Things To Do
Bordentown
Leah’s hometown! Residents and visitors alike love the walkability of historic Bordentown, along with its stunning architecture, boutiques, galleries, restaurants, pubs, breweries, and thriving outdoor dining scene.
New York City
The best way to get to NYC from where the wedding is being held is to take the NJ Transit Train. Catch the train at the Hamilton Train station and ride it all the way to Penn Station in NYC. Once you are in Midtown you can get anywhere in the city. Luke and Leah love to see Broadway shows, walk around Central Park, and discover new bars!
Belmar Beach
Belmar is a popular vacation destination because of its natural and recreational resources and close proximity to New York and Philadelphia. It features wide beaches for sunbathing, surfing, swimming, and fishing.
Seaside Heights Boardwalk
Seaside Heights is located on a narrow strip of land known as Island Beach or the Barnegat Peninsula. Like other towns on the peninsula, Sea- side Heights is a summer resort which thrives because of its proximity to the Atlantic Ocean and Barnegat Bay. If you are hungry Luke and Leah recommend eating at The Sawmill on the broad walk!
Six Flags Great Adventure
Six Flags Great Adventure is the world's largest theme park with world-class coasters, Safari Off Road Adventure, three kids' areas and events like Fright Fest and Holiday in the Park. Next door, Hurricane Harbor water park features 25 thrill slides, massive wave pool, lazy river and water play areas.
Iron Plow Vineyards
Iron Plow is a boutique farm winery in Burlington County, NJ. They use sustainable farming practices and unique attention to small batches in finding ways of bringing local produce to your glass. Tastings are offered at both locations: the vineyard and downtown Mount Holly.
Recklesstown Farm Distillery
Join us in the tasting room to sample our farm to glass libations, and enjoy a cocktail created to highlight our hand-crafted spirits! Reservations will guarantee you a spot. Walk-ins are welcome based on availability.
Princeton Canoe & Kayak Rental
The D&R Canal was built in the 1830’s to transport goods and materials between New York and Pennsylvania. Today, the canal is used primarily for water supply and recreation. Griggstown Canoe and Kayak Rental is located halfway between the 34 mile Trenton to New Brunswick stretch. It’s the perfect location to enjoy the beauty of this once busy waterway. With only a slight current, it’s great for beginners and families. The more adventurous can try one of our Millstone River D&R Canal Loops. Whether you paddle for an hour or all day, we have canoes and a variety of kayaks to fit everyone.