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Southern & Central New Jersey Wheelchair Friendly Places to Visit

Atlantic City: Known as an old shore town, it was established in 1854 and has been home to the Miss America pagent since 1921. With a huge boardwalk, sparwling beaches, casinos galore and restaurants this beach town is worth the visit. Casinos and boardwalk are accessible. 

Wheaton Arts & Cultural Center: Founded in 1968 and located in Southern New Jersey in the Pine Barrons Wheaton is a center for arts with a misson to "engage artists and audiences in an evolving exploration of creativity." In the center of Wheaton is the Museum of American Glass which holds the extensive collectin of glass produced in America. 

Grounds for Sculpture: In Central New Jersey one can find this magical place on 42 acres where nature and art meet. With over 270 sculptures throughout a plethera of rare trees and flowers, this is quite a place to see. Accesible options are in place as the grounds are committed to making it a place for all to enjoy. 

Adventure Aquarium: Located on the waterfront in Camden, NJ right across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, the Adventure Aquarium has the largest collectin of sharks on the East Coast, including being the home of the only Great Hammerhead shark on exhbit. It is also the only aquarium in the world to exhibit hippos. The entire aquarium is accessible.

NJ Navigators -"Our goal is to continue to expand adaptive/wheelchair sports program beyond the states of New Jersey and New York, and to liaison with other groups and organizations to further adaptive sports for as many children with disabilities as possible."

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Southern & Central New Jersey Wheelchair Friendly Places to Visit

Atlantic City: Known as an old shore town, it was established in 1854 and has been home to the Miss America pagent since 1921. With a huge boardwalk, sparwling beaches, casinos galore and restaurants this beach town is worth the visit. Casinos and boardwalk are accessible. 

Wheaton Arts & Cultural Center: Founded in 1968 and located in Southern New Jersey in the Pine Barrons Wheaton is a center for arts with a misson to "engage artists and audiences in an evolving exploration of creativity." In the center of Wheaton is the Museum of American Glass which holds the extensive collectin of glass produced in America. 

Grounds for Sculpture: In Central New Jersey one can find this magical place on 42 acres where nature and art meet. With over 270 sculptures throughout a plethera of rare trees and flowers, this is quite a place to see. Accesible options are in place as the grounds are committed to making it a place for all to enjoy. 

Adventure Aquarium: Located on the waterfront in Camden, NJ right across the Delaware River from Philadelphia, the Adventure Aquarium has the largest collectin of sharks on the East Coast, including being the home of the only Great Hammerhead shark on exhbit. It is also the only aquarium in the world to exhibit hippos. The entire aquarium is accessible.