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NJ |
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Washington Crossing State Park is located along the Delaware River, just eight miles north of Trenton. The Continental Army, commanded by General George Washington, landed here after its historic crossing of the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776. The cultural, historic, natural and recreational features of this park provide a unique blend of activities for visitors. |
drivingDirection |
From Points North- Route 202 South to Route 29 South, Left on Route 546 East (Washington Crossing Road) From Points South- Interstate 195 to 29 North, Right on Route 546 East (Washington Crossing Road) |
facilitiesDescription |
The Park has a Revolutionary War Museum at the Visitor Center, a Nature Center, and historical buildings. The Park also has an Open Air Theater which offers live performances from May to October. |
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WASHINGTON CROSSING STATE PARK |
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670047 |
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http://www.reserveamerica.com/campsiteSearch.do?contractCode=NJ&parkId=670047&cmp=39-32--joewils |
importantInformation |
No water available at Campsites No electric available at Campsites No vehicles permitted in Campsites Tent Camping Only |
nearbyAttrctionDescription |
Delaware River, Farmers Markets, Wineries, Shopping, Dining, Amusement Parks, Aquarium, Minor League Baseball |
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recreationDescription |
The Park has 13 miles of trails for hiking, five miles of trails for biking, and two and a half miles of trails for equestrian use. |