Best time to visit New Jersey
Best time of year to visit New Jersey
The best time to visit New Jersey runs from May to June and from September to October. Generally, these are excellent months for exploring the state. Late spring welcomes you with warmth, uncrowded streets, and numerous outdoor events during Memorial Day Weekend. Early fall is balmy with astonishing foliage and a hint of wind. You'll never regret it if you choose New Jersey for Halloween celebrations. The hot and humid period from July to August is literally meant for sea resorts, outdoor festivals, and state fairs. Just mind that summer is also the high season in New Jersey with swarms of tourists around. Temperatures from November to March are at their lowest and so is the number of visitors. So if you have some time on your hands, marvel at fantastic Christmas lights around New Jersey.
4 THINGS TO DO IN NEW JERSEY (JULY 24 - AUGUST 02)
Fire Rainbows
A curious optical phenomenon occurs quite rarely and only in special locations. If you are in the right time and in the right place, just look up to the sky
The New Jersey Festival of Ballooning
The biggest summer hot air balloon and music festival in North America
New Jersey State Fair
Old-fashioned fun and agricultural exhibits in New Jersey
Dolphin & Whale Watching
An excellent idea for a family weekend activity
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Cicada Mania
A billionth population of American cicadas come out during final weeks in their lives to rejoice in a huge mating par
Christmas Lights
Plenty of things to do during the festive season
4th of July
Spectacular fireworks over oceanfront and small-town parades
State Fair Meadowlands
The largest fair of New Jersey offers old-fashioned fun
Roar to the Shore
One of the largest motorcycle rallies of the Northeast
New Jersey Marathon & Half Marathon
The largest marathon in the state of New Jersey
New Jersey Folk Festival
A celebration of traditions of three Native American Tribes
Memorial Day Weekend
Lots of festivals, parades, and commemoration ceremonies
Halloween
Get ready to be spooked and scared at one of New Jersey's many attractions
