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June is National Outdoors Month



           It’s time to celebrate being outside in the fresh air and sunshine. Grab your friends
             and family and head to your favorite campground near one of these fine events.




               T’S JUNE, spring has sprung and
               so has the nice weather. It's time to
               head out and enjoy the bountiful
               nature and outdoor events New
         IJersey has to offer. June, perhaps
         because the sun stays out the longest in
         this month, is National Outdoors Month.
         Campers are outdoor people... we hike, we
         bike, we even sleep under the stars! Below
         are a sampling of the varied and fun events
         happening in New Jersey in June. Plan
         your next camping trip around one, two,
         or three of these great events!


         GREENWOOD LAKE
                                                  The beauty of New Jersey
         AIR SHOW
         June 10-11
           The Greenwood Lake Air Show and
         WWII Showcase is a two-day event held   garb in the Shire of New Jersey. On the   ATLANTIC CITY
         June 10-11 at the Greenwood Lake Air-  beautiful 60 acres of Liberty Lake you   WINE HOP TOUR
         port  in West  Milford.  For  the  first  time   can enjoy eight hours of entertainment   Every Monday-Saturday in June
         ever, the Greenwood Lake Air Show is   on seven stages, including sword fight-  Experience the best in New Jersey wines.
         host to the Aeroshell Aerobatic Team. The   ing, music, circus performers, comedy,   Sip and savor the award winning flavors of
         Xwings are also making an appearance.    fire eating and jousting between actual   the area's premier handcrafted fine wines.
           126 Airport Road, West Milford,  973-  knights. With delicious food, like giant   Includes tastings from Balic Winery and To-
         728-7721, www.greenwoodlakeairshow.  pickles and turkey legs, patrons will have   masello Winery, signature wine glasses, stroll
         com.                               a day they will never forget at the NJ Ren   through the Historic Towne of Smithville and
                                            Faire!  1195 Florence Columbus Rd,   the Village Greene, salt water taffy, area meal
         SOLSTICE HIKE                      Bordentown Township,  www.njren-    coupons, professional tour host, and round
         June 20                            faire.com.                          trip transportation.  Tour Departs from
           Take a guided hike with Eric Nelsen in                               Brighton Park, Atlantic City, NJ, www.At-
         the Palisades. Meet 7pm at the Kearney    NATIONAL MARBLES             lanticCityNJ.com.
         House at Alpine Picnic Area and Boat   TOURNAMENT
         Basin. The hike is about five miles, two    June 18-22                 BLUEBERRY FESTIVAL
         hours, moderate. Bring a flashlight.  Al-  The 93rd annual national competition   June 14
         pine park entrance via Alpine Approach   in the sport of marbles for boys and girls   34th Annual Blueberry Festival and Cele-
         Road, 201-768-1360 ext. 108.       ages 8-14 that have qualified by winning   bration of the Centennial of the Blueberry!
                                            local tournaments throughout the U.S.   This is a two day event in Historic Whitesbog
         NEW JERSEY                         8am-1pm  daily. FREE to  spectators.   Village from 11am-4pm. A great old-fash-
         RENAISSANCE FAIRE                  Ringer Stadium  Wildwood Avenue &   ioned country fair with artists, crafters, music
         June 3-4, 10-11                    Wildwoods Beach,  Wildwood,  304-   stage,  wagon  tours,  blueberry  picking,  kids
           The New Jersey Renaissance Faire, now   337-2764, www.nationalmarblestour-  crafts, blueberry baked goods, ice cream, food
         in its eighth season, is the largest gathering   nament.org.           vendors, historic house tours, local communi-
         of performers, artists, artisan merchants,                             ty groups and fun for all.  120 W Whites-
         and eccentric patrons in 16th Century                                  bog Rd., Browns Mills, 609-893-4646.





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