Hunterdon County preserve at 486 Little York-Mt. Pleasant Road. More than 300 acres of woodland and field habitat with an extensive trail network for hiking and seasonal passive recreation.
Trails · Vineyards · Farm Dining · Aviation · Equestrian Country · Camping
Visiting Alexandria Township
Alexandria is best experienced as a countryside destination: preserved farms, scenic roads, vineyards, a regenerative cider farm, county trails, equestrian facilities, historic village areas and the small-airport atmosphere around Sky Manor.
It is not a walkable downtown destination. A car is the practical way to connect the township's attractions, and travel times between rural stops can be longer than a map first suggests.
Location note: Alexandria attractions often use Pittstown, Milford or Asbury mailing addresses. NJTGO uses the municipal setting—not just the postal city—to decide what belongs on this page.
Top Alexandria experiences
360 County Road 579. Regenerative farm with cider, seasonal farm-to-table dining, farm market and regular programming.
1 Jeremiah Lane. Farm winery with tastings, vineyard setting, live music and seasonal events.
54 Mount Salem Road. Small local vineyard and tasting destination in Alexandria's rolling countryside.
Distinctive aviation setting along Sky Manor Road. The café is a popular breakfast/lunch stop; visitors should respect active airport operations.
Adventure option in the Sky Manor area. Advance planning, weather and participant requirements matter.
Large municipal recreation complex with trails, fields, playground, disc golf, outdoor fitness, pavilion and equestrian facilities.
Wildlife rehabilitation and education nonprofit in Alexandria Township. Check current program and visitor-access information; do not assume general walk-in access.
Explore rural roads connecting Pittstown, Everittstown, Mount Pleasant, Mount Salem and Little York for a sense of Alexandria's historic landscape.
Outdoor notes
Hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are among the supported uses. Conditions vary by season.
County guidance notes hunting is permitted at Schick Reserve under applicable permits. Wear blaze orange/high-visibility clothing and check notices during hunting seasons.
Expect narrow roads, farm traffic, cyclists, deer and limited lighting in places. Build extra time into evening travel.
Stay in Alexandria
Boutique farm-stay style lodging at 681 County Road 513, Pittstown, on a working horse farm. The property also hosts weddings and special events.
908-238-0110
135 Goritz Road, Milford mailing address. Seasonal camping in rural Alexandria; current information indicates a typical operating season from May into October.
908-996-2953
Because Alexandria has limited in-town lodging, visitors also use accommodations in nearby Hunterdon communities. For the cleanest municipal guide, those properties are not mixed into Alexandria's local directory.
Suggested Alexandria day
Breakfast at Sky Café or a walk at Schick Reserve.
Explore Pittstown and Alexandria's rural roads, or stop at a local farm/equestrian destination with public access.
Choose Beneduce, Mount Salem or Ironbound for a vineyard/ciderhouse experience.
Dinner at one of Alexandria's Pittstown/Little York restaurants, then return to a farm stay, campground or nearby lodging.
Official visitor resources
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Submit or Correct a ListingAdvertising InformationVisitor information reviewed September 9, 2026. Hours, access rules, reservations, seasonal schedules, hunting conditions and event programming can change. Confirm directly before traveling.