These Are New Jersey’s Weirdest Attractions

New Jersey has some amazing attractions, but we also have some weird attractions as well, at least according to some experts.

There is no doubt that weirdness is in the eye of the beholder. What's strange to one person might be enchanting to another.

New Jersey's Weirdest Attraction

There is no state in the nation with more opinions than New Jersey, so the conversation about weird attractions should be an interesting one.

Different sources have pinpointed what they consider to be weird attractions here in the Garden State, and we want to share some of them with you.

The fine folks at Fodor's Travel found some unusual attractions here in the Garden State.

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One of them is Grover's Mill, the sight of the fictitious alien invasion in Orson Welle's War of the Worlds. New Jersey actor Tom Cruise starred in the movie version.

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They also cited Silverball Museum Arcade, which I think is not weird at all, it's just awesome.

They also mentioned the famous Lucy the Elephant and the nude beach at Gunnison Beach at Gateway National Recreation Area.

New Jersey Has More Weird Attractions Than You Think

As we searched the internet for more weird places in New Jersey, we found a lot of opinions on this topic.

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So we boiled it down to the locations we saw mentioned most and we want to see if you agree with what everyone says.

I have to say that I don't agree with all the locations mentioned, but we'll leave it up to you to decide for yourself.

Here are some of the locations experts across the internet think are the weirdest attractions in New Jersey.