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Join the party! There is always a festival or outdoor event in South Jersey.



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Woodbury Farmers' Market
What’s for dinner? That depends on what the farmers who live near Woodbury have brought in from their fields. Every Thursday between June and early October, about a dozen farmers, bakers and other merchants bring their Jersey Fresh produce and home made specialties to the Woodbury Farmers’ Market. It is a fun, nutritious and tasty way to support South Jersey’s tradition of the family farm and get that fresh-picked flavor you just can’t get from a supermarket.
 
Paulsdale - Alice Paul Institute
Paulsdale is on the New Jersey and National Register's list of Historic Places, and in 1991 it was designated a National Historic Landmark. The exterior and interior of the house have been restored to their appearance during Alice Paul's residence, with modern accommodations that meet visitors' needs. Tours begin with an outdoor walk around the property to see the farm landscape and the remains of the structures that once surrounded Paulsdale.
 
Whitesbog Historic Village

Standing in front of the turn-of-the-century general store, you can almost imagine Historic Whitesbog Village when it was a bustling company town and the center of New Jersey’s cranberry and blueberry industries. Surrounded by pine forests, cranberry bogs and trails winding throughout Whitesbog Village, many of Whitesbog’s historic buildings still stand.
 
Cape May Point State Park
Best known as the site of Cape May Lighthouse, Cape May Point State Park's changing shore line, dunes, pond and freshwater coastal marsh have made the area a favorite place to see the fall bird migration. The natural area includes several blazed trails where wildlife can be seen from observation platforms. Don't forget to check out the Cape May Lighthouse. Still a navigational aid open to the public, visitors who climb the steps to the top are rewarded with a view of the Cape May Penin
 
Washington Crossing State Park
It wasn’t exactly the surprise the Hessian troops would have wanted early on a Christmas morning but when General George Washington led his troops on a secret crossing of the Delaware River, he launched what would become the Ten Crucial Days in the fight for American independence. The details of these monumental events are related in the 1,339 acre park’s Visitor Center where you can also find info on the 1400-acre nature area and hiking trails. Most special, the park hosts the re
 

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