Sure, the weather the last few weeks might make it feel like summer is miles away. But it really is coming soon.

In about 2 months we’ll finally hit summer and can enjoy those long days when the sun doesn’t set until 8 p.m. and we can finally make those day trips to the Jersey Shore.

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It will be here before we know it. And while I wait for summer to finally arrive, I explored and found an ice cream shop in New Jersey that I know I will be frequenting once the summer months get here.

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It is in Mount Holly, New Jersey and it is called Vincent’s Ice Cream.

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I have talked before about how I love downtown Mount Holly and the vibe that it creates when you are there. So to find out they also have a delicious ice cream spot, well that was par for the course.

The list of flavors they have here is incredible. They have soft serve, and plenty of hard ice cream flavors for you to try. Sea salt caramel and almond joy are two that I know are big hits.

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You can check out their Facebook page for more information on them here.

We still need to wait two more months for summer to arrive but thankfully Vincent’s is open and ready for business.

So check them out even before the weather warms up. You will find that it can be a spot to frequent once the temperature starts hitting 90 degrees.

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