Bergen County: See and do
County parks Ski, skate, jog, cycle, golf, picnic, camp overnight, tour a zoo, visit a Revolutionary War site, swim, hike, play softball and tennis. Bergen County parks offer golf courses, horseback riding stables, an environmental center, a zoo and plenty of places to picnic and play.
Darlington County Park: Mahwah. 2 swimming lakes with sandy beaches, changing rooms, snack bar, picnic areas, sand volley ball courts, fishing lake, tennis, handball and basketball courts.
Bergen County Zoological Park in Van Saun County Park (Forest and Continental Avenues in Paramus): a train ride, extensive playground, and the zoo which is home to a wide variety of wild and domestic animals, and different species of birds.
Campgaw Mountain County reservation, Campgaw Road in Mahwah: camping, alpine skiing, snowboarding, night skiing, snow tubing. Children's Programs and Lessons. Ski info: +1 201-327-7804
The Hermitage, Ho-Ho-Kus: Historic house museum that incorporates an 18th-century stone house that was visited during the Revolutionary War by George Washington and is the site where Aaron Burr met and married Theodosia Prevost.
Hiram Blauvelt Art Museum, Oradell, showcases the natural world. It includes wildlife art and big game collections.
New Jersey Children's Museum, Paramus, has 30 neat exhibits including a kid-sized grocery, the World of Animal Senses, a fire truck, New Jersey's largest kaleidoscope, and a medieval castle where children dress up as knights, princesses, fairies and kings.
Historic sites: 18th, 19th & 20th century landmarks
County golf courses
Cultural events: Films, concerts, art shows, theatre
The Bergen Performing Arts Center is Bergen County's largest theater.
The Bergen County Players are a community theater groups. For nearly 70 years, they have been entertaining area residents and performs at the Little Firehouse Theatre in Oradell.
The American Stage Playhouse in Teaneck features revivals as varied as Forever Plaid and The Bad Seed as well as several new and works every season.
Westervelt-Lydecker House in Woodcliff Lake southwest of Park Ridge is a home built in 1750 with artifacts from the 18th century.
Sky Zone, a trampoline and active entertainment park for children, is in Allendale, northwest of Park Ridge
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