Discover Hightstown

Hightstown is a small borough located in Mercer County, New Jersey. It was founded in 1778 and covers 1.1 square miles of land within the boundaries of East Windsor Township. Hightstown is known for its history and has numerous historical sites including Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum, which documents the lives of African Americans who lived in the area during colonial times. The city also has an active arts scene with galleries, theaters and festivals throughout the year.

When visiting Hightstown visitors can experience a variety of interesting attractions and activities such as exploring Colonial Park which offers several hiking trails, fishing spots and picnic areas or visiting one of its many restaurants to enjoy some delicious local cuisine. Another popular activity is taking a trip on the Black River & Western Railroad which offers scenic rides along the Delaware River while traveling between Flemington and Lambertville or taking part in one of Hightstown's many events such as Arts at High Street or Movies Under The Stars where you can enjoy outdoor films with family and friends on summer nights beneath twinkling stars in town's little park near Main Street..