- The list below includes 485 free or cheap things to do in or near Summit, New Jersey, including 122 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Botanical Gardens, Gardens and Parks.
- From Greenwood Gardens to Briant Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Summit and in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Staten Island, Brooklyn and Morristown.
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Catering to young children, Bouncing Off the Walls offers a variety of age-appropriate toys and play areas. There are two moon bounces for the children to jump on and several slides.
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5 John Walsh Blvd, Peekskill, NY 10566
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Honoring, preserving, and raising awareness of the maritime history of the United States is the mission of the National Maritime Historical Society. This is accomplished through cooperative projects, special events, hands-on educational opportunities, and written publications.
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With views of the Delaware River, Mariton Wildlife Sanctuary provides a relaxing environment. Its lush forests are also equipped with hiking trails and a nature center for both bird and wildlife watching.
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Located inside the Newtown Athletic Club, Big Leagues Academy is a baseball training facility that features an array of batting cages and state of the art equipment. The facility hosts clinics and offers private lessons.
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Bruce Park of Greenwich features extensive scenic trails perfect for walking, jogging and cycling. The park also offers waterfront picnic areas around one of the many ponds, tennis courts and a children's playground.
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Suitable for leagues, private events and casual bowlers, Levittown Lanes offers bowling, shoe rental and events like Moonlight Bowling. The bowling center also has a restaurant offering pizza, sandwiches and other items and a bar serving alcoholic beverages.
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243 E Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT 6830
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As a significant American Revolution cottage, Putnam Cottage/Knapp Tavern Museum retains the original architecture from when it was built in the 1600s. Visitors can tour the cottage with a volunteer to learn about its history.
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At Charles Point Pier Park, visitors can catch crabs from a wooden pier that extends out into the water. The park has walking paths for joggers and bikers, as well as a bronze sculpture for visitors to view.
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The Signal Museum serves as a gathering place and cultural center for youth and adults in the Easton area. The museum houses pre-European settlement artifacts, colonial furniture, decorative art and farming tools.
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C&B Archery is a combination of a 9,000 square foot archery range and retail store. Lessons from certified members of the NFAA are available to both individuals and groups, and there are competitive leagues for more advanced archers.