Excellent experience and mind boggling! Lina was very entertaining! I recommend highly!read more

TLDR: great puzzles…read more I came by in a party of two for an escape room. The one hour flew by as we scrambled around the room to complete the puzzles. Some of the puzzles were a bit difficult to complete, but we felt that everything was fair and could be deduced (nothing was too much of a stretch to solve). Will definitely be doing more escape rooms from the "Amazing Escape Room" group again. Tip: sometimes if you call over the phone you can ask for a discount

Great set up, friendly staff, cozy atmosphere for a few friends or large group. IDK about team…read morebuilding, but it's great for letting off steam and having a good time

We had so much fun here. The staff are wonderful hosts. If you have not tried axe throwing, you…read moreshould. If you have time it before, you should still come here. Really nice decor and don't forget to stop for free photos on the way out. The only thing that made me go hmmm is that they serve wine and beer and I am not sure it jives well with this activity.

These are beautiful woods, with easily walkable trails. If you stay on the wooded paths, it will…read morebe shady on the brightest of days. Wear light, waterproof hikers if you venture into the Rogers Refuge after a rain. The woods are filled with numerous varieties of trees and shrubs that provide a haven for a wide variety of birds, so bring your field guide! The trails are popular, but you'll encounter fewer humans the closer you get to the Delaware Canal. Parking is also limited, but you can park at the Rogers Refuge entrance, rather than the Battlefield Park lot. That said, here are a couple of notes: Beware of poison ivy if you step off of the actual trail, as it is everywhere. Also, during Autumn and early Winter, be sure to prep your shoes/pants for ticks, as they may be found in the leaf litter that blankets the trails. This is a good idea anytime and anywhere you hike. It's not a huge area, but the trail markings may as well be nonexistent. If you're unfamiliar with the trails, bring a map of the refuge and the institute grounds. They're both easily found and/or printed here: https://rogersrefuge.org/guides/

Lovely spot for a stroll, I find it very relaxing. Trails…read moreare level but tend to get muddy. They are pretty connected so even if you do loops and walk them all, it's not a long hike. If you're lucky, you'll see frogs and deer! If you're not, it's still fun to id trees and any mushrooms you stumble upon. There's a fun swinging bridge by the river's edge trail. I recommend: old sneakers or hiking shoes (for the mud), bug spray (mosquitoes), and a map (you can find one online or just use your phone). Note: I have never found a tick on me and I visit at least once a week, weather permitting! But you should still check for them.

Nice park close to Princeton campus for a leisurely nature stroll. Some of the bridges and wood…read morepassages were in need of some maintenance. The lake was lovely and picturesque. Overall, trails were easy to follow and not too far a distance, so you can easily adjust the length of the hike as you go along.

It's been a few decades since I was last here. And we didn't get a chance to cover even half of it…read moreon this recent visit. We concentrated on the wider and paved trails and eventually looped around 1(?) of the lakes. Many of the trails are shaded which was perfect for this mid 90s day, and the park was not crowded at Most people had masks down but pulled back up as others were nearby, we did likewise. I'm going to explore more of this overlooked gem, and I think a picnic on the lake when temps moderate. Towards the back of the one lake is a few well positioned benches( others scattered around the lake too) which we found perfect for quiet conversation and butterfly watching. I also look forward to returning in other seasons as was suggested by another review.

A very beautiful wild area where I often have come to walk - usually without seeing a soul, except…read morefor the deer and the turkey buzzards. This was the oldest inhabited area of New Jersey, and if you want to know what nature looked like in the past, here's a good place. On the left, you see the meadows rolling down from Kingston village, while on your right is a dense wood with ponds and - amazingly - a very old bridge that doesn't seem to go anywhere.. I couldn't improve on the text and pictures on the website..

Easily my favorite trail in the New Jersey area! Breathtaking views on both sides with canals and…read morerivers. Spectacular choice for fall foliage viewing! This is my hands-down winner for the best trail in New Jersey, I've hiked it, and I have biked it! I love all of the other trails in New Jersey, but this one rises to the top for a few reasons. Often there is water on both sides of the trail. There's a man-made canal on one side and sometimes either a river or a lake on the other side. Plus, it's lush with trees and vegetation. Also, the trail is really great if you wanna go biking. You can't go wrong wherever you decide to explore. I would recommend biking since it's such a beautiful trail and you'd want to see as much as you can. Also, the trail is very flat and easy to ride. It's not paved, but it is a wonderful easy riding surface without dust. I recommend parking either at Kingston, which is my favorite. Or at Rocky Hill. You could also park in Princeton along Washington Street near the kayak rental place. If you park at the Kingston trailhead, if you turn one way and head towards Rocky Hill you will see the most breathtaking views I feel the trail has to offer with majestic Streams and canals with cliffs and trees, and all directions. If you take this trail in the fall, you will be blown away by nature! If you ride in the other direction from Kingston towards the Princeton trailhead, you will pass a long and beautiful lake on your right hand side with beautiful views and trees on your left! If you love trails, this one put to the top of your list if you live in New Jersey or nearby Princeton! Super highly recommended! Going in October during the fall can be a transcending experience!

There are over 70 miles of paths/trails along the D&R canal, passing through many historic towns…read moreand landmarks in NJ with some pretty houses along the way, from near Frenchtown down to Trenton, then up to New Brunswick, in a V shape. The D&R runs parallel to the Delaware & Lehigh (D&L) trail on the Pennsylvania side, so you're also getting a view of the Delaware River on that part of the track. The trail is mostly flat and is suitable for walking or biking. We love riding this trail and exploring sections of it at a time and the surrounding towns. Some sections are more scenic than others. A favorite easy ride (or hike) of ours is to start in Lambertville NJ, ride up to Stockton, cross over Center Bridge to the PA side, grab a burger at Dilly's, then ride down to New Hope, PA, walk around town, and return to Lambertville via the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge. It's only about 8 miles roundtrip and makes for a leisurely day, and is very doable even for kids.

Nice, clean park with the large sandbox and toys provide where small kids can play. Unfortunately…read morethe playground is for the small kids. For 5+ years old kids it's boring,

This place is cute and very much worth visiting…read more I wouldn't call it a sprawling park or anything, but it's large enough and has benches and other areas to sit and chill. There are some huge trees where you could easily sit and eat lunch. For kids, the playground is very nice. There's a sandlot with a ton of random toys just hanging around. And swings and slides--all the good stuff--in nice shape.

Great experience here with my granddaughter. The venue is lovely... clean, bright, organized. The…read morestaff is friendly & helpful. Highly recommend this place

I went here for a Mommy and Me paint night and had an amazing time! We've also bought ceramics to…read moredo at home as well, so this was my second time here. It's in the shopping center with Nomad pizza (great spot to get dinner beforehand), lots of parking, you have to walk into the middle of the plaza to get to the store front. The staff are very helpful, friendly. The facility is clean. The prices are good, they have groupons as well. The event we went to was so much fun, very age appropriate and easy for the kids to follow along. I hope they offer more of these in the future. They have lots of events on their Facebook page. Definitely recommend!!

Such a lovely course I only wish I could afford to go more often!…read more TPC Jasna Polana is it amazing experience if you get the chance to play the course! Pristine Greens and fairways throughout the course and had a lot of fun on the challenging putts. Each hole had its character in design with fairways That could play easy for a par game but challenge you when you try to go under par. and the greens challenge your skill of placing the ball as close to the pin as possible otherwise you may have some very difficult slopes and dens when reading the greens. I would expect nothing less from a private course in Princeton with a great design and a layout of the environment that has a lot of breathtaking water hazards natural structures. Even from the bunker, the course is a lot of fun and I'm glad I got a chance to play it. I was invited out through work to assist them with their annual birdies for the brave golf outing charity events and was fortunate enough that they had an opening and allowed for me to play with a few of the Marines. The pace of the outing was excellent giving us plenty of time to chat between the holes and get to know each other as well as drive around the golf carts which have a great GPS network in them. Right as you pull up, they have the bag drop to grab your golf cart as well as a driving range, putting green and practice bunkers to get a few chips in before you head on out. I don't think I've ever played on greens as fast as them, even though it had rained the night before I got to play and the greens were still quite fast. Despite a heavy down for the day before the course conditions were excellent with very little areas that retained any heavy amounts of water. Driving through the course was quite a delight! The staff was very friendly and amazing with their speed of service and quality of food and drinks. I was especially thankful to the staff that allowed me to go out and play. The locker rooms were very clean and accommodating which is great coming from a day of work into a day of golf going into an evening with dinner. And the mansion is just an amazing view I can certainly understand why so many people chosen this course has the place for their wedding. Top-notch dining area, entryway and cocktail area. Photos for this property would make everything worthwhile!

I have been golfing here a few times with dinner as a guest and it is lovely…read more The greens are well kept and maintained . The course is beautiful. The practice area and driving range are also quite spacious. The club house is well appointed...you can feel the history there! Always a pleasure!

On this Independence Day weekend I am reminded of far more than mattress sales and Toyotathons and…read moream sobered by the living history in my own backyard at Princeton Battlefield State Park. On this square mile patch of earth General George Washington fought (and won) one of the fiercest battles of the Revolutionary War by turning back a force of well trained Hessians and British Redcoats on that frigid January day in 1777. It was Washington's first victory on land and galvanized his troops who had almost lost faith in the cause. The fighting was hand to hand in many cases and as gruesome as you can imagine. This ground is picturesque and very much hallowed... a fact that I sometimes forget on my way back through this field from the supermarket. What else but eternal gratitude for their gallantry and sacrifice.

I'd say try to visit on a weekend when the house is open. When we visited it didn't look like the…read morehouse was open, but if you go around to the back and push a buzzer someone will come out. There were two staff in there when we visited and both were very knowledgeable about the battle. The exhibits are very good. The rest of the park seemed very basic and we didn't find many interpretive signs. Without going inside or bringing your own battle maps it would be hard to get an understanding.