Woodbridge

Woodbridge Township is the oldest township in the county obtaining a charter in 1669. It covers 24.6 square-miles making it the fifth largest as well as the seventh most-populated township in Middlesex County. Located across the Arthur Krill River from Staten Island and with easy access to central Jersey and New York City, this municipality contains the headquarters for the New Jersey Turnpike authority, the intersection of the Turnpike and the Garden State Parkway, and miles of U.S. Routes 1, 9, 27, 35, 184, and 440. There are also convenient public transportation options including three train stations and NJ Transit runs many routes to popular destinations like Port Authority.

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Even though Woodbridge makes it easy to travel, there is little reason to leave the town with everything you can find here. Multiple hotel chains and many national restaurants have locations in Woodbridge. The Avenel Performing Arts Center, the Woodbridge Community Players, and the Gallery on Main brings a diverse mix of arts and entertainment to the residents.

As such a large township, there is a ton of fun things to do in Woodbridge. Have an animal or marine life lover in the family? Take them to SeaQuest, “A land and sea adventure”! They are home to 300 different species and over 1,200 animals. With a variety of interactive experiences available to purchase, annual passports, and chances to feed the animals everyone will have a great day. For all the slime addicts, Slime Land is the place where you can go and create your own slime or buy a kit to take home and make later. Bury the Hatchet and Dave & Buster’s, as well as multiple bowling alleys and Altitude Trampoline Park mean there is always something to do in Woodbridge.