Ah, New Jersey, home of… cowboys? Believe it or not, there are rodeos in New Jersey! Cowtown Rodeo is one of the Garden State’s most unique attractions, tucked away in the very southwest corner of the state, not far from the Delaware and Pennsylvania border in the small town of Pittsgrove. Rodeo fans come from all around to visit this iconic attraction, but many of them don’t know there are so many great things to do in Pittsgrove – the rodeo capital of New Jersey! This township of under 9,000 people in quiet Salem County makes for a great day trip destination.You can see a rodeo show – and pair that with a visit to one of New Jersey’s best flea markets, a meal at a delicious low-key steakhouse, and a walk through a charming park. You can even see a unique historic site! It’s the perfect reason to make Pittsgrove your next destination.

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Have you visited the home of Cowtown Rodeo? Tell us your favorite things to do in Pittsgrove, NJ in the comments section. You can visit the websites of Cowtown Rodeo, Cowtown Farmer’s Market, and Steakouts for more information on these unique destinations. Looking for a place to stay in the area? Check out the nearby Hampton Inn and Suites Vineland. If you want to explore more hidden gems in South Jersey, check out this unique road trip.

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