Stay In A Charming New Jersey Cottage With Its Own Private Vineyard

If you've never visited The Garden State, then you just might be surprised to see how magical our landscape can be. Indigenous tribes have adored the gorgeous waterways and vibrant forests for thousands of years, and the first European settlers (who boasted Dutch ancestry, if you were curious) settled here in the early 1600s. To this day, visitors continue to discover the wonders of New Jersey. In fact, many choose to stay here for getaways, which is particularly understandable if you've ever visited one New Jersey cottage with a vineyard. That's right, this cozy private landscape includes its own vineyard and garden... and you're sure to fall in love.

Pack your bags and prepare for adventure because we're heading to Frenchtown, New Jersey — a small community of circa 1300 residents.

It's a peaceful and quaint community that once was a haven to French settlers, and you'll find your own haven at The Carriage House at Walnut Pond.

This dreamy countryside cottage is nestled amidst 8 private acres, and its long driveway will transport you from civilization to paradise.

Its interior, which you'll have all to yourself during your stay, can accommodate up to 4 guests.

One room has a queen sized bed, and the other has two darling twin sized beds.

In the warmer months, visitors absolutely rave about visits to the property's vineyard, garden, and chicken coop.

In the winter, The Carriage House at Walnut Pond is made particularly cozy by its pot-belly stove.

If you decide to cook during your stay, you'll find all sorts of goodies in the cottage's kitchen.

And if you simply wish to relax? Why, its serene and peaceful landscape will empower you to do just that.

The spring-fed pond and stretches of Little Nishisackawick Creek only add to its charmingly earthy tones, which are evident both inside and out.

For only $139 per night, you can make this dreamy cottage your overnight home.

You'll fall in love with this colorful paradise bed and breakfast in New Jersey.

There's so much to love about New Jersey, but getaways like this make it all the more magical. What's the best place you've ever stayed at in New Jersey? Share your experiences in the comments!