Vanessa & Todd
Exploring Newton, NJ
The Newton Theatre
This is a historic local theatre founded in 1924 located in the heart of Sussex county. Here, the theatre has hosted world-renowned music acts, comedians, family productions, holiday shows and more. Take a look at their schedules events to see what is presenting in September. More acts and shows will be added over the next several months, so be on the lookout for some great show options.
Angry Erik Brewing
Angry Erik Brewing is an Independent locally owned small craft brewery. We have a large downstairs tasting room, complete with a longship bar, an upstairs mezzanine for overflow seating and private events, and a large outdoor patio and beer garden. You can jump on the Paulinskill Trail, a repurposed railway line, for a walk, run or bike ride all accessible right off our parking lot without going on any roads. Come visit some great tasting beer!
Great Valley Rail-Trail
The Great Valley Rail Trail is 3.5 miles long. This rail-trail also connects with two other rail-trails—the Sussex Branch Trail and the Paulinskill Valley Trail—for a continuous 13-mile loop. There are multiple parking areas along the trail. If you’re a hiker like we are, this trail might be the picturesque walk you’re craving. Make sure to cover up and pack some fly and tick repellant!
Spring Valley Equestrian Center
Looking for a place to go horseback riding in New Jersey? As a State licensed and regulated facility, we are located in Newton (Sussex County) New Jersey. Visitors are always welcome, so if you are in the area, be sure to stop by and say hello! Contact the location or go to their website to ask questions and for more information.
Swartswood State Park
Swartswood Lake provides tranquil surroundings and opportunities for recreation in a natural rural setting. Instead, expect views of colorful sailboats, canoes and kayaks on the still waters of Swartswood Lake. As a bonus, Little Swartswood Lake offers all of the same on a smaller scale (except swimming), just minutes away by car or a short hike. Bring binoculars for a close view of the many resident bald eagles frequently seen flying over the lakes as well as other birds of prey and waterfowl. After Labor Day to Memorial Day Weekend Free