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5 Places To Visit In NJ During The Summer

It's hard to find a place you won't love.

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The summer is a time to adventure and try new things. Teens are always looking for the next new sight to see or even just a place to snap an Instagram picture. New Jersey is a place filled with natural beauty and many underrated attractions. So, here are 5 places you should consider visiting in New Jersey during this upcoming summer.

1. Barnegat Lighthouse

Open 8am-8pm, the lighthouse is open just in time for sunset and sunrise, so you can take in the pretty views of Ocean County atop the gorgeous landmark. Yet another reason to head down the shore! Be sure to take in the beautiful beaches in Long Beach Island.

2. Troy Meadows

Found in Parsippany, Troy Meadows is filled with beautiful meadows and incredible wildlife. It's the perfect place for those artsy Instagram photoshoots, too!

3. The Painted House

Found in Cape May, this is not only a beautiful sight but a historic one too. And if you really want to get the full Victorian-era effect, you can ride an old trolley around town and see all of the other gorgeous, gingerbread-like houses.

4. Princeton, New Jersey

Princeton, a beautiful place in northern Jersey, is home to countless cute coffee shops and restaurants to discover. Nassau Street, which passes right in front of Princeton University, is home to everything, from many college student faves to gourmet cupcake bakeries.

5. Morristown, New Jersey

With lots of fun things to do, Morristown is truly worth the visit! From sushi burritos to rolled ice cream, it's hard to find a place in Morristown you won't love.

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