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Come and explore the 300 year-old Stockton Inn, nestled in the quaint town of Stockton, New Jersey.

The historic Stockton Inn has an elegant restaurant, a rustic tavern, outdoor dining & heated outdoor bar with fire-pit, and cozy overnight rooms with many unique historic touches. Fine dining is served in the exquisite Mural Rooms with fireside seating during the colder months, and expands to the Glass Room as spring and summer approaches. In the warmest months of the year, savor your meal and your surroundings and dine along side a waterfall on our beautiful outside patio

At The Stockton Inn, history abounds. The Murals in the original dining rooms were painted by local artists during the depression in exchange for room & board for their families. Each of the murals depict a historic scene or event from the surrounding region. The Glass Dining Room has a very unique and historic Silver Dollar floor and the Tavern, or “Farmer’s Bar” has the original, molded tin ceiling, and fine mahogany wood detail throughout.

The Stockton Inn’s newly renovated guest rooms offer a selection of 11 beautiful bedrooms, suites, and studios (most with fireplaces), perfect for weary travelers to spend the evening!

The Tavern, established in 1832, echoes of days gone by. Kick back with friends, both old and new, and enjoy our classic tavern menu and fine spirits within this historic setting.

Planning a special day? Look no further than The Stockton Inn. Our experienced event planner is happy to work with you to arrange the perfect celebration in our indoor or outdoor banquet facilities.

The early 20th century was one of the greatest eras in songwriting history. Remember the song “The Little Hotel with the Wishing Well?” The Stockton Inn was immortalized when it became the centerpiece of this classic repertoire written by Richard Rogers and featured on Broadway.

While visiting with us at The Stockton Inn, take time to enjoy all that abounds in the region. Feel like moving a bit? The Delaware and Raritan Canal runs through town with great jogging and bike paths for miles along the Delaware River. Want to soak up a little history? Visit Washington’s Crossing where Revolutionary War re-enactments take place every year a few miles south of Stockton. Does historic architecture interest you? Don’t miss the original Prallsville Mill and one of America’s last standing Covered Bridges. If shopping is your thing, spend memorable days and evenings antiquing in the charming towns of the region such as Lambertville, New Jersey or New Hope in beautiful Bucks County Pennsylvania. Don’t forget your camera to capture the natural beauty that surrounds us!

Our greatest pleasure will be to provide you with a wonderful meal, outstanding service, and if it’s in your plans, a restful night’s sleep in a beautiful and tranquil environment. Perfect for any occasion, Stockton Inn gift cards and note cards are available for family and friends.

Thank you for visiting our website, and we look forward to seeing you soon. We are here to serve you, so do reach out and let us know how we can help you enjoy this wonderful establishment in the quaint Borough of Stockton. Fred & Janet Strackhouse

Main Street Stockton, NJ 08559 609-397-1250 (8948 fax)

From Manhattan, West Chester, White Plains, Connecticut (approximately 1 1/2 hours from NYC): From the George Washington Bridge, Holland Tunnel or the Lincoln Tunnel, take the NJ Turnpike south to Exit 14 (Route 78 West). Follow Route 78 west to Exit 29, Route 287 South. Follow signs for Route 202 South towards Flemington. Drive about 14 miles on 202 to the Flemington Circle and take the second circle exit following Route 12 west. Travel through the next circle staying on Route 12 west and at the third circle follow Route 523 south. Follow Route 523 south, through the blinking light in historic Sergeantsville and continue to the bottom of the hill in Stockton, about 3 miles past Sergeantsville or 10 miles from the last Flemington Circle. Turn Left on Route 29 south and the Stockton Inn is 200 yards on your left side.

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From Philadelphia (approximately 50 minutes):Follow Route 95 North through Pennsylvania into New Jersey. Take the first exit in New Jersey, Route 29 North towards Lambertville, NJ. Drive along the Delaware River on Route 29 for 8 miles until you reach the antique-rich town of Lambertville. In Lambertville, the road becomes 4 lanes, stay in your left lane. At the light (Bridge Street) make a left, then an immediate right continuing on Route 29 North. Stockton is the next town, 3 miles north. At the main intersection in Stockton, at Bridge Street is the Stockton Inn on your right side.

From Northern New Jersey: Take Interstate 287 South to Route 202 South, towards Flemington. Drive about 14 miles on 202 to the Flemington Circle and take the second circle exit following Route 12 west. Travel through the next circle staying on Route 12 west and at the third circle follow Route 523 south. Follow Route 523 south, through the blinking light in historic Sergeantsville and continue to the bottom of the hill in Stockton, about 3 miles past Sergeantsville or 10 miles from the last Flemington Circle. Turn Left on Route 29 south and the Stockton Inn is 200 yards on your left side.

From The Jersey Shore:Take Interstate 195 West until becomes 29 North/129 North near Trenton. Proceed on Route 29 North through Trenton along the Delaware River for 18 miles until you reach the antique-rich town of Lambertville. In Lambertville, the road becomes 4 lanes, stay in your left lane. At the light (Bridge Street) make a left and then an immediate right, continuing on Route 29 North (also called Main Street). Stockton is the next town, 3 miles north. At the main intersection in Stockton, at Bridge Street is the Stockton Inn on your right side.

From The West, Pennsylvania: Take The Pennsylvania Turnpike (Interstate 276) East. Take exit 28, (Route 1 North) 4 miles to Interstate 95 North. Follow I-95 for 5 miles. Take the first exit (Exit 1) in New Jersey, Route 29 North towards Lambertville, NJ. Drive along the Delaware River on Route 29 for 8 miles until you reach the antique-rich town of Lambertville. In Lambertville, the road becomes 4 lanes, stay in your left lane. At the light (Bridge Street) make a left, then an immediate right continuing on Route 29 North Stockton is the next town, 3 miles north. At the main intersection in Stockton, at Bridge Street is the Stockton Inn on your right side.

From Long Island (about 2 1/2 hours): Follow the Southern State Parkway west to the Belt Parkway west. Cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. Follow the Staten Island Expressway west for about 7 miles. Follow Route 440 South to the Outer Bridge Crossing, which becomes Route 287 North. Merge onto 22 West via exit number 14B. Merge onto 202 South towards Flemington. Follow Route 202 South towards Flemington about 14 miles to the Flemington Circle and take the second circle exit following Route 12 west. Travel through the next circle staying on Route 12 west and at the third circle follow Route 523 south. Follow Route 523 south, through the blinking light in historic Sergeantsville and continue to the bottom of the hill in Stockton, about 3 miles past Sergeantsville or 10 miles from the last Flemington Circle. Turn Left on Route 29 south and the Stockton Inn is 200 yards on your left side.