11 romantic getaways in 11 NJ towns
Is New Jersey the first place you think of when you think of a romantic getaway? Maybe not. But it’s a lot closer than Paris and is way more picturesque then so many other places you might consider.
Remember: New Jersey has the best of country living with lustrous treed vistas as well as miles and miles of shoreline to enjoy and marvel over.
Especially with travel being as precarious as it is right now, anyone looking to explore a quick romantic getaway should definitely consider one of these destinations in New Jersey.
Discovering these for the first time could be one of the things that COVID-19 actually GAVE us, as opposed to taking away. We asked our listeners with the most romantic spots are for a two night getaway in New Jersey. Here’s what they said.
11 romantic getaways in 11 NJ towns
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Ocean County, like the rest of New Jersey, is seeing a rise in the rate of coronavirus cases. (Shutterstock)
OCEAN COUNTY, NJ Ocean County s coronavirus case rate has increased over the last week, reflecting an increase in the infection rate statewide, as it has for the last few weeks
(see town-by-town totals below).
Ocean County recorded 60,217 cases of the coronavirus through Friday, according to the Ocean County Health Department. That is an increase of 2,313 cases, or 3.99 percent, from March 26, when 57,904 cases were reported.
Variants of the virus that spread more quickly have played some part in the increase in cases; Gov. Phil Murphy has said they could contribute to delays in further reopenings.