Angry Erik Brewing
Great beer, a lively beer garden, and a dog wagging its tail at every other table.
Good for
Dog Friendly
Swartswood State Park
New Jersey's first state park, built around a 519-acre glacial lake just west of Newton
High Point State Park
New Jersey's highest ground, a 220-foot monument, and 50 miles of Kittatinny ridge trail.
Kittatinny Valley State Park
Four glacial lakes, 11 trails and 55 miles of rail trail, all free, all year, in Andover Township
Stokes State Forest
Appalachian Trail views, Tillman Ravine, and free spring water across 16,447 Sussex County acres
Windy Brow Farms
Scratch bakery, hyper-seasonal ice cream, and wood-fired pizza nights on a ridge-top orchard.
Twin Soles Brewing
Two paths. One dream. Exceptional craft beer in the heart of Sussex County.
Kymer’s Camping Resort
Family-run camping on 200 Kittatinny acres in Sussex County, cabins to full-hookup RV sites
Tillman Ravine at Stokes State Forest
The Tea Cup, old hemlocks, and a cold brook: Tillman Ravine packs a lot into one mile
Part of Stokes State Forest
Seasonal
Panther Lake Camping Resort
160 acres around a 45-acre lake, with cabin and trailer rentals available.
Sussex Branch Trail
Sussex County's 20-mile rail trail, from Waterloo Road in Byram to Branchville, free all year
Part of Kittatinny Valley State Park
Sussex County Sunflower Maze
Over a million sunflowers in bloom each late summer at Liberty Farm.
The Shoppes at Lafayette: A Revived Shopping Village in Sussex County, NJ
A once-bustling outlet village now finding its footing again.
Wawayanda State Park
Wawayanda State Park packs 60 miles of trails, a glacial lake and a sand beach into one wild corner
Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge
Trails, marsh and river birding across 6,000+ acres at the Wallkill River Refuge in Sussex NJ
The Daily Bean
Creek-side coffee shop in Vernon NJ pouring espresso and acai bowls in a building from the 1700s
Buttermilk Falls (Walpack Township)
New Jersey's tallest waterfall, cascading through a Delaware Water Gap gorge near Layton
Part of Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
