with all kind of talented vendors.

Visited during the Oktoberfest Festival fundraiser. Beautifully tended and serene grounds. Such wonderful people and fun celebration!

One of the few truly authentically preserved Skinner organs in the US is located in this beautiful, English-style, neo-gothic church, right on the popular Maple ave in Morristown. The tower hosts a large carillon that is played by visiting artist during the summer. The church is open for visits and prayers for anyone, surrounded by a beautiful garden and cemetery.

Absolutely beautiful, I spent an hour and a half just looking at everything and sitting in the peace and quite. Would definitely be worth anyone time

Listened to an organ concert by a musical director who was at Notre Dame in France. This church is beautiful inside.

One of the main doors is open Monday through Friday most days. Once in a while it's closed. Your invited to come inside to meditate and pray. There are cameras so please don't do anything foolish. Right next door is the Morristown library. You can chill there and take advantage of the bathrooms.

I know that Morristown, with all its early American history ,it can be daunting to an outsider. This thrift is no exception to the rule. Upon walking in , I inquired about any sales. The volunteer rudely said, " At these prices, no." Normally, I would walk out, but I stayed to write this review. The prices are slightly higher than the average church thrift, but the clothes are in pristine condition. I thought the goal of the thrift store was to sell for the benefit of the church not to make the customer, who is assisting your cause, feel embarrassed by asking a question. I may go back... Maybe

Such a great activity! We all were brand new to glass crafts and had a blast! The staff were so patient with us, provided great direction and much needed encouragement! I would recommend doing a little research on ideas before you go so you have some ideas. It just makes the process less stressful and allows you to focus on the creative process! Also, we saw one of their workshops in action while we were there and it was incredible! Definately a fun thing to do with a bunch of friends! Enjoy!

Our team went there for a team bonding time and it was amazing!! No one knew what they wanted to create but as soon as June (our host) gave us ideas and pointers as to what we can do, it was amazing! She showed us how the end result can be. It was absolutely great!! If I lived in town, I would be going there all the time to create something different and be creative all the time!! Thank you June for a fun experience ☺️

We took the kids there and had a good time. However when I picked up our finished projects and took them home - I found mine had a finger print and smudge in it. I called and was told to spray it with Windex. That didn't work. So- interesting experience. 4 nice pieces and one eh one.

My 6 yo daughter had amazing time at a class with her friend. Great instructions and craft choices. We will definitely go for it again!!! Thank you🤩

We had a wonderful experience here. I had never done any artwork with glass. The staff was knowledgeable abd helpful. I would go back to make something else!

Glassworks Studio was such a fun activity to do with my niece and nephew! We all had an absolute blast making our glass creations. Every step of the process was explained thoroughly for all levels. The staff periodically checked on us and offered fantastic advice, resources, examples, and assistance. We all chose different projects and can’t wait to see everything fired! Fantastic experience all around! Can’t wait to come again.

It's an experience. Wasn't what I expected though. You get there and have a variety of shapes and sizes to choose from which are priced accordingly. Ranging from $25 up. I chose a small vase that cost $66. You then choose the glass pieces you want to use in your piece. Arrange the colors and shapes the way you want and glue the pieces down. You have the option to choose smooth or bumpy for your finished product. I choose smooth. You are allowed 2 hours to make your creation. After you're done its mailed off somewhere to get fired up and shaped. The product arrives 1-2 weeks later, and we got ours back relatively quick. Less than one week. Upon arrival, I was disappointed to find that my piece wasn't as smooth as I wanted. It had some lumpy spots on it. I went back inside and was told that the vase is as flat as it will get. And told they can't take it back to be refired or flattened . Even though my design was based off of one of the existing vases on display and I didn't use a third level. I paid for the experience I guess, which was quite disappointing. Additionally I was under the impressions the block pieces would melt and meld to form a whimsical look. As you can see ut did not. I could have gone to a local place instead of driving almost an hour. Lesson learned I would not return. It still turned out cute at least. And the staff was friendly.

Cool combination of the farm and green open spaces / fields as well as historical buildings and family transportation museum. Farm animals are present but they weren’t main draw of the visit. Although mansion is closed for renovation now, cottage as well as few other buildings were open. Short blue marked trail winds from the pond area through the woods to arched entrance of mansion’s road.

I've been several times, but really liked going to the wool festival! It's a pleasant place to walk around and look at the farm animals and historic buildings. They give really cool sheep shearing demonstrations and it's so much fun getting to see how things were done in the past. The kids really love it, but I enjoy it as an adult as well.

Staff were super polite and very helpful. My lady and I had a fantastic time seeing the farm, visiting the museum and taking a look at everything. All the animals were also very nice. The transportation section was very cool, loved seeing the Model T Ford. We'll definitely be back!

If you’re into history at all, this place is a must see. It’s like stepping backwards in time. The animals are all very cute too. You can feed chickens, and pet the cows + goats. Linda was very kind and knowledgeable!

This place was absolutely beautiful. So much history. The employees were extremely knowledgeable and so friendly. They wore clothing from 18 and 17 hundreds. The animals were well cared for and so friendly. We dyed silk and spun yarn and toured the homes and walked the property and picked pumpkins and pressed cider. We had such a lovely time. I would definitely recommend and do this again.

My sister and I took our kids here on a Saturday morning. We arrived at 10 and were one of the first groups in. Be advised you need to buy tickets ahead online. We thought the rules would be super strict but because it wasn't crowded, things were more lax which I sincerely appreciate. There is walking involved so wear good shoes for sure! The staff was helpful and kind, the animals all seemed incredibly happy and healthy. We couldn't have had a better day, honestly. I look forward going again in the Fall. I can only imagine how beautiful it will be when the colors change.

We had a great 1st visit to Fosterfields!

Stopped by here with my husband and so glad we gave it a try! These pierogis definitely exceeded our expectations! I chose the vegan potato onion and he had the potato cheddar bacon. We both ordered the boiled and they were fantastic. I can't even imagine how much more amazing the fried ones would be! The service was fast and once we placed our order at the counter our order was ready within 10min. Overall fantastic and would definitely come back to try other varieties. I just wish you could mix and match flavors in the same order!

The only place in the UNIVERSE that offers Philly Cheesesteak Pierogies, You've not live if you've never tried this amazing example of culinary fusion. Also try their Mushroom Barley Soup

I LOVE this place! I’ve been coming here biweekly for about three years. There have so many different dietary options! I get vegan pierogies with vegan sour cream! Every order comes with free sour cream and wooden utensils! Once again such a great place. A quiet spot for a nice lunch or dinner!!

If you like pierogies, you may want to try this place! Food: all kinds of pierogies to pick from (see picture of menu). We had the feta & spinach, potatoe & farm cheese, and the butternut pierogies. All were excellent ! We also had the potato pancakes (excellent) and the pickle soup. If you haven’t had pickle soup it’s similar to chicken soup with a hint of dill pickle. I loved it and want to make it when we get home. The pierogies can be fried or boiled. Service: there is take out or table service. Keep in mind it’s a small place and seating is limited. We ate in and service was good, however, could have been better if someone checked in to see how our meal was. Atmosphere: clean modern look with mostly hard surfaces. Kind of set-up like a take-out Chinese restaurant. There’s approximately 12 tables inside and 1 table outside. The unisex restroom was clean, but tiny. Summary: boutique restaurant, with very good food for the polish/pierogi lover. We would definitely go back!

Really nice spot for lunch and small talk soups are delicious

4.5 stars - go here in the winter. These pierogies are dense and filling, this is not a light snack. Tried the spinach and feta, Buffalo chicken, and bacon cheddar potato pierogies, which were all quite good. Also had a Nutella filled dessert pierogie that was fun. I'm interested to go back and try other items.

We got to-go. Really yummy. Vegan and vegetarian options!!!!

The Strangest Things event at Historic Speedwell was a nice evening filled with fun activities. I particularly enjoyed participating in the escape room and being present for the séance, which added a thrilling touch to the night. It was great to see that they also offered activities like pumpkin painting, and the apple cider was delicious! However, there are a few areas where the experience could be enhanced. When we first arrived, there wasn’t much lighting, which could have added to the spooky atmosphere. It would be great if guests were encouraged to bring flashlights or battery-powered lanterns to create a more immersive experience. Additionally, for visitors unfamiliar with Historic Speedwell, especially during the fall and Halloween season, it would have been helpful to have someone share a bit of history about the site. Having staff or volunteers at each station telling historical stories would provide an educational element alongside the entertainment. I applaud the actors and volunteers for their hard work, and we enjoyed the bits of history that were shared. This event is for anyone looking to enjoy a night of fall-themed activities while learning about the rich history of Morris County.

Touch of actual history to appreciate a technical progress achieved within last 2 centuries in communications area. Ample parking lot. Retro-Future fest at the time of my weekend visit. 19th century Sci-Fi genre appreciation led me to look up the authors’ names after the visit (leaflets with with short plot descriptions were the ones to trigger curiosity).

First time visit to Speedwell and it was worth the trip. Many old buildings to explore and a fantastic docent to show us around and give us the history. I definitely recommend if you are in the area, all the buildings have exhibits and our guide was extremely knowledgeable and personable.

I love the history in this place. A photographer’s playground or a good place for a photowalk. I walked around snapping shots with my daughter and she enjoyed the walk. Whether taking pictures or just taking a walk, this is a neat place. It’s one of the more interesting places in NJ. Also, notable that it seems to be apart of a National Historic Park. I love National Historic Parks.

I had a wonderful experience visiting Historic Speedwell. The staff was very accommodating when I asked if I could take a tour even though no 'official' tour guides were available. I told them I didn't mind being a 'guinea pig' if one of the 2 newer workers wanted to give a tour. One of them jumped at the chance and she did a wonderful job! The house/property has a fascinating history and the other buildings with exhibits/history text were set up very well. I wish I had had more time to look in the 'birthplace of the telegraph' building since there were 3 floors of information/exhibits. I would allot at least 2 hrs if you plan to take the tour and watch the short video.

The telegraph is without a doubt an important invention and this place being its birthplace makes it worth a visit. The museum was very informative and showed the evolution of communication technology since the invention of the telegraph. While the telegraph is mostly associated with Morse, the museum also highlights the lesser known Alfred Vail, whose contributions are as significant. The entire historic complex is made up of picture worthy buildings, one of which is the home of the industrialist Stephen Vail, Alfred's father. There are docent-led tours of the house but the museum is mostly self-guided. You can book the tour at the Visitor Center. Make this your first stop if you're visiting. We were here for two hours.

Great place to visit on the weekends when you want a little history and a walk.

This is a unique museum in the heart of the old part of Morristown. You feel as though you are stepping back in time. The staff are knowledgeable and patient and they gave us a careful tour even though my wife and I were the only two people there on a chilly day. The back garden is beautiful in the late winter and free of charge to walk through.

Amazing historical house museum with many interesting artifacts showing the stories of the generations of people who lived there. The curator was very knowledgeable and friendly throughout the tour; no matter what questions we asked he always had an answer. The Thomas Nast collection on display was wonderful. Do be aware that they rotate the smaller drawings on display, since they do not have room to display all of the collection all the time, but it is still very interesting. There are other art pieces and artifacts in the Macculloch part of the museum that are connected to the Maccullochs themselves, including historical furniture and various decorative objects and utensils. The museum gives guided tours and has touchable artifacts and textured art for the visually impaired or for anyone who wants to touch a piece of history. The gardens are absolutely gorgeous and a very restful place to explore.

Excellent way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Rich history with changing exhibits and a knowledgeable staff. Accessibility seems to be an important goal of thiers with several options for people with different needs. Grateful to have gems like this to preserve history in Morristown.

The garden is quite small but nice and peaceful. You let yourself in through the gate, nobody is there to monitor anything and there is no admission fee. I wanted to visit the museum as well but nobody got back to me to schedule an appointment.

Local and national history mixed in one beautiful 17th century home, a must for any local or visitor to the area. Their large exhibit changes every 4 months, and they always have some of their extensive collection of Thomas Nast on display. Staff is knowledgeable and kind, and their director very approachable. The 3 acre garden is beautiful all year round, and free every day of the week. Truly an underappreciated local slice of history.

Very nice historical house from 1800s. They said they have gardens in the summer. Portraits, original furniture from the era, and books from the family. They have an exhibit of Thomas nash's work, he lived across the street. Nice place to visit if you enjoy history and old houses!

The gardens are free and are accessible every day. Just go through the side gate. It’s a lovely peaceful place to read a book or bring your lunch. There are benches and a couple tables under the trees on the lawn, but I wish they had more, especially by the fountain. No restrooms outside. Street parking only. Usually easy to find a spot.

I've been in a retro gaming kind of mood lately and I'm happy I found this place. I wish it was closer to home so I can visit more often but I definitely see myself coming back. It's a little pricier than the other arcade I went to but I think it's worth it. This was the first time I went so it was just to check it out. I think I spent maybe like 2 hours on a Wednesday night. When we got there we were the only ones. When we left there were maybe 10-15 people. They have a great selection of games and pinball machines. They also got PlayStation, nes, N64 with some games on them. The arcades are in pretty good shape and screens in good condition. Some of these games are over 35 years old and play just like I remember. Brings back a lot of good memories as a kid and teen. Next time I come I'll be here for at least 5 hours. I saw so many games to play and didn't get to it all. For me personally it's a great date. Play some cool games and when you leave they're restaurants and bars in walking distance. I definitely recommend this place and will make a day out of it next time.

Some of the best maintained pinball machines I think I've ever played. Really welcoming and friendly. Pay per hour is fairly priced and means you can try unfamiliar games without worrying about losing your quarters! We stopped by randomly while driving home - I found them on Pinball Map - and we will definitely keep this in mind for future road trips!

This place is delightful! The staff are so kind and welcoming to kids with sensory issues. As an 80s kid, I felt overwhelmed and stressed by arcades. By the time I got the hang of a game, I ran out of quarters! This set up of paying a flat $13 for the first 30 minutes relieves so much stress. If you know a Wreck It Ralph obsessed kid, this place is heaven on earth. Pinball aficionados really can't do any better than this. The games are all in great working condition. Also, for me, it is otherworldly to see the exact same curtains and deposit slip stand that were in this old bank since the 70s! It's a fun place. When people wonder, "what makes a town worth visiting?" - this is it: a great idea brought to life with care.

I would 100% recommend this place to anyone looking for something like this in the area. There is a nice mix of one player, two player, and three player games. It's $12 for the first 30 minutes and then slightly more depending on how much much longer you go. I think the all day unlimited passes around $33. It's a great system. You just have to press start on any of the arcade games so you don't have to actually get coins, tickets or anything like that which makes it so seamless. They have an area at the back separate a little bit for privacy/parties - and there's a TV there so that if there are kids, they can keep staying entertained while there's play games! There are pinball machines right outside the bathroom, which is so great if you're waiting for someone in the toilet. there are a lot of machines and it was not crowded on the Sunday afternoon. Even adults can enjoy! I also really commend them for having signs by the front, but not only stated when the place might be closed for an upcoming private event, but events they were hosting as an upcoming Halloween party for people to join. They had 2 ps4 stations and signs saying to limit playing to 15 minutes at peak time so others have a chance to play. They have some nice machines outside, which are super creative and not your typical type. The 10 year old and 6 year old we brought both had a wonderful time as did we. Not surprised by the very high ratings at all. 10/10 spot!

Really nice place for an 80s gaming pinball gaming. If you are 80s, you literally have to check out this place…. The Jurassic park, Metalllica, Ghost buster and Godzilla are unique pinball…. Everything there is really, really rare. Take a look on Battlefield, tron, moonwalker donkey kong…. You will really enjoy and appreciate. We have stated this place is not for younger kids… its too much retro!

My sister and I went here and it was a blast! We had so much fun. Dave & Buster's got nothing on this place (gaming wise) Samantha is awesome and super chill. Great vibes all around!

This is an amazing place to visit if you love class arcade games or, if you happen to like visiting old banks. This is something that I thought I'd never find myself writing, but here we are. This is definitely the most unique location for a classic arcade that I've ever seen, and it just works. The selection of games is about the best I've ever seen, it includes the classics but also a bunch of hidden gems. And, you can get your pinball fix here too! This is well worth a visit.

Had a great experience with Just Jersey! I placed an order on a Thursday and received it the following Monday! It came perfectly packaged and the glass products arrived intact! Also, they even sent a HANDWRITTEN personalized Christmas card! I love that!

The coolest store with awesome NJ made items! Great place to buy unique gifts and support local businesses

The coolest little spot in Morristown! Lots of nj artists and great gifts!!

Highly recommend. Everything is so unique and amazing that it all comes from the great state of New Jersey. They have a wide selection of gifts and personal items. Its 1000% worth stopping in

This is a nice little gift shop. The shop itself is very clean and organized, the staff is super friendly and helpful, especially Tracy who helped me look for the perfect gifts! The prices are very reasonable. I highly recommend this place for anyone who is looking for any unique state souvenirs (parking on side streets, metered)

Nice door and owner good products

Can't praise enough how CUTE this store is and what a wonderful selection it has! Incredible warm and cozy wooden place where each candle, souvenir, and gift is crafted by locals for locals. My first impression was - what a warm environment. I saw one owner working in the front, wishing a great day to an employee, while the other was carefully helping a customer select a gift. I judge a business based on how they treat people including their own workers so this business immediately got at A in my book. I was impressed by all the high-quality choices they offered. Not only are these products local, but they're also carefully designed and crafted in any case. There were wood carvings, ceramics, beeswax lotions, designer candles, original artwork, NJ-shaped pasta, DELICIOUS peanut butter from Cape May, and so much more - all made in NJ! I was looking for a NJ-themed gift for my friend's sister who lives in Seattle, whom we'll visit soon. As per usual, I was browsing on Etsy for custom soaps, but the company I liked wouldn't arrive on time for our trip. And guess what?! I saw the same vendor's soaps here! I was so happy I could get them as the same price as online without waiting for delivery & shipping fees. When I was checking out, the owner told me all about the vendor and how they're raising money for their daughter's future. By the way he spoke about his products, it seems the store has a strong friendship with each vendor, making the store feel like a community project - similar in this way to the Montclair General Store, another great local artisan shop. I wanted to leave this store a nice review because I felt like this was a local business that really cares and they deserve 5 stars! Also....Funny story... I entered a totally different store down the road thinking it was Just Jersey but after being very disappointed by their gift options, their employee told me I was in the wrong store and pointed me towards the actual Just Jersey! So glad I walked the extra block because the wrong store had me so disappointed😅😂😂

Millie’s lived up to the hype. The food was actually exceptional and I can be a tough critic with pasta and pizza. The meatballs in vodkas sauce are actually divine! Ordered family style for 8 and everyone loved all of the plates. Also awesome they offer to go options from their menu favorites!

Good old world Italian food with a new age flare. Service was a little lacking considering my party was the only table in there. Not sure how the service would be when it gets packed. Had to give the “famous meatballs” a try and see what the hype was about. They were good but nothing really special. Too much sauce in my opinion and a bit overpriced. A lot of the pricing I thought was rather high like if you wanted to simply add cheese to something or a different kind of sauce it was like $3 extra. Pizzas were good but a little overloaded for my liking. Menu is a lot to look at considering there is two different types of pizzas you can choose from so it can become overwhelming. Would recommend it to someone who’s looking for a nice Italian dining experience with a group but would definitely order less food if I went back.

Had such a lovely and unexpected dinner at Millie’s Old World in Morristown the other night. We ended up there by chance after a friend called while we were over an hour away, and it turned out to be such a great evening! We were able to get a cozy table outside, and the weather was perfect. Even though Millie’s doesn’t serve alcohol, there’s a liquor store right next door, so we picked up a nice bottle of red wine. The staff had wine glasses and a corkscrew ready for us. It was a thoughtful touch! I ordered the Meatballs with Ricotta in Vodka Sauce, while my friends had the Meatballs with Fresh Mozzarella in Vodka Sauce sandwich. They loved how they hollowed out the bread and filled it with the meatballs. We also shared a fresh salad, and everything was delicious, served promptly, and beautifully presented. Even though we arrived close to closing time, the staff was welcoming, attentive, and never made us feel rushed. It was the perfect way to end an unexpected evening. Highly recommend!

Their pizza it’s great, I highly recommended it. But before you order a pizza make sure you try their grilled oysters, and keep the plate with the sauce 😍. Don’t let the server take it, so you can deep the pizzas crust into that delicious sauce.

Let me tell you how much I loved my visit…Phenomenal! It starts with the ever so pleasant staff, welcoming and attentive…but the food is the real reason you will be choosing this location to have a delicious meal. It started with the antipasto salad, grilled oysters the the most delicious meatballs with warm ricotta in marinara. I had to stop myself at one meatball cause I had to try the wood fired pizza which did not disappoint…in fact it changed my perspective. We spend our time going to various restaurants that serve wood fired pizza but we do not need to travel any further cause this IS THE PLACE! Do yourselves a favor and get yourselves over to Morristown to try Millie’s. You will not be disappointed.

Great Pizza, service was good, but not great. We went back for more pizza the next day because it was very good! We will be going back when we return to Jersey!

I highly recommend the antipasto salad; it's outstanding, and the meatball sandwich is equally fantastic.

My friend and I visited the Schuyler-Hamilton House on 29 September 2019 shortly before closing. Despite the late hour, Pat was nice enough to not only show us the house, but tell us about its owners, Dr. Jabez Campfield and Dr. John Cocrane, as well as its place in the history of Revolutionary America. She discussed Washington's battles and strategy, explaining how Morristown played a strategic role both in its location and natural resources. In addition to the wealth of information she offered, Pat was also funny and enlivened her discussion through her humor. My friend and I stopped by because we saw this listed on a map at the Morristown National Historical Park, and it made for a fun detour. A great place to visit on an afternoon!

Wonderful place for people who are interested in Hamilton, Revolutionary War history, or local history. It is a small house, but the tour guides make it a big experience, making you really feel the connection of this place to the important events unfolding in Morristown and New Jersey. Only $5 for the tour, and the ladies who work here are among the most knowledgable and dedicated I've encountered. Well worth the visit. Suitable for older children or those who are interested in history.

Pat gave an amazing tour, with lots of fascinating facts. I really enjoyed my visit. She took her time explaining different historic events in Morristown. Highly recommended...takes about an hour for the whole tour.

It's a cool place to visit while Alexander Hamilton is hot. Not sure if that moment has passed yet, feels like it's getting close. The ladies who work there are great local history ladies.

Don't think of this as a museum, it's more a two room old house where a woman like your Grandma tells you her personal thoughts on the revolutionary war and Alexander Hamilton's love life

Love learning about our local history and the men and women who shaped our countries beginning.

Interesting place. Very nice and knowledgeable guides. Very worth a visit if in the area.

Washington’s Headquarters Museum located in Morristown National Historical Park is an excellent museum. The museum has interactive displays and engaging displays. Before viewing the museum be sure to watch the movie about the Continental Army’s difficult winter at Morristown. Artifacts from the Colonial Era and Revolutionary War are prominently displayed in the museum. Among some of the best are military wares, a surgeon’s kit, rare manuscripts, a harpsichord, the chain from West Point, furniture, silverware, plates, a recreated soldier’s hut, and George Washington’s Presidential inaugural sword. It is easy to spend an hour to two hours here depending on interest level.Tickets for the nearby Ford Mansion are also distributed here.The museum staff is friendly and helpful. If you plan on seeing all of the historical park this is the best place to start. Best of all this is completely free!

Terrific little Museum. Get there early for the ticketed (free) guided tour. The Ford Mansion is very impressive, the museum facility was spacious, clean and air conditioned. There is a certain sad irony to standing in a room that was occupied by Gen. George Washington, his men and there arms... and at the same time being denied those same rights in the current state of NJ. Overall worth a visit.

The museum and tour of the house/headquarters were very informative. As Americans, we should all have a vivid understanding of the sacrifices our forefathers (and mothers) made for us that we might live in freedom from tyranny. This museum tells the story of those people and their sacrifices.

A small but packed museum about Washington’s battles in New Jersey, especially the hard winter of 1780. A relatively small but sturdy facility set on a modest park lot, with ample artifacts and information about the war’s New Jersey sites and the Morristown encampment in particular. The Peale portrait and other paintings of Washington are central gems and quite intimate (sort of scary there was only one staff member and no security!). The orientation video room is helpful. The rare book and pamphlet room is worth a peek. Good walking nearby (statue across the street, cannon down the road). Lovely neighborhood to stroll on a nice day. It’s a shame 287 sliced off the area - one is struck by how little room there is of the original Jockey Hallow. Looking forward to the completion of the Ford mansion renovations. Free.

One of the best historical museums available. Being the first national park, it is rich with the history of this wonderful country. The Ford's Mansion is in impeccable condition, and we were delighted to know there is a free tour of the property, which of course can't be missed. The volunteer staff was wonderful and knowledgeable. If you are in Morristown, NJ, please visit this museum it is worth the trip.

Awesome historical site, check out the statue as well! All of the historical documents for viewing are well worth it. Seeing the Washington Irving biographies on the founding fathers was amazing!

Sometimes you forget about the history in your own backyard. Entrance to the museum and tour of the headquarters is free, so the price is right. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and welcoming to questions. The museum has plenty of artifacts and a short movie that you can watch while waiting for your tour.

If I could give a ‘0’ I would! Service was absolutely terrible with the rudest, ‘bottom of the barrel’ management. I have lived in this area all my life and have frequented most of the restaurants and bars. I can’t believe this place is allowed to exist. I am certain management won’t care about this review… so I’d think twice about coming here! God forbid something should happen to you, they won’t care! Be careful!!!

Great local pub! Location is excellent…right across from the train station and walkable to anything downtown Morristown. Good pints and the sisters who own the place are super friendly. Stop in for a pint if you’re in the neighborhood.

Classic Dive Bar/Pub. No food, inexpensive beers, top-notch service, friendly patrons and awesome bands/music. This is NOT a four-star bar, it's a four-star dive bar and very proud of it.

Tavern Off the Green Layout/atmosphere *Bar area (TV); high tables; pool table; Internet jukebox; Irish paraphernalia; cash only Food/drink *No food menu (potato chips)

Great dive bar, cash only, plenty of food at other places. Prices are great. Right across from train station.

Visited TOG to see the band Cold Hill (who were EXCELLENT). This is a smaller Irish bar/pub with a wonderful relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Bar tenders were great, friendly and pleasant. The bar is divided down the center, bar and open area, by a half wall with large opening so you are able to enjoy the band while at the bar or stand/sit in the open area. Music wasn't too loud, still able to talk with friends. Prices were good and I would really love to visit this place again ☘️

One of the few, proper dive bars left in Morristown. An older crowd with no egos and plenty of stories.

Options for everyone! My daughter has been riding at Seaton Hackney for many years. We first started in the PEP camp one summer. They do a great job with the kids and expose them to all aspects of horses! More recently, she has been taking lessons. They really strive to find the right fit between trainer and rider. They have a variety of barn horses available for all ages and abilities. They even offer schooling shows for those still learning to show off how far they have come! Last summer, my daughter worked in the summer camp program as a CIT. This is a great opportunity for teens who are avid horse and children lovers! They also do birthday parties and trail rides. Plenty of parking in their lot of the pool lot next door.

We had a birthday party for my 6 year old daughter: to say it was seamless is to say the least. The staff was a 10/10. I can't compliment enough how great of a staff they have. They were so helpful, kind, patient. Everyone enjoyed the party soooo much!!! The horses were well maintained as well. I have to say that everyone was so happy and treated so well. There's nothing I could even say that you could improve because our experience was an 11/10.

Absolutely beautiful location! All the staff were so welcoming and kind. Our instructor Hailey was amazing very informative and gave clear instructions that made the experience enjoyable and safe. We rode Fred and George, two gentle and patient horses. Highly recommend!

What a wonderful experience!! We looked for a stable that was able to accommodate larger riders and found this gem. They have capacity of up to 300lb for trail riding, which is awesome. Aside from that, the client service and interaction is excellent. They listen to your wishes and are extremely accommodating with their riders. My niece was a bit afraid of using an English saddle and the guide walked by her side the ENTIRE trail. They do have western and English saddles but this horse was in particular had an English saddle that day. Not only did she get to experience the new saddle style but also gained a ton of confidence in herself. The guide calmly dealt with her fears, assured her she could do it and gave her sound instruction. I’ve been to a number of stables, trail rides and lessons and this guide was spectacular. They clearly care about who represents them and place the comfort of the client as well as the ability of their horses first on their list. All the horses were well-mannered and gladly took the treats the guide allowed us to feed to them after their ride. This made our day so enjoyable!! We will be back for more riding in the near future. Thank you for all you do!!

The area is scenic and the people at the stables are friendly and professional. There are donkeys and goats there too! Hailey was amazing! I booked a trail ride with my son, and she made the experience wonderful. Her clear instructions and friendly demeanor put us at ease right away. She was warm, personable, and incredibly informative. You could truly feel her passion for her work, making her an inspiration to anyone interested in riding or working with horses. I wish we had remembered to bring cash; she definitely deserved a big tip! Great place! Highly recommend!

Awesome experience!! We celebrated our toddler's birthday at Seaton Hackney and it couldn't have been a more fun experience for all the kids. I will go there again and so as many of our guests who were very impressed with all the activities the place had to offer. The kids had a blast. I cannot speak enough of our party manager, Jennifer and her team. They made it such a breeze to set up the place, decorate, coordinate the activities, food and wrap up post party. They are amazing with those little kids and Jennifer is such a pro in how to run the party. We as hosts didn't have to do anything because her team took care of all logistics. They even helped us pack the stuff back in our car. I can easily give 5+ stars if there was an option. Loved it..

I had an amazing time today on the Trail Ride. Izzy my horse was awesome, had a bit of the munchies during the ride but Ana was a great chaperone and really made sure we stayed on the path. Very friendly and helpful staff. They were so busy but Ana still made sure we had all of our questions answered and even provided a great background of the Stable.

This is now a gourmet supermarket. Lots of fresh fruits and vegetables. Well stocked butcher area and lots of seafood. Lots of Latin America products

Have come here for years. Every Sunday morning at 8:30 in the summer. Fresh greens , vegetables, fruits and eggs. I try to buy from multiple vendors. In and out in 15 min then on with my day. It’s an institution!

Great farmers market. Worth a drive

Small market but i was able to find everything i wanted including locally made cheese, fresh baked bread, chicken and duck eggs, beef, pork, chicken, bacon, and lots of fresh vegetables. Jersey corn is in season and was delicious.

Petite and functional! Plenty of options and vendors without the hassle of a large commercial establishment. Highly recommended! Supports local farmers as well! Bought $15 worth of veggies and paid $20 to show support!

Smaller than usual due to covid. Still a good selection of fresh produce. Some certified organic farmers, honey products, and baked goods. Occasionally you'll find live music

To be fair, 2020 is a strange year but I'm glad my favorites are still there. That being said, it's been on a downswing the past few years & the Morristown Partnership could be doing so much more to make this a really great one. I sincerely hope next year gets better.

A small quaint quiet park with easy to traverse trails. There has been a recent renovation to try to increase and attract pollinators which means there are very pretty flowers around. The pond itself is home to several turtles. It's a nice spot for a short easy walk in the woods.

Beautiful small trail near Thomas Jefferson school. There are several places to sit and many trails to walk on through the forest that are both close to the road but feel very secluded.

Nice fairly level path thru a wooded/marsh area around a pond...maybe 1/2 mile. We enjoyed.❤️

Small but lovely little park. This year (2021) they did a major overhaul of the pollinator sections, which resulted in a very attractive and complex selection of flora, but seems to have resulted in far, far fewer butterflies. They also apparently increased the water level in the pond which flooded a small stretch of ground that was favored by quite a few migrating shore birds. Overall, these changes were a big swing but a miss for me and other bird and butterfly fans. Hopefully they will review the changes and plan better next year.

A gem of a park less than 1/2 mile from downtown. The locals work hard to keep it so lovely.

Nice place to take a quick stroll. Very quiet and peaceful.

Very helpful and friendly staff. Plenty of information available for things to see & do. I was surprised - so much stuff here I didn't come across on typical sites like TripAdvisor . Morristown has more to offer than you think !

One of the most historically educated teams I've ever come across. The passion and professionalism of the Tourism Bureau of Morris County is second to none.

Scening spot by a small lake with a dam and fishing spot. There is a small play ground for children and paved walking/biking trail along the lake. The trail is an integrate part of the Patriot Path.

Picturesque small park with paved Patriots’ Path running along the lake shore. Small waterfall created by park’s Spillway is probably most photogenic feature of the park, but lake views are gorgeous on the their own merit. Parking lot is gravel, so if you have combined visit with Historic Speedwell, you may want to stay in their paved lot. It’s literally 3-4 mins to get to the park from there.

Beautiful park to visit all year long. Amazing views! The park includes a damn with water fall and walking trails along the Whippany River. My favorite time to visit is the Fall- the colors are spectacular!! Parking on site. Fishing allowed.

Nice peaceful park. Kids enjoyed riding their scooters along the paths. 2 playgrounds.

Such a clean and peaceful park! Fun for kids to learn how to fish and great to take a morning walk.

Speedwell lake park is a very small and serene park in Morristown. It has this fall view and pathway for walking, jogging which goes through sort of jungle ! It has a limited parking space (cars) free of cost. It is more like a community park. If you plan to travel for an hour or so and visit this park, I would suggest you to pause. It is not a picnic place. Maximum you can walk for an hour and return back. But there is no specific picnic place. Just click the picture near this lake and enjoy peace. Haven’t seen any washroom here as well.

It is a beautiful little park where you can jog, bike, walk, and fish small trout. At the entrance, you will see swings along with the jungle gym. The parking lot is unorganized and unmarked. This park has good potential, but serious investment is needed to make it like state park standard. I found the walking path dirty and benches around the lake dirty and needed some attention. People use this park for a dog routine business. 🐕

Three sheets of ice here. Only 2 were in service for our showcase. Rink 1 is an older rink that sparks nostalgia. Has lots of seats and great views. The locker rooms in all rinks are good sizes. There are also large areas in the rinks to allow for pregame stretching. They have some vending machined for drinks and snacks. There are also some arcade games. The pro shop sharpens skate and has an adequate selection of hockey equipment. Staff is real helpful.

County College of Morris holds their annual commencement ceremony there and it's great! The sound is good, the video screens add a lot, and the event is run smoothly. They also have two additional hockey rinks for lessons, figure skating, and hockey! The pro shop is open all day. There's plenty of parking.

We drove over 30 miles to get to a Caribbean Festival that was supposed to be held indoors rain or shine. Guess what it was pouring down rain and the venue was outside. We immediately left. We noticed that another event was taking place inside (probably ice hockey related) I checked the website before we left home and it definitely said in door event. Very poor planning n marketing. Not even worth 1 star.

Nice facility. 3 rinks. Sort of cold. Good ice. Main arena is big with stadium seating. The 2 other are smaller with little seating. Wide open lobby and plenty of parking. Vending machines for food.

Three rings of pure ice fun. Snack bar is decent and plenty of quick bite places close by for those tournaments that run long.

Was an absolute shit show with people cutting in traffic at the last second getting into CCM's 25' graduation. Was a little chilly inside, but sat through all the chit chat till the end

Nice venue for dog showd

One of top spots to go for variety of specialty drinks, happy hour specials and quality food. They seem to have updated the restaurant area with wallpaper and new tables/seating. Our group meets annually here for dinner and it's a pinnacle spot for us because the aura and atmosphere is modern and relaxing. I ordered the Southwestern Salad as a vegetarian entree and it was delicious with a great portion on fresh food.

Food was delicious and leftovers were just as good. The cornbread appetizer was enough to share and good enough to eat too much of before you know it, lol.

I can't imagine a better place to eat! Atmosphere is great for dates, friends, or family; it's very cozy and classy. They use top quality ingredients, which is perfect because I love to eat healthy. My jumbo shrimp were so succulent and flavorful with that lemon herb marinade. Our waiter was excellent, too! Very personable and efficient. Highly recommend!

Decent food. Unimpressive menu. Can get busy. When it does, service is pretty atrocious. "Be right there" = 20 minutes.

Would’ve given 1 star but the waitress was very attentive.. I was actually very excited to try this place, because I’ve heard they are a “farm to table restaurant”, but.. We walked in got greeted by a hostess, set down. Waitress was not around, but we had a couple of shiny wine glasses on the table, the bottle we brought with us was a screw cork Pinot.. so I thought “not a big deal” I opened myself poured in to the glasses.. “cheers!” Ready to take a look at the menu.. but all of the sudden hostess ran into followed by on of the waitress “NOO!” She almost yield “you cannot bring your own wine!!! It’s not a BYOB place!!!” I apologized for misunderstanding and offered to pay a “cork fee” or order wine from their list (witch was brought to the table only 10 minutes after this unpleasant conversation) and asked if we could finish what was already in the glass.. response was “No! You can pour it back to the bottle or I’ll just throw it out” (!!) “because” she “ we don’t want to loose our liquor license” (!!) never heard anything like that in my life! I ask for at least a funnel, out waitress offered to do that on the kitchen for us so it wouldn’t be as awkward. Notes on the food. Really mediocre. Overly sweet (butter, salad dressing, meatball sauce) and lack of taste (flatbread appetizer) . Cauliflower entree was decent. Tasteless meatball came in a sweet sauce with a piece of plastic in it.. Decor was nice but day-bright light created cheap-dinner kind of an atmosphere.. Terrible experience.i

Lovely food and great atmosphere for the evening. in downtown morristown with parking available

Unique restaurant. The bar has a great vibe but there are no customers.

Played the Greatest Freakshow room. Very dark and they tell you that you can use your phone flashlight but 2 kids did not have phones and they don’t supply flashlights. You couldn’t find the clues or see the locks without them. They found one for us, but very annoying we couldn’t all look around on our own. One piece of a puzzle wasn’t there so time was wasted unable to complete. One lock was already open. I had higher hopes given reviews that it would be great with 11 and 12 year old. The mystery and puzzles were appropriate, but the lack of flashlights, missing pieces, open lock and very loud music making it hard to hear some of things you need to hear and the host/hints was very frustrating. All issues that could be easily fixed with more attention to details and the environment the way the players experience it. Definitely let down.

Their new RavenGuild escape room was great. Party of 5 did it. Wasn't too hard. Something we wish they had: a small white board with a marker/erasers. Love jotting things down during an escape room. Also at one point in the escape room, the pen wasn't working. A backup or two would be useful. Otherwise we loved it and will be back.

Unfortunately I have not been here so this review is solely based on our experience communicating with them in regards to a reservation we had there a couple of weeks ago. There was a snow storm coming right at the time of our reservation, so we called early that morning to try to reschedule. The person we spoke with said it was impossible to reschedule or get a refund of our money back ($33 per person, 6 people). We then got a call from a different person later that night saying that they would be happy to reschedule due to the storm. We told them we needed to touch base with the rest of our party and get back to them by Monday with a rescheduled date. Sure enough, we called on Monday and the person we spoke with said, again, it was IMPOSSIBLE to reschedule or get a refund. After we explained that someone called us and told us otherwise, they said they doubted that to be true, and they'd have to check and get back to us. This was 2 weeks ago. They have not called us back or returned any of our calls and voicemail that we left. It's too bad, we were SO excited to try this place and have it be something new we did with friends! It's the worst customer service experience I've seen, honestly. Not to mention we lost $200 in the process.

We did the Day of the Dead experience in Morristown, NJ. Not only did the escape room not take place in a room - just the lobby of business, it was incredibly poorly put together. As we were going through the game the staff realized they forgot to give us a blacklight flashlight in order to complete parts of the puzzle so he dropped them off over 20min into the game. The staff member there that day was also incredibly rude. He called me and those on my team poorly educated, kept nagging that we were the product of public school education (we all attended private school and have masters degrees from top ranked universities in the country), told us we lacked common sense (even though we beat the game) and made nonconstructive comments on us just trying to enjoy the game. He basically just sat at the front desk and mumbled to himself (and sometimes to us) about our execution but we were so close to him we could hear him the whole time. Overall a terrible experience and hated that we wasted $50 here on one of the few nights we had in town that weekend. Would never go back and never recommend this location.

My wife and I did the puzzles and corks experience in Morristown for date night and it was great! Needs a few tweaks because some of the clues don’t quite make sense or things are written sloppily and don’t look the way they are meant to but our host Thaddeus was amazing! He was funny, personable, and helpful when we asked for hints. He made the experience so much more enjoyable and we will definitely go back and try the escape rooms next time!

A birthday party for our 11 year-old and 10 of her classmates. They all enjoyed it, talked a lot about the experience afterwards. Had pizza and an ice cream cake (ordered locally) afterwards on a large couch in the lobby. + convenient location + well-decorated environment + interesting and memorable for pre-teens + variety of themes + Host: Thaddeus (Thank You for patience and professionalism!)

Booked a room here before a birthday dinner reservation. Cass was super enthusiastic and checked us in swiftly upon arrival and brought us to our room. She gave us the run down, asked if we had any questions (we did, and she graciously answered!), and left us to solve the case to escape! The room theme we did was Witch Hunt. Just the right amount of spooky for me! My group and I found the room to be modestly challenging and we did need a few hints…but everything came together and we escaped! Would recommend this business and hopefully my group and I are able to travel back to this location to try out the other rooms. Thank you Cass and staff!

First time doing a paint and sip, and I was surprised at how well the painting turned out! We had a great instructor to lead us through the steps, the music mix was perfect (a lot of singing along), overall a really fun experience! It was interesting to see the variation in the paintings - the format allows for changing up the painting to make it your own.

We got this class as a gift from a friend. The instructor was amazing, she went at our pace and gave clear instructions. We will definitely come back and do it again! Also bring drinks too, lol adds to the fun.

This is a great facility, spacious and clean, well decorated and stocked for everything you need to have a sip/snack and paint. Can’t wait to go back! 4 stars because customer service was not the best at responding to emails and there’s no one that answers the phone.

Really spacious and well decorated place. Went there for the first time the other day. They have menu to order wine and will have it delivered. Would recommend to others.

I've never painted before but they made it super easy. Staff was friendly, funny and accommodating. Would definitely go back in the future.

So much fun painting with my daughter while I'm here visiting.. Claire was so great...

Loved it! Teacher was great, explained everything, good pace, helped us out when needed. Overall a great time!!

Beautiful exterior with a more modern interior. Lots of tables for getting work done. There is very limited parking around back that is only for those using the library. Plenty of paid street parking and paid parking lots in the surrounding area. If you plan on walking around, you’d be better off just paying for parking.

I took my two-year-old niece to her weekly playgroup activity at the library. I also visited on a different day for storytelling, which was genuinely enjoyable and engaging for the kids. The library itself is a beautiful, classic, and spacious building. What's more, it has an impressive selection of books available for sale at very affordable prices. The architecture is truly remarkable and visually stunning.

The Morristown Library is a true gem, both inside and out. The building itself is beautiful and inviting. Our family visits weekly to browse the selection and pick up nighttime books for our children. We've also taken advantage of their "Library of Things," borrowing museum passes and outdoor games – a fantastic resource! We're looking forward to utilizing their conference room for future meetings and attending some of the children's story times. It would be wonderful to see more story times offered throughout the month or on weekends to better accommodate working parents. The library's online resources, including their app and Libby, are incredibly user-friendly and provide access to a vast collection of books, audiobooks, and more. Overall: The Morristown Library is a valuable asset to the community, offering a wide range of resources and a welcoming environment for all ages.

Great place for study, research and so much more!

Great hours and very good DVD and Blu-Ray movie selection.

As a library this is library is really great. Five stars if that was the only consideration. I like to write there but I find that the homeless people hanging out and talking make it difficult to focus on writing or even read. I wish they'd enforce noise level restrictions. They also require masks and even hand them out but the homeless take them off as soon as the staff is out of sight. Update 9/2/22 I spent the whole morning there writing and it was fantastic. People studying and writing. No noise or distractions.

This library gets 5 starts but really deserves 10 stars! Great staff, all are friendly and helpful. Great selection of books. Good amount of parking space around library. Basically a great experience. Great job staff members of this library!!!

Incredible staff - friendly, knowledgeable, incredible musicians and most importantly great teachers. Our daughter has progressed so much in a short space of time. If you want to learn to play an instrument, this is the place to go!!

The owners are incredible musicians and instructors, and the school itself is a great place for students to learn. My teen daughter takes lessons here, but she’s played gigs with all ages and skill levels of band mates from this school and every experience was fantastic. Sean, Connor and Dylan are talented, kind, and fun. I recommend this place to people constantly.

We are having such a great experience at the Original Music School!! My 15 year old son participated in his first gig over the weekend and he and his group performed 5 original songs they had written in their songwriting class. Thank you Connor for your stellar guidance and for giving these kids confidence and the tools to unlock their musical and creative potential!! They worked really well together! My son has also been taking lessons with Connor and looks forward to going every week. He has learned so much in the past 8 months. Connor, Dylan, Sean and all the OMS staff are awesome!!

Learning from Connor (and the rest of the staff!) at OMS was not only full of great instruction but also simply a lot of fun. OMS isn't just made of great instructors; it's also a community of people who love music and help to inspire that same love in everyone who joins them, bringing them into new and exciting experiences. Couldn't recommend them more!

Being a student at The Originial Music School (OMS) for over 4 years has been a amazing experience. I've not only grown so much as a musician, but I've made many great friends. Before I joined OMS I was only playing simple melodies and a few easy chords on my guitar. 4 years later as being a student at OMS I can play multiple instruments and do things I thought I'd never be able to do. OMS has been a great experience for me as it will be for many others.

My son has been part of the song writing class for almost a year. He has loved the class and really grown musically. The teachers are fantastic, and he has formed wonderful friendships with the other students. I highly recommend OMS

OMS has created a unique and rich culture of music education for persons of all ages. Their emphasis on "create don't imitate" separates them from other music schools. I was very impressed with the songwriting and performing of their students. For me, learning to play guitar was and is a "bucket list" item of mine - and, I intend to continue with lessons this fall. Thanks for a great experience so far. To be continued ...

Rainy Day Delight at The Morris Museum We visited The Morris Museum on a rainy day and were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed it. The museum is surprisingly compact, making it easy to navigate even with young children. We were impressed by the diverse exhibits, ranging from fascinating local history to engaging science displays and beautiful art collections. There was even a small, dedicated area for kids with interactive elements that kept them entertained. We were able to comfortably explore the entire museum in under two hours, making it a perfect option for a quick and enriching outing. Our little one wasn't big enough to experience the hands on elements but were excited for when she is!! We're considering a family membership as it would be worth returning when exhibits rotate. Great quick outing!

I visited only one section of the museum - Murtogh Guinness collection of mechanical musical instruments and automata. This is an interesting topic, to my knowledge not well represented anywhere else, so the museum is quite unique. The labelling is quite good, but I also highly recommend a tour which is included in the museum admission. It also allows you to here some music boxes and see automatons in action.

I was a great experience. There was so much to see and do, plus the model lionel trains were incredible. There is a crystal display that was amazing. Also native American display and other exhibits from around the world.

The museum/mansion is a smaller museum, it had an amazing collection of arts, easy to navigate, clean and had nice a/c on a hot day, bathrooms were clean as well, had a little souvenir shop as well

It's spectacular. Such an amazing, learning and visual experience. A real family fun adventure. We have been multiple times and every time we go there is a new exhibit.

Great museum with exhibits on local Native Americans, the spectacular Guinness music box and player piano/instrument collection. There are other permanent and temporary exhibits including New Jersey sculptors, Oaxacan Tapestry and Weaving exhibit, sculptor Michael Malpass collection, Oceania art collection, huge model train exhibit and other collections. There are activities for young children including a dinosaur exhibit. Geological rock specimens,most from New Jersey, is small but interesting. There is plenty of parking, a gift shop and the Bickford theater. Highly recommend this museum for all ages.

We went there for the train show section. It was very nice and the kids loved it. The kid interactive room should be opened and bigger in my opinion. There are good exhibitions there. This small museum has a lot of potential to attract more kids and more parents in surrounding towns if they expand the kids' section and make it more open without timing/reservation of the room. As a parent, I am willing to pay more for more kids activities if provided weekly and more things for kids to do. There aren't a lot of kids museums in North NJ.

Easy paved path, with some unpaved trails, through a beautiful reservation. Babbling brooks, horses (as well as horse poop), deer and birds are a common sight while hiking. Clean restrooms, picnic areas, playgrounds and bike rentals available.

Loved walking the trails at Loantaka Brook Reservation this Spring. We went on a Saturday afternoon and there was plenty of parking, handicap as well. The grounds, restrooms, playgrounds and trails were all well maintained. The trails were wide and offered both paved and unpaved and they had occasional benches along the way. The paved trail was mostly flat and wheelchair friendly. Everyone we encountered on the trails … on foot, cycle, horseback were all courteous of others. I especially liked that the wooded areas were somewhat cleared which allowed for beautiful views of nature and wildlife, as opposed to some other parks where the trails are narrow and densely covered feeling as though there’s nothing to see. Along the trails we passed a pond, bridges, streams and babbling brooks.

Great spot for running and biking. Flat. Lots of paved trails, so it is great for little kids learning how to bike. They also have picnic tables. And very modern and clean bathrooms. Police was present on the parking lot (at least a car was there). Definitely coming back.

Great park, stream runs next to the horse trail that my dog loves to run in. Great for small and long walks. My boyfriend loves to run here too. Huge beautiful grass fields.

An exceptional park with miles of trails and well-maintained, as are most Morris County-based parks. While the landscape could benefit from some cleanup of old fencing and unkempt brushes, overall I walked half the mileage and am eager to complete the rest at a later date. There are various entry ways in which offers ample parking, latrines, picnic areas, benches and even a playground with some workout stations along the way. I do a LOT of hiking throughout Morris and Sussex and this is being added to my list for location and scenery.

This park has nice paved trails for biking, walking and jogging. The park has a small lake at the entrance with benches and small brooks along the trails. We went bike riding there during the weekend and the trails are very peaceful, quiet and scenic. Some areas are shaded with trees while other areas are more open space. We rode for an hour and a half, taking breaks and sitting on the many benches along the trails to relax. It's a great area for a safe, family friendly ride.

This is a great place for a family sunday. You can run, walk, skate, ride a bicicle or even a horse. The whole trail is very easy without hill. The view is peaceful and beautiful. I will recommend for anyone with kids that want to burn some energy before meal. You can also walk you dog (with leash). Definitely I will keep bringing my family each weekend.

I loved this place such a beautiful nature quite and not crowded Picnic area with bbq grills A beach lake for swimming Hiking and mountain biking

This park is gorgeous and has lovely trails for hiking and on leash dog walking. Lots of streams, bridges and trail options. Sadly the off leash dog park is less inviting. Gates don't latch properly. There is a small dog and big dog pen, a few benches. Most of the dog park is paved and not nice for running dog paws. No water available in the fenced area, but a seasonal water fountain is nearby. Porta potty avail off season. Just go for a hike with your pooch.

Great park, plenty of parking, short or long trails depending on your desired activity level. Most of them have some grades to them, a bit of uphill or downhill, but nothing too difficult. The trails are marked, but slightly more clearer marking would be great. There's a small lake as well with a beach area that didn't seem too crowded during our visit, but the trails are what we focused on, and they were absolutely empty. Very peaceful.

Lota of wide open spaces. Lots of trails for walks and hiking. An exploratory trip here says I will be visiting here in the summertime for sure, though I wager it will be nowhere near as deserted as it was this day. There are several parking annexes, and several different areas to the park. There is a baseball diamond area, there is a boating/swimming pond area, and there is an open area for eating. First trip here was an early expedition. Will be sure to update this review and add more photos after a proper 2nd trip.

We attended a hiking club picnic in the shelter on 6/14/25. It was pleasant despite rainy weather. The hiking trails are quite scenic with very nice views. Highly recommend this park.

Beautiful park with a rural feel to it in the middle of suburbia. Ample trails in many spots which lead out to one another. Excellent parking and good signage make for a seamless experience.

Great trails to hike. We hiked the yellow trail and enjoyed it. Trails are mostly well marked. A few places where it can get confusing but download a map prior and you'll be good. Would definitely visit again and explore the other trails available.

3/19/25 - I just went to the historical society and I wanted to say I loved it. Erin, Katie, and Sandy all were wonderful, knowledgeable, and very educational. The location does have a guided tour. We did not need to make a reservation for one and they took us right away. It appears that they do not have a lot of foot traffic but they certainly deserve it with their passion for and, knowledge of the site. Thank you for our wonderful trip. I would recommend.

Well-preserved historic house with original furniture of the family or donated one from the same time period. House tour with the guide provided wealth of information about each nook and cranny of each room. Ample parking on the side of the house. Acorn Hall is one of the few mansions still standing from Gilded Age times.

I got a personal tour of Acorn Hall. It was full of personal tidbits and offered a glimpse into a different era and lifestyle. I also bought notecards. I took a little time to explore the garden also. Delightful place to visit and explore some local history :)

Excellent, enjoyable 1 hour tour. Extremely interesting and informative. Beautiful house and furnishings. Nancy, my docent, has a wealth of knowledge about the house and the families who lived there.

I spoke with Erin at Acorn Hall and sent a detailed list of ancestors who lived in Morristown and Morris County. She did an amazing job researching these individuals in their extensive archives and found quite a bit of information that I hadn't found elsewhere online. She also gave me further resources to look into that would possibly relate to my ancestors. Great job! I am so impressed and thankful!

My interaction with the Morris County Historical Society was via email so I did not have the opportunity to partake in all of the information there. However, I recieved a timely response from Research Assistant Erin, who provided an answer to my main question and an offer to provide more assistance if I could supply a little more information. I would rate the service provided as excellent!! and would recommend the Historical Society for anyone seeking information about Morris County.

The staff at the Morris County Historical Society was most helpful. I contacted the Society through its website and asked about material they might have regarding two of my ancestors who lived in Morris County in the 1700's. They responded the next day with some information and guidance on where I might look further. They were very responsive and thorough. I very much appreciate their help. Don Truslow Charlotte, NC

This park is one of my favorites. It beautiful! Wonderful waterfalls, a lake, and overlook. One if my favorite spots is the outdoor chapel which not many know about. Trails are clearly labeled, but be warned some trails are rocky and for people who want more of a hiking experience (waterfall trail is the one we took which is rocky and has some climbing). But there are flatter trails to enjoy as well.

Great hiking trails, well maintained, and marked well. There are different trials with varying difficulty. Lots of rocks and was hard for my little doggo in some places. Beautiful place to swim, see some waterfalls, and enjoy a peaceful hike.

Great trail. It is very rocky and not an easy hike at all. It took me 2.5 hours to cover 5.3 miles. I did get lost a few times.

Schooleys Mountain Park is a great place for hiking, biking, fishing, and having fun with the family. The paths, while a little rocky, are pretty fun otherwise, and lots of revisions have been done lately, especially on the waterfall path, to make it more excesable.

I shared a great adventure with my son. I can't wait to share with the rest of my family.

We accidentally found this park and we're so glad we did! When we have time to explore more, we will definitely be back. Lots of dogs (well behaved!) and families with kids.

I’ve been with this park since the mere age of six, and it has only gotten better. So quaint, yet so memorable. I don’t have a better recommendation for a park around here.

Went here with my boyfriend friend Patrick and his dog Bones. Bones had a good time and made some friends.

This park looks like renovated recently. It is so well maintained, new and clean. Kids play area is very good and they have few shaded areas to host birthday parties or events.

If you need a dog park for your high energy puppy to run free, then this is the place. All dog sizes welcome for all responsible dog owners anytime of day here. It’s nice and quiet 3-4pm and more doggies after 4pm. There are 4 sections of the park separate by gates, provide doggie poo bags, easy parking. Bring some waters for yourself and for your dog.

For me a quiet place to sit, and have lunch on my work break. But there are walking paths, athletic fields, picnic tables in a covered area, a children's play area, and a dog park near by. Seems like a very relaxing, and cool place to me.

Such an amazing place to walk around. There’s a playground, trail. It’s a very pretty place to take your kids to or just come for a walk alone.

My husband I love to go for walks here. The scenery is vey nice specially in the spring when the cherry trees are in full bloom. It’s great for a little family outing, kids can ride their bikes, use the playground or for a family picnic.

This is a free , open park for the family. It has a hydraulic machine circuit for exercising, a football field, a volleyball-sand court, and a close playground for children. It has a dog park close too. Very nice park

My sister's job planted a tree for her here when she passed away. I visit it often. Nice break spot. There should be a plaque that was supposed to bear her name but it never surfaced. If it exists I'd love to have it. Or give it to my mother or one of my sister's children

This lovely park features a playground, basketball courts, ball fields, and recently resurfaced tennis courts in addition to new restrooms. Though pickleball courts were added less than two years ago—complete with soundproofing—they are unfortunately being removed because of noise complaints.

This is the neighborhood park and our kids are there nearly every day with their friends. The old growth trees are lovely and make the park special. The town is great about replacing and adding new trees like oak and sycamore. Lidgerwood has many features including a gravel walking path around the park, a softball and baseball field. There's a decent playground for children with wood chips, benches and shade. The restrooms are sometimes closed during the day. It would be nice if they could be reliably opened, especially for young kids. There's a shady area with several picnic tables. There are four tennis courts which were resurfaced within the last year. Best of all, the basketball court has just been refinished and looks terrific (thank you)!! One last wish is that more trees are planted along the south and west sides of the basketball court. The grove of trees just misses it and it gets blazing hot during the summer. I think that Lidgerwood park is used more than any other park in town. So proud to live in a town that cares about its parks.

Wonderful place for all activities!

Nice park. It has a basketball court, tennis court, playground for the younger children, and a field for soccer.

Great park beautiful and clean. Playground suitable for all ages basketball and tennis courts. My daughter who is almost 2 years old had a great time there, she didn't want to leave

Nice playground for younger kids, fields are ok but could use some maintenance. Parking along street so it may be tricky on busy days to get a close spot. Tennis courts as well but we didn't check them out so no comments on those.

Update! There has been increased maintenance around the walking paths. I love enjoying our neighborhood park and ponds!! It's usually a quiet place to hang out or take kids to play. Watch out, though -- poison ivy abounds in the "natural" shoreline of the ponds.

Nice view of pond and ducks swimming

It's a good park it's pretty clean pretty, a great place to go fishing. I've caught small mouth bass there before. they do stock it. During the day it seems pretty safe they could fix up the baseball fields and make it better. they have a path, But going all the way around the park leads you out into a busy street. If if you walk on the grass on the other side of the park towards the busy street it's usually Very wet. It could be cleaned up a little bit sometimes, I sometimes I see used needles but I don't ever see people doing anything in the park so it must be happening at night.. It needs a little more love but it's pretty decent I feel safe. Been there many times with my kids I never had an issue.

The park is nice, it just does not have a ton to it. It has a small playground for kids which usually isn't crowded. The lake is nice but you can't walk the whole way around, which is kind of annoying. You can fish here but don't expect to catch much. If you need bait the liquor store right across the street sells night crawlers.

Gorgeous little park near downtown Morristown. Not too much to do but it's very quaint and scenic. Only issue is the walking path does not go all the way around the ponds.

It's a well kept park with 2 ponds, both have fish. One is trout stocked. The town used to have the kids fishing Derby there for years. The resident group put a stop to it.

1st time Carp/Trout fishing here🙏🏼🇵🇷🤍🏳️🇺🇸💯

Great site for annual "Read, Feed, Run" Turkey atrot benefitting the Literacy Volunteers Center in Morristown and the Interfaith Food Pantry of Morris County.

Really nice facility for baseball nice restroom and concession stand.

Great place for a summer concert!

2 Fairly new tennis courts and a number of pickleball courts, a couple of baseball courts and more.

Nice playground, well kept and never very busy.

Great Little League Facility. They provided tents over the bleachers to provide shade.

Turkey trot was held here. Great for family outings and summer activities.

Didn’t know gramby had a first name Could barely find any wads and someone shot my gas canister and I died Way to dark at night time Would not recommend

Wow awesome. My church held family day there August 4, 2019 and it was a place that I'll never forget.

Great place. Nice playground, basketball courts and field.

Outstanding park and a beautiful peaceful place for a picnic or just fun with the family.

Quiet place to walk or run by the river!

Great time with Morristonians.

Very nice

Good playground, big and clean pool, good basketball courts! Great place! 😃

very small, equipment is dirtier than usual. I get the impression that it is not used very often.

Nice park basketball court looks new

Happy

Very nice!

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