New Jersey Attractions
George Washington Bridge
The busiest bridge in the world connects Fort Lee, NJ to Manhattan, NY and crosses the Hudson River with an extraordinary 3,500-foot center span suspended between two 570-foot steel towers, it has the strength to carry two levels of roadway or rail. George Washington Bridge began construction in 1927, solving challenge engineers and planners had faced for 100 years and was marvel of engineering for the time being twice as long as any previous suspension bridges.Atlantic City
Home to the Miss America Pageant, Atlantic City was established in the 1800s as a health resort. The fabled city is now filled with glitzy high-rise hotel and casinos. You can shop at Tanger Outlets, visit the Absecon Lighthouse, appreciate a back rub in one of the spas, ride a Ferris wheel at the Steel Pier Amusement Park, learn its past secrets at Atlantic City Historical Museum, and have a giggle at The Comedy Stop.Mullica Hill
The southern farmlands of New Jersey is home to Mullica Hill an entire town that is on the National Register of Historic Places. Settled in the late 17th century it has over three dozen antique shops, making it a collector’s dream destination. Make sure to visit the Amish Farmers Market and set aside time to stroll the quaint township to sample wines, browse boutiques, galleries, and cafes. It is an extraordinary place to journey around in your campervan rental in New Jersey.