CRRNJ Terminal
The Terminal, built in 1889, forms an historic triad with Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, and tells one of this nation’s most dramatic stories: the influx of immigrants from many different lands into the United States. More than eight million immigrants set foot on main land United States soil for the first time at the CRRNJ Terminal. Discover the historyof Liberty State Park and the CRRNJ Terminal throughself-guided exhibits or a guided tour available from Memorial Day to Labor Day. |
Liberty Science Center
The Science Center is one of New Jersey’s leading attractions. Hundreds of interactive exhibits provide a fun learning experience for the entire family.The climbing wall and touch tunnel are everyday favorites. Enjoy the great views of the Park, the national monuments and Manhattan from the Laser Lights Cafe and third floor observation decks.The Kodak OMNI THEATER, the world’s largest IMAX® Dome Screen, is aDO NOT WANT TO MISS experience. Also featured at Liberty Science Center are 3-D Laser shows and science demonstrations. |
Liberty Landing Marina
The Marina is not just for experienced boaters. There are lots of activities for water enthusiasts and vacationers to do...Sail on the Hudson River... Take the Water Taxi to New York to see the sight. Dine aboard the historic Coast Guard Light Ship... Enjoy a scenic cruise on Spirit Cruises or The Lady... Andthis summer the new Liberty House Restaurant ... or Fish from the Pioneer. Liberty Landing Marina is also a great place to stop and stay for a few days while on your boating vacation and don't forget while your taking a ride on the Water Taxi, say hello to Captin Bob & J.P. Cambell. |
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Waterfront Park
Waterfront Park has 100 acres of expansive parkland along the Park’s magnificent water front. There are miles of wide paths and acres of green grass and wild flower meadows with superb views for you to enjoy. |
Columbus Monument
The Columbus Monument is located adjacent to the Park’s North Cove and Liberty Walk. It was Italy’s gift to the United States as part of the Columbus Quincentennial Celebration. |
Liberation Monument
The monument was designed by noted sculptor Nathan Rappaport and is located at the South Overlook. It is a reminder of the past and an inspiration for freedom, compassion, and hope for future generations.The Park’s Welcome Center is located nearby, as is a picnic/playground area. Ellis Island/Statue of LibertyFor a day filledwith history, take a ride on the Circle Line-Statue of Liberty Ferry. The Ferry departs from Liberty State Park visiting both Ellis Island and The Statue of Liberty. Ample parking, low parking rates and the beauty of Liberty State Park will make your trip to these national monuments most enjoyablefrom New Jersey. |
| Interpretive Center and Natural Area The Center was designed by the award winning architect Michael Graves and is part of a 60 acre natural area complex, a rare treat inan urban area. The friendly staff helps children and adults alike to enjoy their visit. Exhibits are indoors, while a nature trail and severalscenic and wildlife observation points are outdoors. Interpretiv eprograms are available by advance reservation for groups of10 or more people. |
Liberty Walk
Stretching 1.3 miles across the waterfront of Liberty State Park,Liberty Walk is an ideal place to bike, walk, run or just to sit and enjoy the spectacular views of the New York skyline. |
Millennium Park
The newest addition to Liberty State Park is a gift to New Jersey from Prudential Foundation, in celebration of the New Millennium. The Park will provide passive recreation as well as space for occasional gatherings and events. Two special gardens, a Butterfly Garden and Sensory Garden are of special interest utilizing plantings that attract butterflies. Millennium Park is the cornerstone of the final phase of Park development. |
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| Area Attractions |
| Harmon Cove Outlet Mall 1-800-358-2373 |
| Hoboken Brewing Company Tours 795-2337 |
| Hoboken Events and Dining 222-1212 |
| Circle Line Manhattan Cruises 1-212-563-3200 |
| Meadowlands Sports Complex 935-3900 |
| Medieval Times Dinner/Tournament 1-800-828-2945 |
| New Jersey Performing Arts Center/Newark 1-888-466-5722 |
| Park Performing Arts Center/Union City 865-6980 |
| Hackensack Meadowlands Bird/ Wetlands Habitat/Trash Museum 460-8300 |
| Jersey City Museum 547-4514 |
| NY Waterway Scenic Cruises 1-800-533-3779 |
| Newport Mall 626-2025 |
| Harborside Financial Center 915-8500 |
| Learn to Sail: Offshore Sailing School 1-800-221-4326 |
| Jersey City Library 1-201-547-4500 |
| Places of Interest Around the Region |
Historic Village of Waterloo / Lenape Indian Village
973-347-0900 ext. 525Waterloo Road, Stanhope Restored historic village representing three centuries of history. Authentically recreated Lenape Indian Village. Open 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., April - Dec. Closed Mon., Tues.,Thanksgiving and Christmas. Admission fee. |
United States Golf Association Museum & Library
908-234-2300 Corner Road, Far HillsOpen year-round 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.;Sat. and Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.Closed New Year’s Day, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.Free admission. |
Edison National Historic Site & Glenmont Mansion
973-736-0550 Main Street & Lakeside Avenue, West Orange The West Orange laboratory of Thomas Edison. Open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Admission fee. |
Great Falls Historic District
973-279-958765 McBride Avenue, Paterson Visit the Great Falls at 70 feet, the largest waterfall after Niagara Falls on the Eastcoast.See the Paterson Museum with exhibits on Paterson’s role as the nation’s first planned industrial city.Open daily except Sundays, September to June, Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. noon - 4 p.m.Museum donation. |
Meadowlands Environment Center & Museum
201-460-83002 DeKorte Park Plaza, Lyndhurst Explore a thriving salt marsh estuary. Home of the country’s first museum devoted to trash. Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat. & Sun. 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Admission fee. |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
888-GO NJPAC1 Center Street, Newark Host to nationally and internationally celebrated performing artists. Home to the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra. Call for performance schedule. |
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| Directions To Liberty State Park |
By Bus Shuttle: Shuttle service within the Park is provided at the NJ Transit marked bus stoplocations on the map. Service operates daily from May 27 to September 30 every 20 minutes from7:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. For schedules during the rest of the year, call 1-800-772-2222 or www.njtransit.com. Fare is $1 (senior citizens, customers with disabilities, and children 5 to 11 - $0.50)good for unlimited trips during the day of purchase.On weekends and holidays, two children may ride free with each fare paying adult. Exact fare is required. |
By Light Rail: Service from Exchange Place every 7-8 minutes beginning at 5:30 a.m.daily. Connectto Bus Shuttle for your Liberty State Park Destination. Fare is $1.50 (senior citizens, customers with disabilities, and children 5 to 11 - $0.75). On weekends and holidays, two children may ride free with eachfare paying adult |
By Ferry: NY Waterway Ferry - Direct service to Liberty State Park from New York’sWorld Financial Center to Liberty Landing Marina. Connect to Bus Shuttle (see above). Fare: $5.00 |
By PATH: Make connection at Exchange Place to Light Rail. Fare: $1.00. Exact change required. |
By Car: Exit 14B of the New Jersey Turnpike Extension, follow the signs to your park destination. |
| New Jersey Information |
LSP Park Rangers 915-3405 or 911 |
Jersey City Medical Center at 50 Baldwin Avenue 915-2000 |
PATH Train 1-800-234-7284 |
| Visitor Information |
Liberty State Park 915-3400
www.libertystatepark.com |
New Jersey Travel and Tourism 1-800-JERSEY 7
www.state.nj.us/travel |
National Park Service 1-212-363-3200
www.americanparknetwork.com |
Jersey City 547-4305 (Mon.-Fri. only)
www.ci.jersey-city.nj.us |
Hudson County 1-800-542-7894 (Mon.-Fri. only) |
LSP Parking Information 324-1501 |
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