Yahoo India Web Search

Search results

  1. Highland Park is a borough in Middlesex County, in the U.S. state of New Jersey, in the New York City metropolitan area. The borough is located on the northern banks of the Raritan River, in the Raritan Valley region.

    • Donaldson Park 10 Parks. By KosherAndGlutenFree. There is also an area to load/unload small boats into the Raritan River. Plenty of free parking. No bathrooms or food...
    • Merriwold Castle 4 Castles. By TMRaccoon. It was built by one the Johnson's - of the Johnson & Johnson fame. Mr. Johnson's daughter married Mr. Crockett...
    • Veterans Memorial Park of Highland Park. Parks.
    • Baseball Warehouse. Game & Entertainment Centers.
  2. Highland Park, NJ is a lovely town east of New Brunswick known for its impressive attractions such as Donaldson Park with many recreational activities or Roosevelt Park Zoo where you can find over 180 species; they organize unique events such as Fireworks in the Sky each July 4th attracting lots of people. Mega metro area set in the coastal ...

    • Get in
    • Get Around
    • See
    • Buy
    • Eat
    • Drink
    • Do
    • Sleep

    Highland Park is normally visited by crossing the Albany Street Bridge from neighboring New Brunswick. The main street through town is Raritan Avenue, also designated NJ Route 27. The nearest train station is less than a mile away in New Brunswick. Parking is plentiful along streets and in municipal lots in the shopping district. Regular bus servic...

    Because of its small size, almost everything in Highland Park is within walking distance. Alternatively, personal auto or the bus are other means of transportation.

    Donaldson Parkalong the Raritan River makes for a great family outing with boating, bicycle riding, baseball/softball, and picnic groves among the attractions. It is reached by traveling south on e...
    Johnson Park, also along the Raritan River, makes for a similar family outing with bike riding, baseball/softball, tennis, five permit-needed picnic grove and several free ones. Playgrounds are pro...
    Academy of Art of Highland Park & Gallery, 727 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 777-2085.
    GEMS Gallery, 312 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 339-8862.
    B. Beamesderfer Gallery, 6 North Second Avenue, ☏ +1 732 249-6971.
    Judaica Gallerybookstore, 300 Raritan Avenue, +1 732 828-7722
    Pithari Taverna, 28 Woodbridge Avenue, ☏ +1 732 572-0721.
    The Italian Bistro, 441 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 640-1959.
    Hong Fu Chinese Cuisine, 239 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 247-8813.
    Dish Cafe, 325 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 828-8804.
    Pad Thai, 217 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 247-9636.
    Park Pub, 182 Woodbridge Avenue, ☏ +1 732 572-2172.
    Polo Pub, 1165 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 572-9511.
    The Fallout Shelter, 320 Raritan Avenue, ☏ +1 732 354-4520. Noon-8PM. The only comic book and trading card store in town. The Fallout Shelter holds Friday Night Magic, Board Game Nights, and has nu...
    Studio @ 808, 808 Raritan Ave, ☏ +1 732 819-0088. M-Th 5:30AM – 9:30PM, and F Sa 5:30AM – 8PM. As the only “Gym” in town, there is no surprise why this place has become so popular. Throughout the d...
    Hyatt Regency, 2 Albany Street. New Brunswick, NJ is about 1/4 mile southwest of the borough.
    The Heldrich Hotel, 10 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ, is about 1/2 mile southwest of the borough.
  3. Located near larger cities like Edison and New Brunswick and only an hour’s drive from New York City and Philadelphia, Highland Park is a great place to live if you want to still remain close to urban centers. Highland Park is also an incredibly diverse and community-oriented place to live.

  4. Township officials granted the formation of Highland Park's own school district and on March 23, 1886, a one-story Queen Anne style schoolhouse opened to 33 students at the corner of Benner Street and South Second Avenue. Miss Chrissie Bartle was the first teacher.

  5. Highland Park is a borough in Middlesex County, New Jersey, United States in the New York City metropolitan area.

  6. People also ask