- TripBuzz found 566 things to do with kids in or near Paterson, New Jersey, including 561 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like New York City, Staten Island, Bronx and Flushing.
- From Paul's Bar & Bowling to Paterson Museum, the Paterson area offers 115 different types of family activities, including: Bowling, Movie Theaters, Arts & Crafts Classes and History Museums.
- With a population of nearly 150,000 people, Paterson is New Jersey's third most populous city and the nation's second most dense city, just behind New York City. Only 45 minutes from downtown Manhattan, Paterson has a prominent view of the city's sky line, which is a big attraction to the area.
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Seasonal events and activities are held throughout the year at Schaefer Farms. Visitors are also able to purchase a wide variety of locally-created items like over 100 scents of soy blend candles, candy, jams, ice cream, and local honey in addition to fresh milk, butter, and cheese.
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Open year-round, Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park holds events to teach and entertain the community. The beach park is 38 acres, allowing for the whole community to grab some rays on an especially beautiful day.
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The Keeler Tavern Museum is a living museum of colonial history in Ridgefield. The museum explores the rich heritage of the towns past through exhibits, rare artifacts, documents and special holiday events.
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Consisting of a stable area and outdoor arena, Gardnertown Farm offers horsemanship training to visitors. The farm hosts regular horse shows where visitors can watch experienced riders compete and display their skills.
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Archery Adventures, Inc. can book select international and domestic hunting experiences. Join the hosts of the Accept The Challenge TV show in their quest for the ultimate hunting challenge and adventure.
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At Deer Path Park, visitors can go fishing for bass, catfish, and sunfish. The location, which also offers access to both soccer and softball fields, features picnic tables and pavilions for those who wish to hold an event at the site.
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The Columns Museum features a wide-variety of historic Civil War artifacts, memorabilia, period clothing and more. Best known for its display of a bloody American flag, believed to have supported a dying President Lincoln's head, the museum also contains Native American artifacts.
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The Spruce Run Recreation Area is composed mostly of the Spruce Run reservoir, which is the third largest reservoir in the state. The recreation site covers the 1,290 acres of the reservoir itself and 15 miles of shoreline for swimming, fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking, and camping.
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On the Landsdown Trail, parkgoers can go biking, fishing, and hiking in a scenic setting. The location also serves as a wildlife habitat, meaning visitors may also receive plenty of photo opportunities.
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Host to a small but notable museum, the Pike County Historical Society is an informative and interesting spot for tourists to get information about the local area. One exhibit of note in the museum is the Lincoln Flag.