- Friday, 9AM - 4PM
- Saturday and Sunday, 10AM - 4PM
- Monday, 9AM - 4PM
- A re-enactment of the last documented land engagement of the American Revolution held on site each year
- Individual guided and self-guided tours offered
- Interpretative signs located around the site for self-guided tours
- Group and school tours available by appointment
- Enjoy a guided nature walk tour or take part in the summer archery program
- 3.5-mile walking trail
- Cedar Bridge Tavern features several permanent exhibits on the tavern and the affair at Cedar Bridge on the first floor
- Rotating exhibits showcased on the second floor
- ADA and wheelchair accessible first floor
- Restrooms
- Outdoor grounds
- On-site parking
- Free
Cedar Bridge Tavern Ocean County Historic Site
200 Old Halfway Road, Barnegat, NJ 08005
732-929-4769
Cedar Bridge Tavern Ocean County Historic Site sits on the location of the last documented land engagement of the American Revolution. The tavern is a fully restored museum, and the site encompasses 291 acres with a 3.5-mile walking trail and public programming held throughout the year including an annual commemoration of the Affair at Cedar Bridge held each December. The existing tavern building dates back to c. 1816 and retains the oldest standing bar in New Jersey. Cedar Bridge Tavern is a gateway to learn about the post-industrial forests of the New Jersey Pine Barrens and 19th-century farmsteads, taverns, consumerism, entertainment, and foodways in the region.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO
- Explore the historic tavern and a 3.5-mile walking trail
- Learn about 19th century history, consumer culture, and entertainment in the New Jersey Pinelands region
- Catch a rotating exhibit on the tavern and its significance during the American Revolution
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