Cute little town about an hour north of Cape May. Lots of historical buildings and cemeteries that…read moreadd to its charm. There is a great free zoo here as well.

What a weird and wonderful place. A testimony to community effort. Be sure to book a tour :)read more

Battery Park is a public park in New Castle. It has a walking path/trail that leads around the edge…read moreof the park along the Delaware River. It's a nice place to stretch your legs during a day of exploring New Castle, especially if it's a pretty day. But the views can be a little industrial, and I wouldn't say it's a must see if you have a day to explore New Castle.

I really liked this park. Close to downtown. Ran along the water, which was very pretty. My only…read morenegative comment is that there is no path from the parking lot to get to the path on the water, you just had to walk over grass and uneven ground, which is difficult with a stroller or if you have difficulties walking.

This is the municipal building for the City of Millville. The mural on the side of the building…read moredepicts the Thunderbolt, a plane that was made famous here. This is your typical city hall. The workers are generally pleasant. Property owners are able to pay their water bills in a drive-through. City Commission meetings are held in this building. I have checked tax records here too. The engineering department has a wonderful view of the Maurice River. Parking here is a bit tight.

This is the reason I like driving outside of NY/NJ. This is a beautiful bridge but unlike NYC they…read moredon't have insane tolls when one crosses the bridge. For that itself this bridge deserves 4 stars!

Meh, I've seen better aesthetically pleasing bridges than this. It gets you to and front. To cross…read moreit from NJ into Delaware, be aware of the $4 cash toll you have to pay. Blah....

I crossed the Delaware Memorial Bridge and I'm happy to report... it does exactly what a bridge is…read moresupposed to do. It bridges. And not just sometimes. Every time I've crossed it, it has successfully bridged Delaware and New Jersey with no hesitation. That level of consistency deserves recognition. Driving across it, you definitely feel the size. It's long, a little elevated, and you get that open water on both sides that reminds you this isn't just a regular overpass. It feels like you're actually going somewhere. As far as putting in work in the City of Brotherly Love, this bridge is up there with the likes of Julius Erving, Allen Iverson, Charles Barkley, Joe Frazier, and Bernard Hopkins. Just steady putting in work, day in and day out. Traffic moves how it moves depending on the day, but the bridge itself? Solid. Reliable. Doing its job with no complaints. I'm no engineer, but I respect a structure that wakes up every day and chooses to bridge. Overall, if you're looking for a bridge that delivers on its core responsibility, this one gets it done. 5 stars for consistent bridging.

The Delaware Memorial Bridge connects the southern tip of New Jersey with the northern tip of…read moreDelaware and is a critical part of Interstate 95. The bridge which is actually 2 bridges running east and west over the lower reaches of the Delaware River before it expands into the Atlantic Ocean. The cable suspension structure with 2 soaring steel towers each are of similar design to the Throgs Neck & Bronx-Whitestone bridges in New York. We always pass this way on our trips south to Washington DC, Virginia & North Carolina. The DMB is a memorial to the fallen soldiers of World War II, the Korean Conflict, Vietnam and Operation Desert Storm, with one span opening in 1951 and the second added in 1968. It is administered by the Delaware River and Bay Authority, a joint DE/NJ agency. A one-way toll is collected on the westbound side at the toll booths on the Delaware side. Current tolls for passenger cars have gone up recently to $6 cash, but held at $5 for EZ Pass users. The 4 traffic lanes on each span/direction keeps traffic flowing, but can get backed-up during rush hours due to their clinging to the use of tollbooths. There are 12 toll lanes, but usually 4 are closed, 5-6 are for EZ Pass only and 2-3 are Cash & EZ Pass. I don't know why they don't eliminate the toll plaza altogether and go cashless like other major crossings. SMH

I lived here for a few years and I have to say I didn't enjoy my time and South Jersey the shore is…read moredifferent way of life and wonderful if you embrace it not so happy about the tolls but certain things were pleasurable here and if I had to, I would live in Jersey again

They are friendly. They're very helpful. They direct you who…read morewere you need to go I will come back and let my friend know that where good place to get your car register get your driving license permit all that

Locally know as the David Sheppard House. Restored historic home in the heart of Bridgeton,…read moreoperated as an education center by Rutgers Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences, as part of the Jacques Cousteau National Estuarine Research Reserve. Hours by appointment only.