Delaware River Region
Field Trips

Students visiting the Barclay Farmstead can explore the period rooms of the 16-room farmhouse with costumed interpreters, and engage in 19th-century activities.

Visit the largest battleship ever built, nearly three football fields long and over 11 stories high. The Battleship New Jersey is America’s most decorated battleship and surviving warship.

The Camden Children’s Garden is home to themed gardens, play areas, and educational exhibits. Visitors visit a potting shed to learn about growing food and play in the treehouse. Educational programs feature hands-on gardening.  

Cherry Hill Skating and Fun Center has been providing groups with a fun place to skate since 1973. The facility features a large skating rink, a multilevel climb, slide and play structure, an arcade, food court, and more.

Tour the official home of the governor. The history of Drumthwacket dates back to the 17th century, when William Olden purchased the land and was the home for nine Governors of New Jersey.  

Explore modern art with this park’s constantly evolving collection of outdoor sculptures and indoor galleries. The art in this park ranges in materials from concrete, wood, and stone to metals like steel and bronze.

Tours of New Jersey’s State House explore the building’s history, art, and architecture while also educating visitors on the legislative process.

Take a field trip to the New Jersey State Museum and explore the museum’s exhibits in archaeology, history, art, and natural history. Explore on your own or sign up for one of the Museum’s workshops or tours.

The Old Barracks Museum is the only restored military structure in NJ associated with the Colonial Wars. Visitors can experience this period in history as they interact with historical interpreters in the living history and camp-in programs.