Explore Antique Row
Main Street is home to a close cluster of antique, vintage, lighting, décor and resale shops, making the borough a natural stop for an antiquing day trip.
Antique Row, rail-trail recreation, iron-working history, parks, local dining and a historic Main Street inn.
Main Street is home to a close cluster of antique, vintage, lighting, décor and resale shops, making the borough a natural stop for an antiquing day trip.
The 20-mile multipurpose rail trail runs directly through the borough and supports walking, cycling, horseback riding and cross-country skiing.
Explore the borough’s Revolutionary-era iron story, including the Iron Master’s Mansion and surviving historic landscape associated with the Andover works.
The 1760 stone structure on Grist Mill Lane is part of the borough’s historic industrial landscape and sits near today’s Lenape Road businesses.
Prospect Avenue park with a pavilion and broad western views.
Active recreation area with fields, basketball, soccer space, a playground and community facilities.
The historic inn and restaurant dates to the 1850s and currently has eleven guest rooms upstairs. Lodging availability and booking arrangements can vary, so confirm before planning an overnight stay.
US Route 206 runs directly through the borough. County Route 517 / Lenape Road connects east toward Andover Township and Sparta.
Most of the borough’s antique stores, restaurants, cafés and services are concentrated close to Main Street, making several stops practical in one visit.
Free directory listings identify local businesses and locations. Private business website links and enhanced promotional placement are available through NJTGO advertising.
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