https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohrJDSOLViEThe Meadowlands is one of New Jersey's hidden gems for kayaking, bird-watching, wetlands exploring, and more! And we got to see that first hand on a pontoon tour this week…
Join the NJspots community on the Asbury Park Boardwalk for our third meetup of 2019! RSVP for FREE https://www.instagram.com/p/BjKtSo9Atgm/ We'll be cleaning up a section of the beach/boardwalk as well…
NJspots is excited to announce joint meetups and hiking events with our friends at Pennsylvania Collective! Join us for a 2-Part Hiking Meetup in June & July hiking through the…
Thursday, April 25th, the NJspots Team was excited to host our Exclusive Inner-Circle Meetup for our Patrons. Visiting our friends at Stumpy’s Hatchet House in Eatontown, we were joined by Patrons Bob, Jimmy, and team member Sean for a night of axe-throwing. (more…)
This past weekend, NJspots hosted an Earth Day-themed meetup to cleanup a local park on Saturday, April 20.
We have been a bit MIA the last few months working on some other projects and when we checked the calendar we noticed it was over 5 months since our last meetup! We decided to put a stop to this craziness and partnered with our friends at Duke Farms to host a meetup with us on Sunday, July 15th. (more…)
On Saturday, January 20th around 6am around 30 passionate and determined photographers huddle together on a sidewalk overlooking the New York City skyline from the heights of Weehawken, New Jersey.…
We are excited to bring the first Meetup of 2018! Along with our Team Member Marlon, we are going to be meeting in the early morning hours in Jersey City…
The NJspots is excited to announce our partnership with NYNJTC (New York New Jersey Trail Conference) and a co-hosted meetup on December 2, 2017 at Ramapo Valley Reservation. https://www.facebook.com/NJspotsOrg/posts/1405517556225850 Bring your…
The highlight of Rutgers Gardens is the Bamboo Forest (yes, they have a bamboo forest). We were immersed by giant sticks of bamboo coming from all directions. It's pretty easy to get lost and forget that you’re in New Jersey and not the Himalayas.