- Our list of the best things to do in Jackson, New Jersey, features the top 216 nearby activities — including 79 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Jackson, NJ has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Entertainment & Shows, Museums & Galleries, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 12 things to do within the city of Jackson, NJ , followed by 204 popular activities in nearby cities, including Point Pleasant Beach, Asbury Park, Toms River, Trenton, Princeton, Belmar, Red Bank, Seaside Heights, Brick, Freehold, Manasquan, East Brunswick, Lakewood, Long Branch, Spring Lake, Englishtown, Sayreville, Hamilton, Princeton Junction, Farmingdale, Levittown, Barrow, Barnegat Light, Waretown and Frenchtown
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Directly overlooking the NYC skyline, Pier A Park is a public park which is host to many different events and activities. These include stargazing from the park's lawn, concerts, outdoor movies, and viewing of the skyline.
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Frenchtown's Designs for Tranquility is an art gallery with a focus on soothing, peaceful artwork. The gallery hosts, showcases and sells tranquil and inspiring artwork in a variety of media, including glass, ceramics, and jewelry.
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An arcade and family amusement complex, The Smile Factory offers an array of entertainment. All games at The Smile Factory are family-friendly, without violence or adult content. Games range from skee ball and other carnival games to video games.
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Root Beer Barrel is a surf and kayak company that also sells sunglasses, surfboards, kayaks, and hand-painted glass. The company sells surfboards made by companies such as WRV, Surftech, and Global Surf Industries.
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With 50,000 square feet dedicated to soccer, Soccer Palace offers visitors a variety of indoor and outdoor soccer fields. The indoor fields have artificial turf and host open play sessions every day of the week.
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An independent theater, Nitehawk Cinema screens a variety of movies, ranging from current Hollywood movies to classics, cult films, and art house and foreign offerings. The theater also features a restaurant and bar.
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The Brooklyn Brewery, opened in 1987, releases a variety of beers, including the Brooklyn Lager and the Brooklyn Pennant Ale. The location, which has visiting hours for all days of the week, also hosts events like Whopper Wednesdays.
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The Astor Place Theatre, opened in a 1968, was designed in a Greek Revival style. The Off-Broadway theatre house, which previously hosted The Indian Wants the Bronx with Al Pacino, is the home of the Blue Man Group.
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One of the top fifty higher education institutions in the United States, New York University is a private research university located in Greenwich Village. The university's athletic programs competes in men's and women's basketball, fencing, golf, soccer, volleyball, and wrestling.