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If your staying multiple day’s at the Colonial Inn you might want to wonder to Atlantic City, it is just 12 miles from Historic Smithville and has a lot of fun and interesting things to do. I took a little time … Continue reading
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What to do with Kids, Itinerary When staying at the The Barn, our Country Inn, there are plenty of fun things to do, right here in Historic Smithville! The Train, Carousel and Paddle Boats! Ice cream, pizza, and bakeries. The antique … Continue reading
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So much happens at Smithville… We have Fun Festivals, Shoppes, Restaurants and lots of Stories. I have heard so many wonderful stories of how Smithville has touched someone’s life. People who came as children, some who worked here and how … Continue reading
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The Colonial Inn is approximately 15 minutes from B&B Farms. It’s a simple farm where I love to pick Blueberries. Picking dates are June 15 to August 1st and one hour can reward you with as many as 2 gallons … Continue reading
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When staying at the Colonial Inn Bed and Breakfast, there are four options for diners that are walking distance from your room. The Smithville Inn is one of the most popular and rightly so! Historic Smithville started all those many years … Continue reading
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The Painted Ponies. The Merry-Go-Round. The Roundabout. All names for the carousel, that magic machine full of brightly colored wooden animals, mirrors, lights, and carnival music usually provided by a Wurlitzer band organ. Carousel hours are: March: Weekends that … Continue reading
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If you wake early, while staying at the Colonial Inn and venture out into the quiet Village, you are bond to run into Lori, our flower expert. Lori is responsible for all the flowers, bushes, and greens on the Village Greene side … Continue reading
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Wharton State Forest is just a little under 20 minutes from Historic Smithville and the Colonial Inn. Wharton is New Jersey’s largest expanse of state forest, the granddaddy of the Garden State’s wilderness experience, with hiking, canoeing, camping, recreation areas, … Continue reading
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Batsto Village Charles Read is credited with building the Batsto Iron Works along the Batsto River in 1766. Batsto had the natural resources necessary for making iron. There was bog ore which was “mined” from the banks of the streams … Continue reading
