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The 2019 Honda Insight brings the hybrid sedan into the real world. The Insight's elegant stance and sleek lines give it class and poise instead of the loud rambunctiousness you'll find in many other hybrid models. Efficient, proud, and accessible, the Insight is at the top of its game. Technology and Entertainment The Honda Insight's touch screen is like having a phone or laptop built into your car. Connect your phone to your Insight to access your favorite apps to listen to music, podcasts, news, and audiobooks. Look up directions, make calls, and hook up to Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Stay connected to the outside world in new and exciting ways. The Insight even comes with a mobile hotspot so you never lose your connection. You and your passengers can avoid data usage on your phones by connecting to your Honda. Other technology features include the available LaneWatch camera that gives you live video of your blind spots, a remote start key fob, and the HondaLink mobile app that lets you access your vehicle's location, assistance, service, and more. Honda Sensing Safety Honda Sensing is one of the best, most thorough safety features to have in a car, hands down. Honda Sensing includes many features that assist the driver in navigating the world safely and smoothly. The Honda Insight is constantly looking around for potential obstacles and collisions and helping its driver avoid them. Forward-collision braking, road departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist, and traffic sign recognition are just some of the amazing tools that come with Honda Sensing. Luxury Interior Stepping into the 2019 Honda Insight makes us check to see if our ties are straight. The Insight's interior has some of the most comfortable seating we've seen in a sedan, with available soft leather upholstery, leather-wrapped steering wheel, and eight-way power-adjustable seats. The back seats fold down to allow longer cargo in the already spacious trunk. The illuminated door panels and door sill give the Insight a futuristically classy feel. The driver information center, touch screen, steering-wheel controls, and more give drivers easy, in-depth access to all the Insight's features. The setup makes the driver's side feel like a streamlined cockpit. When you're ready to give the next-level 2019 Honda Insight a test drive, visit us at Clinton Honda, and we'll get you rolling. *Any MPG listed is based on model year EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary, depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery pack age/condition (hybrid only) and other factors. For additional information about EPA ratings, visit http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/label/learn-more-PHEV-label.shtml. Image via Nan Palmero | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

Who's ready to hit the slopes? Winter is here, and it's time to get back to the winter sports. Whether you're an advanced mogul skier, a tuber, or a beginning snowboarder, there are plenty of opportunities for fun experiences in the New Jersey area. Campgaw Mountain In Mahwah, Campgaw Mountain is one of the cheapest options in the area. Get a great deal and ski the day away! Campgaw Mountain offers snowboarding and skiing lessons so you can better navigate the slopes. It's a smaller ski slope, which often means shorter lines and less crowded trails. Campgaw Mountain has eight beginner and intermediate trails, and 10 800-foot snow tubing runs, as well as a freestyle terrain park for more advanced skiers and snowboarders. Full day tickets range from $20 to $30 Monday through Friday, depending on when you buy them. Saturday, Sunday, and holiday tickets are $45 for the whole day, but you can purchase half-day tickets for cheaper, depending on when you want to hit the slopes. Mountain Creek Resort Mountain Creek Resort in Vernon, New Jersey, has 167 acres and over 1,000 vertical feet of slopes across four peaks. Mountain Creek Resort is one of the hottest spots in the area for skiing and snowboarding. Take the kids to take skiing lessons (or take yourself), go snow tubing, and hit the lodge for a hot drink after a long day of downhill sport. For $129.99, you can get a skiing or snowboarding package that includes a full-day lift ticket, equipment rental, and access to the Terrain Based Learning skills area. Kids can get the same package for $119. For just the full day ticket, it's $79.99 for adults and $59.99 for youth and seniors. There is lodging available at the resort, as well as dining options. Shawnee Mountain Shawnee Mountain in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, has 23 slopes and trails, two terrain parks and a snow tubing park, making it one of the biggest ski resorts on this list. Drop the kids off at the on-site babysitting service, or send them off on lessons if they're old enough. There are great restaurants both on and off the resort, as well as entertainment events throughout the year. All-day lift tickets are $55 during the weekdays and $65 during the weekends for adults and $42 during the weekdays and $50 during the weekends for kids 18 and under. You can rent skis and snowboards for $40 a day. Thunder Ridge Ski Area In Patterson, New York, Thunder Ridge Ski Area is a great place to get in your season of slopes! With 22 trails, three chairlifts, and four magic carpets, you and your family or group of friends can spend days enjoying the slopes of New York. If you want to make a weekend trip out of it, there are plenty of lodging and dining opportunities in the area. Day lift tickets are $30 Monday through Thursday, $45 on Fridays, and $57 on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. The park is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., but a $30 to $35 night ticket is required from 5-9 p.m. Image via Barney Moss | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

It's a dangerous world out there, especially on the New Jersey roadways. Our team at Clinton Honda put together a list of some of the best tips to keep you and the drivers and passengers around you safe and sound. Stop Speeding Here's an easy one. Go the speed limit. It's there for a reason: to keep speeders from injuring sensible people. Speeding lowers reaction time and can be very dangerous. Wear Your Seat Belts This seems like a no-brainer. In fact, it should be a no-brainer. The majority of people wear their seatbelts in the driver's seat (not all do), but we're thinking of the passengers as well. The year before New Jersey amended seat belt laws to require passengers in the back seat to buckle up, 73 percent of back-seat passengers killed in traffic crashes in the state were unbelted. For your sake, don't be dumb. Buckle up. The Elusive Turn Signal There's probably a lever on the left side of your steering wheel. That's your turn signal, and it helps all the drivers around you. It also helps you avoid getting hit from behind. Use your turn signal to avoid collisions. Check Your Headlights This is a two-for-one tip. The first is to check your headlights often to make sure they're still working. Cops often pull people over for driving with one headlight. Avoid the ticket by taking care of your ride. Know what cops also pull you over for? Not having your lights on at all. We're not sure if it's forgetfulness or something else that makes people leave their lights off, but it's a problem. Your headlights and taillights should be on a half-hour before sunset to a half-hour between sunrise (AKA when it's dark). When you're driving without headlights, you run a huge risk of someone not seeing you and causing a collision. Allow Me To Merge When you see drivers trying to merge into traffic, slow down and let them do so. The childish practice of speeding up to get ahead of the person trying to get in the line creates more traffic chaos and causes more collisions and is very childish as well. Be a good sport and let them in. Stop Texting Studies show that not looking at the road makes you run into stuff. We didn't research that. But it's the most obvious outcome, right? Looking down at your phone to text your friend about which sports bar he or she is at takes your attention away from making smart driving decisions. Don't hurt someone because you're checking to see how many likes your last selfie got. The encompassing theme here is being smart and thorough about your driving. Pay attention, make sure everything's running correctly, and follow basic safety procedures. Let's all get there in one piece, without losing our minds about the bad drivers of the world. Image via Nicholas A. Tonelli | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

Honda has long been known for two attributes. First, Honda is a cutting-edge brand continually introducing new models. Second, the automaker is known for incredible reliability. Combine these two attributes and it is no wonder that there are many Honda models that are no longer available to buy new (having been replaced by another innovation) but are still available in good operating condition on the used market, sometimes for hefty sums. Wouldn't it be fun if Honda brought back some of these discontinued models for even one more year? Here are three that would be particularly exciting to see: S2000 The S2000 was unlike anything else that you could buy at the time, and it still remains unique today. It was a two-seat roadster equally at home on a residential street as a race track. Its VTEC engine could get up to a stunning 9000 RPM. That alone would be enough to get consumers excited. Add to it the vehicle's sporty look, complete with a fully convertible roof, and the S2000 would rival any luxury vehicle on the market today. CRX This two-seat hatchback was critically acclaimed, twice winning Motor Trend's Import Car of the Year. It was also a hit with consumers for one simple reason: its incredible fuel efficiency. The CRX had some of the highest miles per gallon ever seen in a gasoline engine, numbers that match or surpass even the hybrids of today. The light, aerodynamic design that led to this efficiency also helped give the CRX another one of its signature traits: exceptional handling. Just for fun, Honda should also bring back the original colors as well. Who wouldn't want Tahitian Green or Barbados Yellow? Prelude The Prelude is well-known among car enthusiasts as a more sporty version of the Accord that was perfect for more aggressive drivers. The evidence behind these claims is pretty clear. The Prelude certainly had a sporty look, with a sleek two-door design and a standard moonroof. In terms of the claim that it could handle aggressive handling, consider the classic Road and Track test of the '88 model. The Prelude was able to maintain a higher average speed on a slalom course than every other car tested. Not just sedans or coupes, mind you, but every other car. Honda is certainly already a popular automobile brand, with several models that are consistently at or near the top of best-selling vehicle lists. However, Honda's success in the classic car scene, where many of its discontinued models are hot commodities, and the rise of the retro trend across all industries will hopefully convince the company to bring back these absolute gems from its past. At the end of the day, this dream scenario for many car enthusiasts is likely just that: a dream. However, it sure is fun to imagine brand-new versions of these classic beauties out on the road. Image via Gib Goodrich | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

If you're looking to get fit and stay healthy in the Flemington, New Jersey, area, there are a plethora of indoor and outdoor exercise venues to choose from. Read through the highlights of these three places to work out in Flemington, and you'll be ready to get moving. Orangetheory Fitness The classes offered at Orangetheory cover mostly interval training. The workouts will challenge you, keep you engaged, and allow you to have fun while you exercise your entire body. The instructors are dedicated to helping each individual meet their personal fitness goals. Orangetheory welcomes patrons at any skill level, so whether you're a beginner or a pro when it comes to the gym, you'll feel comfortable at Orangetheory. Orangetheory Fitness offers weight loss challenges, new customer discounts, and gym session packages. If you'd like to begin with a class, you can book your class either online or over the phone. Each studio includes treadmills, a bike, a strider, rowers, and an abundance of weight equipment. For your convenience, Orangetheory provides personal lockers, restrooms, and showers. Orangetheory also offers up-to-date technology with their OTbeat technology system, which measures your heart rate and performance during your workout. ASDC CrossFit ASDC CrossFit provides a workout like no other by creating unique workouts each day that will keep you strong and fit. CrossFit workouts are high intensity and are designed to challenge you to meet your fitness goals. The gym instructors develop engaging workouts that include endurance and speed training, utilizing kettlebells, gymnastic techniques, and free weights. All skill levels are welcome, and all workouts can be tailored to your particular abilities and fitness level. ASDC CrossFit offers both 30-minute skill development sessions and 60-minute sessions. If you'd rather not participate in a group class, one-on-one personal training programs are available. ASDC CrossFit offers classes for children, teens, adults, and adults age 50 and over. Sphericality If you enjoy working out but don't like going to the gym, then working out at Sphericality may be perfect for you. Sphericality is a yoga studio that offers a wide range of yoga classes for beginners and experts. Sphericality yoga instructors are trained to teach all kinds of students of yoga, so there's no need to feel embarrassed if you're new to yoga. Everything you need for your session is provided at Sphericality, but of course, you are welcome to bring your own gear or purchase equipment at the studio. In addition to yoga, Sphericality also provides guidance for nutrition as well as tips for living a balanced, healthy life. It is recommended that you book your class online in advance in order to reserve your spot. Now that you've got the basics on these three workout opportunities in the Flemington, New Jersey, area, you're ready to check them out for yourself. Go break a sweat at these locations in Flemington. Need a ride? Stop by Clinton Honda and take one of their vehicles for a test drive. Image via Marco Verch | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

If you're looking for an affordable, reliable, and stylish new car, then look no further than the 2019 Honda Fit. With its top-of-the-line utility, technology, and safety features, the Fit can handle any commute or road trip with ease. Check out these highlights of the 2019 Fit, and then go for a test drive at Clinton Honda. Performance The 2019 Honda Fit is available in four different trim levels: the LX, Sport, EX, and EX-L. With multiple options for the exterior paint and interior trim of the 2019 Fit, you can tailor the Fit to your particular lifestyle. The 2019 Fit is powered by a 1.5-liter inline-four engine with 130 horsepower, which provides a powerful, yet smooth ride. The standard transmission for the Fit is a six-speed manual. However, an optional continuously variable automatic transmission is offered depending on your preferences. The robust engine in the Fit allows it to go from zero to 60 miles per hour in approximately 10 seconds. The Fit handles remarkably well, providing a calm and comfortable ride on any road. Interior Although the Fit is a smaller vehicle, Honda has done an excellent job ensuring that there is ample room in the 2019 Fit for both passengers and cargo. As the 2019 Fit has a tall roof, passengers have plenty of headroom when entering and exiting the vehicle as well as during the ride. The spacious rear seats can be folded down, creating space behind the front seats for bulky cargo items. In addition to the rear cargo space, the Fit provides passengers with storage compartments for smaller items. Technology The 2019 Fit is loaded with modern technology features, and Honda also offers a supplemental technology package, which includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. On the dashboard, you'll find a touchscreen information and entertainment system with Bluetooth capabilities as well as USB ports. An upgraded rearview camera is also included as a safety feature for the 2019 Fit. Safety Honda certainly didn't cut corners when designing 2019 Fit's safety features, as numerous cutting-edge safety and security features are offered for every trim level. Every model comes with Honda Sensing, which offers forward collision warning and lane departure warnings. Every 2019 Fit also comes equipped with airbags and a stability control system. Additional safety features include adaptive cruise control, active lane control, and automatic emergency braking. With these standard and additional safety features and the ability to add more safety features, you can drive confidently knowing that you will be safe and secure with the 2019 Fit. With the 2019 Fit, it seems that Honda has thought of everything. With the upgraded safety features, modern technology, and roomy interior, you can rely on the 2019 Honda Fit to take you wherever you want to go. Now all that's left to do is go and take one for a test drive. Stop by Clinton Honda today, and the sales team will help you find the model that's right for you.

If you're looking for a family-friendly activity in the Flemington, New Jersey area, then take a ride on the Black River and Western Railroad. With countless excursions, events, and a museum, there's plenty to see and do at this attraction. The Basics The Black River and Western Railroad was founded in the 1960s and currently distributes supplies to industrial customers in Hunterdon and Warren counties. The Black River and Western Railroad prides itself on serving the local community by providing transportation for the products of local businesses in the area. The railroad links the New Jersey towns of Lambertville, Ringoes, Flemington, and Three Bridges. The Black River and Western Railroad houses a steam-powered freight train and offers numerous themed train excursions throughout the year. Things To Do The Black River and Western Railroad Museum is located in baggage car #420, which is adjacent to Ringoes Station. Inside the museum, you'll find various exhibits and artifacts containing the history of The Black River and Western Railroad and of railroad and transportation in Hunterdon County, as well as an operating model railroad. At the Black River and Western Railroad Store, you can purchase souvenirs and memorabilia to commemorate your trip. The Black River and Western Railroad Store offers glassware, apparel, BRIO trains, books, and other merchandise. Seasonal Events If it's a summertime excursion you're seeking, The Black River and Western Railroad offers various summer train rides between Flemington and Ringoes, which last about 25 minutes each way. At your stop in Ringoes, you can visit the gift shop and museum car. Once autumn arrives, hop on the Pumpkin Train for a scenic ride as the leaves are changing and the air is crisp. At Christmastime, The Black River and Western Railroad showcases its annual North Pole Express event, featuring a meet and greet with Santa, the elves, Santa's sleigh, refreshments, and a photo booth. The Black River and Western Railroad also hosts birthday parties, which include a ride on an authentic caboose. Plan Your Trip Black River and Western Railroad personnel request that you review the details of your planned event before your arrival at the train station to ensure that you arrive on time. It's recommended that you arrive at the train station 15 to 20 minutes before your scheduled departure time. The Black River and Western Railroad will not hold the train if you're late, and you will be unable to receive a refund should you miss the train. Safety is a top priority, and all passengers have to climb a few stairs to safely enter the train. Passengers are free to bring their own snacks and non-alcoholic drinks on the train. The train operates on schedule, rain or shine. Allow roughly 90 minutes for your train ride, including stops at the train station. There's something for everyone on The Black River and Western Railroad. Catch a ride today! Need a ride to the event? Stop by Clinton Honda and take a new ride for a test drive. Image via Tom D'Angelo | Licensed by CC BY 2.0

If you're like most drivers, you get nervous when driving on icy or snowy roads. Thankfully, there are tips you can follow to help make you a more confident and comfortable driver whenever you need to drive in winter weather. Check out these tips, and you'll be ready to hit the road safely this winter. Maintain Your Vehicle Before you go for a drive in the sleet or snow, you should make sure that your vehicle has had its maintenance done and is in good working condition. Routine maintenance will ensure that all fluids are filled to the necessary levels and that all the inner parts of the vehicle are functioning as they should. It's wise to check the tires and make sure they are properly inflated and have the appropriate tread depth. It's also important to always keep your gas tank at least half full to prevent your gas line from freezing. Check Visibility It's imperative that you're able to effectively visualize the road and other cars at all times when driving in snowy conditions. You'll need to make sure that your wiper blades are functioning and that your windows are clean so that your view of the road is not compromised. On the exterior of your vehicle, you'll need to check your headlights' and taillights' brightness and make sure they're free of snow and ice. Slow Down When driving on snow and ice, it's best to take it easy and drive slowly. Accelerating and decelerating slowly will allow you to keep your traction on the road and prevent your vehicle from sliding. Keep in mind that it takes longer to stop on snow and ice, so allow extra time for your vehicle to fully stop at stop signs or traffic lights. Be Prepared If you're out driving in the snow, you need to be prepared in the event you do slip and slide on the road. It's important to be familiar with your vehicle and its handling so that you know what to do should you start skidding. If you do begin to slide and your front tires start slipping, just release the gas pedal, and allow the car to slow down. It's worth noting that it's important to try and remain calm if you're skidding, even though it's a scary situation. Don't Drive Of course, the safest place for you to be during a winter storm is at home. If possible, don't drive on ice or snow, but if you must, be extremely vigilant and cautious. If you have to leave home, it's best to wait until after the snowplows and road crews have cleared the roads. By utilizing these tips, you'll be more assertive and relaxed as you traverse the snow and ice. These tips will help you travel safely this winter in any adverse weather conditions. Use these tips to stay alert, calm, and focused on the road this winter, so that you can help protect yourself and other drivers. Image via Yellowstone National Park | Licensed by Public Domain Mark 1.0

One of the best-selling SUVs in America, the Honda Pilot is back with a refreshed apperance for the 2019 model year. Since it was introduced four years ago, drivers have fallen hard for the Pilot's spacious versatility, strong performance, and sophisticated appearance. The Pilot is the rare SUV designed specifically with sleek, sophisticated lines and stylish features alongside unmatched versatility to easily meet your needs for every trip, big and small. Interior Space and Versatility Among the high points of the 2019 Honda Pilot is its interior versatility. You can become the designated carpool driver, comfortably accommodating eight adults across three rows of seats. If you're carting a week's worth of groceries or enough equipment for a beach vacation for the entire hotel, the Pilot will do it all with ease. Interior versatility is the name of the game here, with the option for two rear bench rows seating three people each or a pair of comfy captain's chairs in the second row and a third-row bench. Available one-touch second-row seats provide easy access to the third row at the touch of a button. Once you've determined your seating setup, discover the multiple cargo and seating configurations to accommodate a variety of items. With all seats in use, the Pilot provides 16.5 cubic feet of cargo space. With the third-row seats folded down, you'll get 46.8 cubic feet of space. With both rows collapsed, you'll have an eye-popping 83.9 cubic feet, enough room to fit an adult bicycle! Rear access is provided via a power liftgate that's standard in the EX-L trim and above, and the top two trims come with a hands-free power liftgate. Exterior Styling The 2019 Honda pilot manages to blend refinement and a rugged sensibility in a package that oozes sophistication. The LED lights on the bold front chrome grille make a statement, alongside the smooth body and aerodynamic lines that assertively say "Here I am!" Add more swagger to your ride when you outfit the Pilot with genuine Honda accessories to make this car all yours. Select an optional running board to add vigorous design to your vehicle or a graphic body sticker package for additional cool panache. Technology Much of the fanfare around the new 2019 Pilot is related to improved technology features. Apart from the base LX, all the Pilot trims (EX, EX-L, Touring, and Elite) are equipped with a new 8-inch touch screen. This mult-media display system offers a much crisper interface for the standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto functionality. Hate to miss out on the action? Choose the Touring and Elite trims with their embedded 4G LTE connection to keep you plugged in on the go. This connection enables Honda to push updates to its infotainment system in real time. The LTE further transforms the Pilot into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot for up to seven devices in the car. Among the 2019 Pilot's new tech advances is the incorporation of Honda's CabinTalk. This futuristic feature amplifies your voice through the speakers so you can communicate with your passengers without losing your voice.

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As the fall leaves begin to change colors, there's no better way to experience this natural magic trick than to get outside for a walk. Parks and recreation areas around Flemington offer so many spots in which you can enjoy the great outdoors all season long. Tuccamirgan Park Tuccamirgan Park is named for Chief Tuccamirgan, who was the leader of a Lenape tribe in the area. Tuccamirgan befriended John Case, an early settler, and helped Case and his family survive the wilderness of what is now Flemington. The chief was eventually buried on Case's property in what would become the family graveyard. The 12-acre park boasts several winding walking paths through quiet fields and shady forests, offering perfect views for leaf peepers or avid walkers and runners. Picnic shelter and playground equipment dot the park, which is slated for future continued improvements. Mine Brook Park Located at the intersection of Old Croton Road and Capner Street, Mine Brook Park is a terrific choice for a family outing. Enjoy a picnic with friends at the picnic pavilion, which is stocked with picnic tables and grills. The pavilion is available for rentals, making it a wonderful gathering spot for an outdoor birthday party or family celebration. Once you've enjoyed your barbecue goodies, take the little ones over to the tot lot for some playground fun, or take a half-mile walk along the Mine Brook. Interested in a bit of friendly competition? Round up some friends and have a great day of athletic fun at the softball field, sand volleyball court, or bocce court. Clover Hill Park and South Branch Wildlife Management Area Flemington is fortunate to have the Clover Hill Park and South Branch Wildlife Management Area, which comprises over 550 acres of mature woodlands, rolling fields, and several creeks. It was originally the site of a poultry farm that was the last chick hatchery in the state. Certain areas are now under contract with a local farmer for agricultural use, while other portions have been designated for public use. Clover Hill Park and South Branch Wildlife Management Area features undeveloped parklands with a trail system consisting of old paved farm service roads. This trail system can be used to hike from Clover Hill Road to Hillsborough Road in Somerset County. Apart from hiking, the trail system can also be used for mountain biking, cross-country skiing, and horseback riding. The park has a small pond that can be used for catch-and-release fishing, and hunters may obtain a hunting permit. Portions of the park have been reseeded with the hopes of attracting grassland bird species including grasshopper sparrows, eastern meadowlarks, and bobolinks. You may spot migrating waterfowl taking a pit stop at the pond. You may even spy a red fox or coyote. Whether you're looking for a place for quiet contemplation or a family exploration, the parks of Flemington has something for everyone. Make a point to check out some of these natural beauties and enjoy the fresh air! Image by Stephen Harris | Licensed by CC BY-ND 2.0

Whether you're planning a visit to Hunterdon County, New Jersey, or you're a resident who needs a fun new activity to try with your family, there are plenty of fun things to do in the area. You can drive to nearby cities, enjoy the scenic countryside, and learn more about local history at a historic site. We've highlighted some fun activities in Hunterdon County that you might enjoy. Balloons Aloft Balloons Aloft is located at the Sky Manor Airport in Pittstown. The company provides an enchanting one-hour hot air balloon ride across Hunterdon County, enabling you to see wild animals and stunning natural sights along the way. A hot air balloon ride can make for a romantic afternoon with your spouse or an inspiring way to enjoy the sunset with your family. With your sunset or sunrise flight, you'll get copies of the digital photos shot by the crew takes to take home with you, as well as a bottle of champagne. Hunterdon Hills Playhouse Located at 88 State Route 173 in Hampton, the Hunterdon Hills Playhouse is a dinner theater loved by locals who have an appreciation for culture. The theater hosts a variety of shows, from classic theater pieces like "Barefoot in the Park" to fun music events like the "Roy Orbison Rock n Roll Show." You can enjoy delicious dishes such as the roast prime rib of beef, crab cakes Richard, or roast turkey with stuffing while you enjoy the show. The theater offers both lunch and dinner shows. Once you've finished the show, head over to the on-site bakery to pick up a special treat. Shady Brook Farm For a family-friendly option, you can plan a visit to Shady Brook Farm, located at 931 Stony Hill Road in Yardley. Depending on when you visit, you might be able to go to the farm's Fall Fest, visit beautiful Christmas light displays at the annual Holiday Lights Show, buy seasonal plans in the nursery, or pick your own fruits and veggies. There is a large farmers market and garden center to shop at, which offer kids a great way to learn more about agriculture and how the food they eat makes its way to their dining tables. Barn Nature Center Animal lovers of all ages will love exploring the Barn Nature Center at 1283 Almshouse Road in Doylestown. This nonprofit is an animal sanctuary for exotic animals. Not only can you see more than 80 animal species, but you can also learn about their native habitats and their individual stories on how they ended up at the Barn Nature Center. The center also offers fun activities, such as rock climbing, kayaking, and educational events. You can even schedule a tour or a birthday party to take place at the facility. With so many things to do, there's no reason to spend a day bored at home. There are free things to do, family-friendly activities, and natural places to explore. Plus, new activities become available each year, including escape rooms, activity centers, and more. Image via ruthdaniel3444 | Licensed by CC BY 2.0