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Planning a New Jersey Road Trip? Start with These Visitors Bureaus

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Don’t let its size fool you—New Jersey is packed with road trip potential. From sandy shores and colonial towns to boardwalk thrills and lush countryside, there’s something for every traveler. Visitors bureaus across the state help you find those hidden gems and can’t-miss events.

Begin with Visit New Jersey, then explore the local CVBs below to map out your route.


Local and Regional Visitors Bureaus in New Jersey

City/RegionVisitors BureauWebsite
StatewideVisit New Jerseyvisitnj.org
Atlantic CityMeet ACmeetac.com
Cape MayCape May County Tourismcapemaycountynj.gov
Jersey CityDestination Jersey Citydestinationjerseycity.com
PrincetonPrinceton-Mercer Regional CVBprincetonmercer.org
Ocean CityOcean City NJ Chamberoceancityvacation.com
WildwoodsThe Wildwoods NJwildwoodsnj.com
NewarkGreater Newark Convention & Visitors Bureaunewarkhappening.com
Sussex CountySussex Skylandssussexskylands.com
Somerset CountySomerset County Tourismvisitsomersetnj.org
Morris CountyMorris County Tourism Bureaumorristourism.org
Monmouth CountyVisit Monmouthtourism.visitmonmouth.com
MeadowlandsMeadowlands Liberty CVBmlcvb.com
Southern Shore RegionSouthern Shore DMOsouthernshorenj.com

Wrap-Up:

Whether you’re hopping from beach towns to Revolutionary War sites or sampling farm-fresh eats inland, New Jersey’s visitors bureaus can help you plan a well-rounded road trip. Ready for more ideas? Head to the 50 State Visitors Bureau List for travel tools across the U.S.

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