This fall, I have a perfect day trip for you here in the Garden State.

 

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The spot I am talking about is located in Burlington County, and I recommend it for many reasons, including that it's just a nice place to walk about and enjoy.

 

The location is Rancocas Woods, and it's located in Mt. Laurel Township in Burlington County. We have been visiting their shops for years, and we always enjoy venturing around and discovering new treasures.

 

This shopping area is a great spot for antiquing and finding "pop culture" items. It's great for holiday shopping and to find items you won't see anywhere else.

 

In addition, they host festivals, have cafes and eateries, and have a really strong community feel that makes you feel welcome.

 

What is Rancocas Woods, New Jersey?

According to an article by Julie Kantor for New Jersey Family, If you’ve never been to the Shops at Rancocas Woods in Mount Laurel, you’re really missing one of those cool little South Jersey places that feels like a step back in time.

 

Located along Creek Road, Rancocas Woods is packed with small shops where you can wander around and find antiques, vintage furniture, handmade crafts, home décor, books, collectibles, and all kinds of things you probably weren’t even looking for when you walked in!

 

It’s really one of those “let’s go see what they have” kind of places. You might go looking for something for the house and end up leaving with an old record, a piece of vintage furniture, a handmade gift, and an ice cream cone!

 

 

That’s kind of the fun of Rancocas Woods; it’s more about browsing, discovering, and enjoying the day than rushing in and out of a store.

 

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