Top Things to do in Chatham
- 1. Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
- 2. Paper Mill Playhouse
- 3. Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum
- 4. Imagine That! Children's Museum
- 5. Reeves-Reed Arboretum
- 6. M&M Liquors
- 7. Twin Elephant Brewing Company
- 8. Jockey Hollow
- 9. South Mountain Reservation
- 10. Greenwood Gardens
Top 10 Things to do in Chatham, United States
Discover the best top things to do in Chatham, United States including Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Paper Mill Playhouse, Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum, Imagine That! Children's Museum, Reeves-Reed Arboretum, M&M Liquors, Twin Elephant Brewing Company, Jockey Hollow, South Mountain Reservation, Greenwood Gardens.
Restaurants in Chatham
1. Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (formerly called "New Jersey Shakespeare Festival") is one of 25 professional theatres in the state. One of the leading Shakespeare theatres in the nation — serving 100,000 adults and children annually — it is New Jersey's largest professional theatre company dedicated to Shakespeare's canon and other classic masterworks. Through its productions and education programs, the company strives to illuminate the universal and lasting relevance of the classics for contemporary audiences.
Reviewed By travelontheroad - Morristown, New Jersey
There are no bad seats in this small theater. Plays range from Shakespeare to other classics. Enjoyable with friends! They do an excellent job!
2. Paper Mill Playhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By JoelNunez1555 - Springfield, New Jersey
Casts and production values are topnotch. I've seen The Bodyguard, The Producers, and Mary Poppins here and I was floored by how good the shows were. Hit shows get good crowds so book early. Parking is easy, and the theater is close to the train station.
3. Morristown National Historical Park, Washington Headquarters and Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By Beverly D - Morris Plains, New Jersey
A brand new museum was unveiled at Washington's Headquarters over Presidents Day Weekend. In addition to the Ford Mansion, just a few steps away, there is now a museum which has a film and War Gallery. along with another room containing artifacts, the new Discovery Center focuses on what life was like during the Revolution for people living in NJ. Exhibits cover musket firing, desertions, food scarcity, loyalty oaths, to name a few. Many of the exhibits are interactive, which appeal to kids and adults alike, there are costumes to try on and there is even an authentic door from an 18th century Morristown jail. Add a visit to Jockey Hollow (approximately 3 miles south), site of the winter encampment of 1779-1780, and you can experience the Revolutionary War as never before. Good for school-age children & adults and it's free.
4. Imagine That! Children's Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 146 reviews
At Imagine That!!!, children are encouraged to touch, discover, learn and explore in our 16,000 square foot space, featuring over 50 unique exhibits. Featuring an arts and crafts room, 3 level train exhibit, dance studio, diner, grocery store, Victorian house, princess castle, real fire engine, post office, doctor & dentist area, real airplane and much more!!! Embracing a learning-through-play model, Imagine That!!! is a safe environment where young children can stretch their legs and their imagination. Our exhibits are specifically designed to stimulate the child's imagination and intellect while providing them with a fun and exciting day! Imagine That!!! specializes in field trips, summer camps and private and custom birthday parties!
Reviewed By Cristina R - Whippany, New Jersey
This has been a go to spot for my toddler for sometime. He loves the different play areas, especially the painting, trains, grocery store, and pirate ship. It was an obvious choice for his birthday party and they did an excellent job! They tailored the party to what we wanted and had face painting and a private, personalized puppet show! My son and his friends had an amazing time!
5. Reeves-Reed Arboretum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Reviewed By MitchPhyllis65 - Morristown, New Jersey
My wife and I visited Reeves-Reed Arboretum on a Saturday at the end of August and enjoyed a free guided tour of the estate’s beautiful gardens. If you’re a home gardener, then you’ll truly appreciate all the hard work that goes into maintaining and improving what Mother Nature started. This arboretum may be smaller than some, but it ranks right up there with the nicer ones we’ve seen. We want to thank all the volunteers that give their time to help preserve this delightful arboretum.
6. M&M Liquors
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Arcadia23 - New Providence, New Jersey
This is a great small town liquor store that participate in community events and has a great selection of beer, wine and spirits.
7. Twin Elephant Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Kevin B - Mount Juliet, Tennessee
I stopped here a few times this year since it's only a few miles from my home and it's been getting rave reviews and it's a fairly decent little brewery. They're only open Friday afternoons and Saturday and it gets super packed on both days; there are huge lines for people filling up growlers. The brewery has different beers each week as they make small batches and the beer has been hit or miss, but more hit than miss. Their IPAs are fairly good overall and they often have experimental brews, some of which have been great. The tasting room is fairly spacious and they let you bring in food. A flight of 4 or 5 costs around $10 and extra tasters are around $3. It's a nice place overall and I would recommend it to any craft beer fans in the area. I'd suggest visiting early on a Saturday and avoid it on a Friday afternoon as it's way too packed then.
8. Jockey Hollow
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 277 reviews
Part of the Morristown National Historical Park, this recreated campsite was home to the Pennsylvnia troops in the winter of 1779-80.
Reviewed By Hammbrook - New Jersey
Jockey Hollow is a beautiful park, with many walking trails, and a strong interpretive center. The Wick House and grounds/gardens give you the feel of colonial times while the re-creations of the soldiers’ huts (barracks) illustrate the tough conditions the soldiers faced wintering in New Jersey two years after Valley Forge. Dogs on a leash are allowed. Ample parking. A definite stop for history buffs.
9. South Mountain Reservation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By Mona B
This is a great spot for walking, hiking, and running. There are short easy trails, longer trails, we haven't even explored all of them and we're always discovering something new. Beautiful views and if it's recently rained there are several great spots with waterfalls. Also a dog park and a spot that is gated off for biking. Our whole family loves going.
10. Greenwood Gardens
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
A jewel in the Garden State--a 28 acre garden with majestic trees, meadows, ponds, and cultivated woodlands surrounded by 2,100 acres of preserved parkland.
Reviewed By GloriaAndLorraine - New York City, New York
Greenwood Gardens is a hidden treasure in Short Hills, New Jersey. Check the website for opening times before visiting as the hours are sometimes irregular.
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