Monroe Township — Visiting & Lodging

Williamstown attractions, recreation, wineries and places to stay

Plan a visit around local wineries, skydiving, parks, history, events, dining and convenient lodging.

Skydive Cross KeysBlue Cork WineryAutumn Lake WineryLocal hotels

Top Things to Do

Skydive Cross Keys

300 Dahlia Avenue

Major regional skydiving destination offering tandem jumps, training and seasonal events.

Blue Cork Winery & Vineyard

1093 Blue Bell Road

Estate winery with tastings, vineyard setting, live music, events and current food service.

Autumn Lake Winery

870 W Malaga Road

Williamstown winery with tastings, vineyard views and scheduled events.

Scotland Run / Highlander Pub & Grill

2626 Fries Mill Road

Golf property with public restaurant and event facilities. Golf access is private; dining remains publicly accessible.

Parks & Recreation

Earling E. Owens Memorial Park

690 Tuckahoe Road

Large multi-use township park and sports complex.

Mary Mazza Duffy Memorial Park

23 Corkery Lane

Baseball, softball, tee-ball and soccer fields with picnic space.

Marvin Wagner Complex

Church Street

Local recreation fields.

Township Tot Lots

Neighborhood play areas include locations in East Woods, Kimberly West, Forest Hills, Newbury Farms and Green Meadows.

History & Main Street

Visitors can explore Williamstown’s historic Main Street setting and township historical resources, including the Reading Room, Hall Street Little School and Ireland Hofer House Museum. Check current opening schedules before planning a history-focused visit.

Stay in Monroe Township

Holiday Inn Express & Suites Williamstown - Glassboro

1151 N Black Horse Pike

Current chain hotel with business center, fitness center and pool amenities.

Motel 6 Williamstown, NJ - Black Horse Pike

1861 N Black Horse Pike

Budget motel on the Black Horse Pike corridor.

Budget Motel

37 E Black Horse Pike

Basic local lodging in Williamstown.

Visitor Tips

Wineries and Skydive Cross Keys can have seasonal schedules; verify hours or reservations before driving.
Major corridors include the Black Horse Pike and Route 322, with local traffic increasing around commuter and event periods.
Use municipal and venue information for event parking and park rules.
For dining, see NJTGO’s Food & Drink page for current in-town choices and GF/DF filters.