What are you doing today? Check out these 6 walkable South Jersey towns

Kaitlyn McCormick, Cherry Hill Courier-Post
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The Washington Street Mall, in the heart of the Victorian district, only contains shops that are privately or family owned and are a great stop for visitors to head to an ice cream parlor, café, restaurant or clothing boutique.
The Washington Street Mall, in the heart of the Victorian district, only contains shops that are privately or family owned and are a great stop for visitors to head to an ice cream parlor, café, restaurant or clothing boutique.

The weather is nice, the sun is out, and you're in the mood to take a stroll.

Luckily, there are plenty of places right here in South Jersey that can fulfill your hankering for a shopping spree and serve as the perfect back drop for a solo date or a group outing with friends.

In a world of shopping centers, malls and of course Amazon Prime, there is still something about a walkable town with that Main Street U.S.A. feel that can't be beat.

Walkable towns in South Jersey

Cape May

Sure, there's plenty to do by the oceanside, but don't forget about the shops in Cape May.

Traipse the brick pathways of Washington Street Mall and be sure to check out all of the different small-town shops. Don't forget to head down Liberty Way or make a wish in the mall's outdoor fountain.

Collingswood

Head out to Collingswood to walk Haddon Ave and take in the local artistry.

Shop gifts, enjoy the scenery and find outdoor seating to check out all of the Collingswood's arts and cuisine.

Haddonfield

"Haddy" by John Giannotti sits at the corner of Kings Highway and Lantern Lane in Haddonfield.
"Haddy" by John Giannotti sits at the corner of Kings Highway and Lantern Lane in Haddonfield.

Whether you want to spot Haddy's statue or scope out a quaint spot for lunch, Haddonfield won't disappoint.

Shop cute boutiques or pop into Inkwood Books for your next read.

Hammonton

As it turns out, Hammonton isn't just about blueberries.

This town also offers a nice walkable area where you can stop for antiquing, the toy market and more.

Historic Smithville

Think walkable town but make it a village.

From taking a peek into different storefronts to attending the town's seasonal festivities, a trip to Historic Smithville has all the offerings of a great day.

Pitman

This shorter main street stretch is teeming with dessert stops for your favorite ice cream or baked treat.

Explore the shops, paint some pottery at Fahrenheit Ceramic Studio and make sure to see a show at the famous Broadway Theater of Pitman.

This article originally appeared on Cherry Hill Courier-Post: 6 walkable South Jersey towns for shopping