The best things to do in Hammonton

White Oaks Country Club welcomes the public to its golf course, with annual memberships for regulars and experienced staff to manage group outings and events. After your round, settle into the Oak Room for a meal or a drink at the full-service bar and grille.

DiDonato Family Fun Center is more than a lane night, with The Alley Bar & Grille rolling out farm-to-table plates from hand-crafted burgers to ahi tuna bowls, plus the Pin Deck’s boozy milkshakes and seasonal sundaes beside bowling on full hardwood lanes.

From the Hammonton newsletter, October 8, 2026

For a legit round without leaving the pines, Pinelands Golf Club delivers a fair, well kept 18 on the edge of Wharton State Forest. Book a tee time or hop on the simulator, then refuel with food and libations at the on-site Twisted Tavern.

From the Hammonton newsletter, October 15, 2026

Back Nine Golf has Full Swing simulators that read your swing, ball speed, launch angle, the whole thing. Book without a membership, or join for perks like leagues, bringing friends, unlimited tee times, and easy event hosting for birthdays or corporate gatherings.

From the Vineland newsletter, October 19, 2026

Whether the group chat wants strikes, bullseyes, or high scores, 810 Billiards & Bowling - Vineland packs bowling, digital axe throwing, billiards, arcade games, and sports simulators under one roof with handcrafted food and drinks.

From the Bridgeton newsletter, October 29, 2026

When you just need a quick local round without the drive, South Vineland Disc Golf Course- Crystal Lake is a city-maintained spot that delivers easygoing fairways, fresh air, and low-stress fun, perfect for sneaking in a couple loops after work or leveling up your short game.

From the Bridgeton newsletter, October 14, 2026

Eastlyn Golf Course & The Greenview Inn pairs a redesigned 9-hole, par-36, 3,500-yard track tucked into East Vineland’s woods with a family-friendly dining room locals actually use. Expect manicured greens, pretty views, and a legit spot for private events or weddings... plus a solid post-round meal.

From the Vineland newsletter, October 27, 2026

Telco Sportsmen's Club Inc has served local shooters since 1953 with covered 7 to 100 yard ranges, a regulation trap field with an automatic Pat-trap, a new 5-stand, plus archery platforms. In-season trap nights are open to the public, so you can bring a friend and see what the club’s about.

From the Camden County newsletter, October 6, 2026

Delsea Drive-In Theatre serves up new-on-the-big-screen flicks with pure 1957 vibes and a concession menu that goes way past popcorn, including a dedicated gluten-free menu. Load up the car, cue the stars, and make your week feel like summer even on a Tuesday.

From the Vineland newsletter, October 31, 2026

Whether you’re itching to chase birdies or just want that Pine Barrens calm, Little Mill Country Club is Southern New Jersey’s only twenty-seven-hole private country club, a Garret Renn design with pristine, tree-lined play and a legit restaurant for post-round bites.

From the Burlington County newsletter, October 28, 2026

When the group chat can't decide between catching the game or button-mashing, Dave & Buster's Philadelphia delivers with massive screens, a stacked arcade, and food plus craft cocktails or mocktails. Great for rallying the crew before an Eagles game or celebrating random Tuesday wins.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 20, 2026

Built around an old sand quarry with dramatic cliffs and links-style vibes, Scotland Run Golf Club is private now, but the Highlander Pub & Grill is wide open to the public. Swing by this week for casual fare with flair and that greenside serenity, golf skills totally optional.

From the Vineland newsletter, August 4, 2026

D. station, plus laser tag, laser maze, mini bowling, and a stacked arcade. Weather-proof, silly, and packed with South New Jersey nods, it makes friendly competition extra fun.

From the Vineland newsletter, August 8, 2026

The JD Vance Mural is one of those very-Philly moments that makes you stop, smirk, then send a pic. Quick detour, big conversation starter, and a reminder that our walls talk back with humor and bite.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 13, 2026

Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.

Our Aquatic Neighbors Mural turns a 1500 square foot wall into a love letter to the Delaware River, with great blue heron, sturgeon, bufflehead ducks, beaver and freshwater mussels showing up like neighbors. Built with local students and Skype a Scientist, it’s smart, joyful public art to visit this week.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 27, 2026

Whether you're new to golf or just chasing that satisfying thwack, Strawberry Green Driving Range has complimentary clubs, experienced trainers, and plenty of room to groove your shot.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, August 18, 2026

Part of Mural Arts Philadelphia’s ever-growing outdoor gallery, Peace Through Imagination Mural is one of those pieces that quietly resets your brain during a neighborhood walk. It’s bright, reflective, and great for a quick pause between errands, plus it sparks the kind of sidewalk conversations Philly excels at.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 26, 2026

Ron Jaworski's Blue Heron Pines Golf Club brings that sweet Jersey Shore golf groove with a beautifully maintained 18-hole Stephen Kay design, strategic fairways, and smooth greens that reward smart swings. Get a round in this week, then celebrate it at Seven Tap-Tavern because even bogeys taste better with good food.

From the Atlantic City newsletter, August 15, 2026

If you’ve got access, St. Martin's Golf Course delivers pure old-school vibes at the Philadelphia Cricket Club, the kind of classic layout that clears your head and steadies the week in a single round. Bring a friend, stripe a few, leave smugly happier than you arrived.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, August 24, 2026

Libertee Grounds blends a 9-hole mini-golf course with a relaxed bar serving Asian American bites, plus a golf simulator lounge when you want to swing for real. Great for weeknight hangs, low-stakes competition, and that friend group that can never agree on just drinks.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 15, 2026

Tree of Knowledge Mural is a 2003 Mural Arts Philadelphia piece by Michael Webb honoring Eisenhower Fellowships, and its leaves hide objects alluding to human endeavor, knowledge, and perseverance. It’s the kind of mural you can linger at on a lunch break, spotting something new every time.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 19, 2026

Meg Saligman’s 1999 Philadelphia Muses Mural reimagines the nine classical muses as a whirring arts machine, spinning out perfect spheres with portraits of local performers and clever circular motifs. Painted in studio on parachute cloth then applied like giant decoupage, it’s a quick, energizing art detour.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 5, 2026

Amusement center featuring dodgeball, basketball, a ropes course, and pizza, plus a restroom.

If this week needs a blissful green timeout, Bala Golf Club is Philly's ultra-convenient private hang, a picturesque William Flynn design with major championship pedigree and 125-plus years of tradition, where you can go from Center City to the first tee in 12 minutes.

From the Bethlehem newsletter, August 30, 2026

Landmark's Ritz Five is the rare theater that actually curates, a five-screen home for independent, foreign, and documentary films with the kind of special series and one-off screenings that make you feel in-the-know.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 8, 2026

Whether you're dialing in wedges or sneaking in a fast round, Juniata Golf Club keeps it fun with a layout packed with par 3s, a no-fuss pro shop, and golf outings for clubs and groups that feel neighborly, not stuffy.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 22, 2026

Play Mini Golf brings 18 holes of blacklight mini golf with upbeat music, plus foosball, ping pong, and console games for the in-between bragging. It’s an easy, weatherproof hang for Philly nights or a low-stress party spot when you just want laughs and friendly trash talk.

From the Bethlehem newsletter, September 1, 2026

If your short game needs humility and your sweet tooth needs attention, Jersey Devil Golf and Fun Center delivers with 18-hole mini golf, a year-round driving range with heated bays, and ice cream. Bring a friend, settle the score, then reward yourselves with sundaes or water ice.

From the Hammonton newsletter, October 22, 2026

Puttshack - Philadelphia flips mini golf into a scoreboard-happy showdown with automatic scoring, interactive holes, and chef-driven bites plus craft cocktails at The Shops at Liberty Place.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 29, 2026

Beat The Bomb Philadelphia suits you up in hazmat gear for 60 minutes of lasers, puzzles, and teamwork to stop paint, foam or slime bombs. Stick around for The Bomb Bar, DJ nights, and arcade games, and this October, Haunted Mission returns with five all-new haunted games.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 11, 2026

Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.

If you’re up for a quick Philly detour, Water Gives Life Mural - by Eurhi Jones and David McShane rewards the trip with a dreamy botanical panorama inspired by Ruth Asawa, connecting rivers, city pipes, and local flora, and reimagining a beloved 1998 wall into a fresh sustainability conversation.

From the Allentown newsletter, August 27, 2026

This landmark-filled park covers 20 city blocks with museums, Independence Hall & the Liberty Bell.

Whether you're fine-tuning your wedges or introducing a newbie without committing a full 18, Cobbs Creek Golf Campus packs a 68-bay Toptracer range with heated bays, a Tiger Woods' TGR Design 9-hole short course, and the Charlie Sifford inspired Little Horse Tavern.

From the Lancaster newsletter, September 17, 2026

Whether you’re sneaking in a quick bucket from weather controlled tees or chasing aces on the freshly landscaped 18 with seven working fountains, Burholme Family Fun Center hits the sweet spot.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, September 27, 2026

Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.

Whether your group chat needs a plan or your brain craves a challenge, Center City Escape Room delivers handcrafted, story-rich puzzles across six private games, so it’s just your crew, no randoms. Right in Center City, it’s an easy pick for team hangs, birthdays, or a rainy-night adventure.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 6, 2026

Walnut Lane Golf Club is an 18-hole executive-length course that’s both scenic and sneaky-challenging, perfect for shot-makers who like variety without the marathon pace. Expect a practice facility, pro shop, and food-and-beverage setup, plus community vibes as the home of First Tee of Greater Philadelphia.

From the Philadelphia newsletter, October 18, 2026

Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.

Bound Together, Mural by Tim McFarlane is a bold abstract public mural in Philadelphia that honors Chinatown’s northern edge while nodding to the area’s rural past. Created in summer 2021, it’s the kind of outdoor piece that rewards a slow look, then another, then a photo.

From the Allentown newsletter, September 12, 2026

Centered on a historic fountain, this park offers mini-golf, a classic carousel & a burger joint.