Best places: Museums in Tuckerton, United States

Quirky waterfront landmark, a 6-story elephant-shaped building built in 1881, with tours & views.

History museum & state's tallest lighthouse open for climbing with sweeping views of Atlantic City.

Nautical-themed museum packed with shipwreck finds, photos, navigation equipment & more.

👍👍 Beautiful spot! It was very nice. The only down fall was the wind and all the bugs (ticks & chiggers), but that’s nature! Nothing you can do about it. I’ll be visiting again!

👍👍 We made reservations for Saturday night. First time there. The room was large and had nice space between tables. Service was excellent. Food fantastic. We had Red curry chicken and salmon/tuna and Alaska rolls. Everything was delicious - fresh and the presentation was over the top. Not too...

👍👍 Full of history. I love this kind of stuff.

Interactive bug museum where visitors can pet tarantulas, hissing roaches, millipedes & scorpions.

Quaint maritime village, with 17 historic & recreated structures, a boardwalk & a wetlands trail.

👍👍 Wonderful historical building, within walking distance of the lighthouse. Totally worth visiting after a visit to the barnegat lighthouse. They have the original lens inside the building, and the caretakers are very nice and knowledgeable. They also have lots of history about this building in partic...

Museum with artifacts, photos & exhibits related to history of local community, resort & boardwalk.

👍👍 I absolutely love the Doctor Martin Luther King Center in Newtonville New Jersey it is a community center that accept all Races no matter what I also love and bring my child to Cocoa Story Hour every other Friday to read from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. the people army are amazing and there's all kinds of acti...

👍👍 This is a hidden gem in the fine Banners We enjoyed a beautiful walk on the grounds. There is some very interesting history here. The grounds are well maintained, Clean armpIe Parking clean bathrooms Lovely Views and best of all, NO NOISE AT ALL EXCEPT for NATURE.

👍👍 Very interesting display of a circa 1870’s US lifesaving station in downtown Ocean City. Free for a guided tour, but donations are welcome.

Artwork & memorabilia displayed in the former home & studio of trompe l'oeil painter John F. Peto.

Smaller museum displaying & selling seashells from around the world along with rocks & minerals.

Library & museum displaying exhibits on Ocean County history in a remodeled 19th-century home.