NJ tourism

Sussex County is located in the northernmost part of New Jersey. With large swaths of rural or forested areas, Sussex County has plenty of outdoor activities for NJ families to enjoy. Listed below are the top things to do in Sussex County.

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The Democrats have objected to Governor Chris Christie taking part in the publicly funded new commercials that promote New Jersey tourism. It seems that they may have forgotten that Governor Christie is not the first governor of NJ to take part in the advertising campaign.

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Point Pleasant Beach will receive more than $2.1 million from the federal government to reimburse the town for the cost of repairing and rebuilding its boardwalk.

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Knowing their resort has a lot going for it — and a lot of challenges potentially holding it back — Atlantic City tourism officials commissioned a survey of potential vacationers.

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Did you know New Jersey was one of the top beer-brewing states before Prohibition? The craft beer scene is starting to pick up again in New Jersey.

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"Watch your wallet, please."

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A baby penguin has made its debut at Camden's Adventure Aquarium.

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Good news for lovers of the Jersey Shore. Not the now-defunct MTV reality series, the actual beach in the Garden State. Commissioners in Wildwood were seeking referendum to impose beach for 2013, but they’ve changed their minds. They’ve pulled the plug on the referendum and will instead enter into discussions on the implementation of shared services with the municipalities of Wildwood Crest and North Wildwood as an alternative solution to beach fees.

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The year 2013 marks an important milestone for the Battleship New Jersey. The year will be another filled with challenges for those who struggle to keep this historic icon afloat in tight financial times.

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The famous Spike's Seafood Market and Restaurant in Point Pleasant reopens Friday, Nov. 16 after damage by Hurricane Sandy.

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