New Jersey is a tiny state with a little bit of everything, so it’s fitting that we have more than a few towns that exemplify that way of life. We really do have it all! Today, we’re featuring a town with stunning scenery, enchanting architecture, fantastic restaurants, unique museums, and more. You may have heard of it before, but you should definitely visit during the holiday season.

A perfect day trip destination, Clinton is a tiny little town in Hunterdon County.
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Take a scenic stroll along the Raritan River and be sure to stop at the Hunterdon County Art Museum.
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The Red Mill is another must-visit museum. The historical village brings the past to life, focusing on the milling industry and how the area has changed over time.
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The Red Mill Museum complex is at the epicenter of Clinton's holiday celebration. Visit between now and December 9th for their Celebration of Trees! On December 28th, there will be an 8K Santa Con & Run.
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There's also a charming main street with a variety of shops and restaurants.
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Don't miss out on cozy restaurants like The Clean Plate Kitchen (one of my father's favorites!) and Ye Olde Sub Base.
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If you're a nature lover, be sure to stop at Spruce Run Recreation Area, in Clinton and Union. There's a sandy beach for summer months and hiking trails that can be enjoyed all year long. During the winter months, many visitors cross-country ski, ice fish, and ice boat at the recreation area.
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This wonderful little town is home to less than 3,000 residents but thousands more come to visit. Will you be one? To discover eerie tales about the Red Mill’s past, click here.

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