Discover NJ’s best water parks, featuring record-breaking slides, expansive wave pools, and lazy rivers. These parks offer top-tier thrills and relaxation.

The sightings, which began in Morris County just before Thanksgiving, have since been reported in Sussex, Somerset, and ...

Step outdoors, and you’ll find a sprawling water park-inspired oasis featuring a 30-foot waterslide, a lazy river, a cascading waterfall, and a swim-up bar equipped with a stove and refrigerator. It’s ...

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area officials point out roads prioritized to keep open in winter, and those that will ...

Delaware Water Gap park released winter rules for its 150 miles of road, river accesses, trails and visitor sites. Here's the ...

Water levels have dropped to record lows at the Brick Reservoir, the primary drinking water supply for about 100,000 people.

High Point State Park in Sussex County is located at the highest point in New Jersey, this park offers panoramic views of the ...

A utility says the drinking water in New Jersey’s capital city and some surrounding communities went largely untested for ...