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Hamburg is a borough in Sussex County, New Jersey, United States. As of the 2010 United States Census, the borough's population was 3,277, reflecting an increase of 172 (+5.5%) from the 3,105 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 539 (+21.0%) from the 2,566 counted in the 1990 Census.
Restaurants in Hamburg
1. Reflections Spa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
Reflections Spa is located at Grand Cascades Lodge at Crystal Springs Resort. Our unique array of services include many themes and elements of the resort and local environment, such as "The Wine Cellar" featuring treatments using wine and grape seed extracts in your services. Come for the day and enjoy a pampering massage, facial or body treatment or stay overnight with one of our luxurious spa & stay packages, perfect for a girlfriends getaway or couples retreat.
Reviewed By islandbeachgirl - New Jersey
I enjoyed a wonderful Vino Therapy massage with Pamela. This spa is beautiful with very special ammeties. The relaxation lounge offers water, teas and delicious cookies. The apres spa treatment area has an amazing foot soak accompanied by complementary champagne and chocolates. I shall return!
2. Sterling Hill Mining Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 200 reviews
Step Into Earth Science.... Come take a ¼ mile underground walking adventure into the 4th oldest mine in the country and the last working underground mine in NJ. Most everything man made has something to do with mining. At the Sterling Hill Mining Museum well show you just how it's done. From drilling and blasting to the processing of the ore, we’ve got it all! While on tour you will see a mining equipment history display, a drilling and blasting demonstration and the world famous fluorescent "Rainbow Tunnel" where everybody gets to take home a fluorescent mineral specimen. Right here in NJ is one of the world's richest zinc ore deposits, the area boasts over 350 minerals, about 70 of which fluoresce. That's about 10% of the known minerals in the world right here in NJ. As well as the richest fluorescent mineral deposit in the world. You can collect minerals from all over the world, including fluorescence, yourself 7 days a week when the museum is open.
Reviewed By Tds1983
This is a great field trip for earth science teachers. The mineral and rock collection is impressive and beautiful, the fluorescent rocks definitely were the best part. Our tour guide was very friendly, knowledgeable and funny. However, the beginning of the tour was a bit long and dry to keep my 6 year old stepson's attention. I also do not think strollers should be allowed on the tour, it's very dark at times and I got bumped and rolled over several times.
3. Franklin Mineral Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By schmutaki - new jersey
Great for rock fanatics and anyone interested in rocks and mining. It's a small place but there is so much to see! The fluorescent room is amazing and is surely the highlight. The mine replica was interesting as well. We went down to the rock field and picked out some cool rocks to take home which was lots of fun. The staff here are super friendly. Stopped here on the way to the Delaware Water Gap.
4. Painted Grape
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
We are the first Craft & Paint Studio in Sussex County New Jersey! We not only host Paint & Sip Nights, but also Craft & Sip Nights. We supply the materials; you bring the drinks and fun! We host parties for kids, teens, and adults! Featuring crafts for kids during the day we cater to all ages. There is almost nothing artistic or crafty we don't do.
Reviewed By Nathan F - Franklin, New Jersey
Have been here for four events and have had a blast each time. One of the occasions was held at the Cup Cake Cafe in Hardyston on Route 94. Staff is so very friendly and helpful with your creations. I have painted pilsners and wine glasses and very happy with instructions and the ambiance. You do not need to be an artist, they will make you one.
5. Ventimigilia Vineyard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Leatonmb - Northern, NJ
Most NJ wines are fruity and sweet, well Ventimiglia wines are truly the exception. If you like well balanced, mature and re-fined wines then you will truly appreciate Ventimiglia Wines. They have a wonderful mouth feel, giving you a lovely finish. Gene the wine maker is truly a magician at blending wines, ensuring that each varietal that is added to the blend improves the overall balance of the blend.
The winery is located in a beautiful part of NJ, in Sussex county. It is a lovely drive, and a perfect location for a picnic. although there are some restaurants about 15 min away. Visiting the winery is like visiting a dear friends house, because Gene is so gracious. His knowledge of wine making is impressive, and he is clearly passionate about wine making and his wines. There are also two other wineries in sussex county if you want to make a day of it
I have had many Cabernet franc wines from NJ and have never found one I liked, but His Cabernet Franc is outstanding, Medium body with some light fruit and just enough tannins to make it a pleasure to drink,. If you like an old school full bodied blend then the Fratelli blend is for you, with cab fran, cab sav, and merlot. Now i like whites but am often disappointed with NJ whites, either they are really sweet or have no body. This is not the case with gene's whites, his chardonnay is the perfect summer white, nice medium body, not overwhelming oak and just enough brightness to make you take notice. The winery was featured at the 2010 crystal spring food and wine festival, take a look
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6. High Point State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Phyllis10 - Holbrook, New York
This is a very nice park! We drove the scenic drive, stopped at the observation platform and saw some great views. Then we went the point, then drove around looking for a hiking trail, stopped at a lake and walked around. We went back up to the point just in time to see the sunset! You can see really far at the point, many mountains in view! Definaitely check it out!
7. Stairway to Heaven Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Gary M
My Girlfriend and I have wanted to do this hike for a while now and finally got a chance to do it yesterday. The view from the top was amazing, and we were able to see the High Point monument in the distance. Plenty of places to sit and eat lunch when you are up top.
For starters we did the whole trail and by that I mean we parked on Rt 517 and started on the boardwalk. In my opinion you are better off just parking at the Rt 94 parking lot and heading up the mountain, your not missing much. I GPS tracked our walk from the starting point to the top of the mountain and it was roughly 4 miles one way with an elevation gain of 1007'. Not doing the boardwalk portion would easily cut almost 2 miles out which would save your legs for scrambling up the mountain. It was a beautiful view from the top, well worth the hike. Not as good as Mt. Tammany on the NJ/PA border or Breakneck Ridge in NY state but still a great hike nonetheless.
8. Lafayette Mill Antiques Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Ramon G - Prairieville, Louisiana
This old historic Mill houses wonderful antique shops. Some shops were like museums with rare and unique items. Found many great bargains with shop owners very cordial and willing to negotiate prices. Fell in love with the architechure of this old mill. Got to meet the owners of the complex. They were very hospitable and I enjoyed talking to them about the history of the mill and the immediate area. Their shop Bogwater Jim Antiques and Worthies has wonderful items displayed and carefully curated to please the eye of savy shoppers. Be sure to visit the last room of their shop with it's lofty ceiling housing among many things, beautiful antique models of sailboats and yachts. I could live in that room. Be sure to stop at the Millside Cafe in the complex for a delicious meal and home made pie before you leave!
9. Skylands Stadium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By rmJ2054OY - Milford, Pennsylvania
The Christmas Light display at Skylands Stadium is colorful with varied displays. The attendants were friendly and offered advice in regard to the drive through display. Only negative is the rough road in the parking lot which you follow throughout the display. The road seemed like a testing ground for car shocks. Would be nice if they offered to let you drive through a second time so you could concentrate on the displays and not just the road.
10. Crystal Springs Golf Club
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By KateAlways - New Jersey
Went here for a romantic getaway and to dine a Restaurant LaTour. I love the rooms for their spaciousness and fireplace. It's also a great place for a long vacation as it has a kitchen and washer/dryer in the room. I highly recommend for a family vacation destination.
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