The Small Town In New Jersey That Comes Alive During The Winter Season
When winter comes around and the holiday season is past, many people like to hunker down and wait for warmer weather – and others decide it’s the perfect time for adventure! Frenchtown, a small river town of around 1,300 people, has gained a reputation as the best winter town in New Jersey. It has wonderful parks and trails for the outdoorsy types, but what really makes it stand out is maybe the most unique assortment of indoor activities of any small town in the Garden State. Whether you like antiquing, museums, roller skating, or just sitting down to a good meal, you’ll find what you’re looking for in Frenchtown. The only question is, what do you want to do first – and how soon can you plan your next getaway to this winter haven?
Frenchtown is a peaceful haven in the winter, but this New Jersey town has a lot of surprises within its borders.
Frenchtown Preserve, the town's biggest park, is all but deserted this time of year - which means cold-weather explorers will have it all to themselves.
But most people will probably prefer to spend their time away from the cold, and Frenchtown's indoor activities are top-notch - starting with its most famous museum.
Have you been to Frenchtown during the winter? Let us know about your visit, and tell us your pick for the best winter town in New Jersey in the comments section! You can visit the official Frenchtown website for more information, and check out the latest menu at Frenchtown Cafe at the official site. For another memorable New Jersey escape this season, why not take some unique winter day trips?
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