Shady Rest at Scotch Hills Country Club
The clubhouse preserves the story of the first African-American country club in the United States and its nationally significant music and golf history.
Historic sites, parks, golf, downtown stops and clearly labeled nearby lodging for a visit to Scotch Plains.
Scotch Plains is not a conventional tourist town, but it rewards visitors interested in Revolutionary-era history, Black golf and music history, public golf, parks and a compact downtown food-and-drink scene.
The clubhouse preserves the story of the first African-American country club in the United States and its nationally significant music and golf history.
Revolutionary-era site associated with the local story of Elizabeth “Aunt Betty” Frazee and British troops.
18th-century house tied to the Battle of Short Hills; public openings and tours are scheduled periodically.
Congregation dating to 1747; the present Park Avenue church stands within the historic center of town.
A longstanding Scotch Plains landmark in the heart of the Park Avenue district; today it operates as a restaurant and gathering place.
Union County public 18-hole golf course in Scotch Plains.
Baseball/softball, basketball, pavilion, playground, pickleball, restrooms and walking trail.
Downtown gathering space beside the municipal building used for township events and community programming.
The township calendar regularly includes concerts, Scotch Plains Day, farmers market activity, recreation programs, history programming and special events on or near the Village Green. Schedules change by season, so use the township calendar for the date of your visit.
Full-service hotel on Route 22 with on-site dining, indoor pool and free parking.
All-suite hotel near I-78 with breakfast, evening reception, pool and on-site dining.
Hotel south of Scotch Plains with convenient access to the Route 287 corridor.
Full-service lodging option in South Plainfield.
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