Prallsville Mills
33 Risler Street. Walk the historic mill complex, enjoy the riverside/canal setting and check the Delaware River Mill Society calendar for exhibitions, concerts, tours, markets and special events.
Stockton is small enough to explore on foot but rich enough for a full river-town weekend — historic mills, towpath riding, bridge walks, destination dining and two distinctive inns.
33 Risler Street. Walk the historic mill complex, enjoy the riverside/canal setting and check the Delaware River Mill Society calendar for exhibitions, concerts, tours, markets and special events.
The towpath passes directly through town and makes Stockton a natural stop for bicyclists, runners and walkers traveling the Delaware River corridor.
The Centre Bridge–Stockton Bridge connects Bridge Street with Centre Bridge, Pennsylvania. The pedestrian walkway offers Delaware River views; bicyclists should walk bikes across.
Bridge Street, Main Street and Risler Street place food, shops, historic sites and the towpath within a compact area that works well for a car-light visit.
19 South Main Street. The 1872 District No. 98 Schoolhouse is a National Register historic property and an important part of Stockton's education history.
Use the Stockton bridge to connect New Jersey's D&R Canal towpath with Pennsylvania's Delaware Canal towpath for longer cross-river cycling and walking loops.
1 South Main Street
Stockton, NJ 08559
609-460-4209
The fully restored historic property reopened in 2024 as a nine-room boutique hotel with a destination restaurant, bars and event spaces. The inn accepts lodging reservations seven days a week.
6 Woolverton Road
Stockton, NJ 08559
609-397-0802
Historic country-estate lodging with guest rooms and cottages, gardens, event facilities and the Northridge restaurant.
Stockton's compact center supports a surprisingly strong mix of dining and specialty retail. Use the dedicated NJTGO Food & Drink page for restaurants, cafés, bakery items, deli food and the brewery, and Business & Shopping for in-borough retail and services.
Businesses and attractions use a mix of private lots and street/public parking. Do not use another business's private lot unless permitted.
The towpath and bridge make Stockton especially friendly to cyclists and walkers, but trail surfaces and bridge conditions can change with weather and maintenance.
Prallsville Mills, Stockton Market, the inns and local businesses host changing events. Check current schedules before planning a visit around a specific program.
Flooding and high-water events can affect riverfront roads, trails and access. Review current conditions after major storms.
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