Bouman-Stickney Farmstead
114 Dreahook Road, Stanton. A 1741 Dutch bank house and preserved farmstead operated through Readington Museums. Public access to the house is generally tied to appointments, scheduled programs and open-house events.
Visiting Readington Township
Readington rewards a slower visit: historic farmsteads, village centers, trails, preserved landscapes, local dining and easy access to central Hunterdon County.
Things to See & Do
Readington Museums
The township museum system also includes the Cold Brook School and Eversole-Hall House, preserving local education, domestic life and agricultural history.
Round Mountain & Trails
The Bouman-Stickney / Round Mountain area connects into a broader network of preserved trails suitable for walking and other permitted non-motorized recreation.
Township Parks
Pickell, Hillcrest, East Whitehouse, Summer Road, Cornhuskers, Lake Cushetunk and Dobozynski facilities provide playgrounds, fields, courts, picnic areas and local recreation.
Whitehouse Station
The village combines historic character, Main Street businesses, cafés and the active NJ Transit rail station.
Three Bridges
A smaller village with its own historic streetscape, local dining and community identity along Main Street.
Readington Brewery & Hop Farm
A working-farm brewery with outdoor space, rotating beer, events and visiting food trucks. Check the brewery's current event schedule before visiting.
Golf & Equestrian Country
Golf facilities, riding schools and equestrian farms reflect Readington's rural recreational character.
Event & Gathering Venues
The Ryland Inn
115 Old Highway 28, Whitehouse Station. The property continues to host weddings, private dining and events. Its public restaurant operation is currently described as temporarily closed, so visitors should not assume normal restaurant service.
The Loft at the Shoppes at the Farm
667 US-22, Whitehouse Station. Event space within the Shoppes at the Farm complex.
The Brass Knob
667 US-22, Whitehouse Station. Event-oriented tavern room used for scheduled social events such as country line dancing; food availability can be limited and event-specific.
Lodging in Readington Township
Readington has limited conventional lodging compared with neighboring commercial centers. Current roadside choices are concentrated along Route 22.
Siesta Motel
615 US-22
Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
Budget roadside motel.
Whitehouse Motel
384 County Route 523
Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
Small local motel. Confirm current availability before travel.
Belvedere Motel
425 US-22
Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889
Roadside lodging with limited online information; confirm directly before relying on availability.
Need a larger hotel? Full-service and national-brand hotel options are more plentiful in neighboring Branchburg, Clinton and Bridgewater. Those properties are outside Readington Township and should be searched separately.
Getting Here & Around
White House Station – NJ Transit
Main Street, Whitehouse Station. The Raritan Valley Line provides weekday peak-oriented rail service. The station has approximately 100 standard parking spaces plus accessible spaces and bicycle racks.
By Car
U.S. 22 is the principal east-west route; U.S. 202 serves the southern township, and I-78 is readily accessible to the north.
Parking
Most township attractions, parks, businesses and restaurants use on-site parking. Rail-station parking rules and availability should be checked before a commute or day trip.
Plan Your Visit
Seasonal conditions: Trail access, hunting seasons, park facilities, museum hours and special events can change. Check current township and venue information before making a trip specifically for one attraction.
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