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they also have the didonato family fun center. we went there around christmas time. we also went to a local italian restaurant that actually was really good.
interesting drive to get there. kind of feel like you are in the middle of nowhere. maybe a friday the 13th situation since there appeared to be a lot of camp grounds there. i dont really know what a camp ground is but i assume its a place ripe for horror movie style murders.
they also have the didonato family fun center. we went there around christmas time. we also went to a local italian restaurant that actually was really good.
interesting drive to get there. kind of feel like you are in the middle of nowhere. maybe a friday the 13th situation since there appeared to be a lot of camp grounds there. i dont really know what a camp ground is but i assume its a place ripe for horror movie style murders.
I don’t recall campgrounds in the town itself. I find it quite charming, both the downtown and the beautiful farms, but especially a lot of the tree-shaded homes, porches and rocking chairs etc. it’s really quite lovely, I don’t recall anything horror-movie like myself.
Hammonton, in South Jersey, has the highest concentration of Italians of any town in New Jersey, at 44.6% of the town.
A little outdated. It’s now number two. Apparently Fairfield, which is just over 50% Italian, is the most Italian town by percentage in the entire United States.
A little outdated. It’s now number two. Apparently Fairfield, which is just over 50% Italian, is the most Italian town by percentage in the entire United States.
Good to know. I wonder if more moved into Fairfield or more moved out of (or died) of Hammonton. Does Fairfield have a lot of Italian businesses too?
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