20 Things To Do For Under $20

South Jersey Tourism Corporation has 20 things to do in South Jersey for under $20 for families looking for affordable fun close to home.

Places:

Animal Kingdom Zoo, Bordentown - One of the most extensive wild animal collections in New Jersey. Tuesdays are Family Day, free child admission with every paid adult admission ($10 each). 609-267-1111.

Batsto Village & Mansion Tour, Wharton State Forest - The roots of Batsto Village can be traced back to 1766. Two centuries of American history are available to visitors, with the Pinelands environment as a scenic backdrop. $2 for 12years & older, $1 for ages 6-11 years. 609-561-0024.

Berlin Park, Berlin - Nature Trails, 2 Lighted Tennis Courts, Bike Path, Basketball Court, 2 Playgrounds, 2 Softball Fields, 1 Sand Volleyball Court, 3 Picnic Groves, 1 In-Line Hockey Court and Fishing - in the Great Egg Harbor River. Free, located in Berlin, between the White Horse Pike, New Freedom Road and Park Drive.

Burlington County Prison Museum, Mt. Holly - Built in 1810, this prison was used until 1965. Explore the inner workings and marvel at the long lasting construction. $4 adults, $2 children. 609-265-5476.

Camden Children's Garden, Camden - The 4-acre, interactive garden features themed and educational exhibits like the Butterfly House, Storybook gardens & Train garden and so much more. 856-365-8733.

Camden Riversharks Game, Camden - Minor league baseball games are fun for the entire family. $5 tickets available. 856-963-2600.

Cowtown Flea Market, Pilesgrove - Unique indoor/outdoor shopping experience with over 400 merchants. Free to visit. 856-769-3202.

Creamy Acres Farm, Mullica Hill - Come experience county life on a working dairy farm, visit the farmers market, play area and greenhouses. Free to visit. 856-223-1669.

East Coast Vulture Festival, Wenonah -The East Coast Vulture Festival is an afternoon and evening of fun, entertainment and education for all ages on Saturday, March 7th, 2009. Hours are 1:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. This is a free event. (856) 468-6342.

Fort Mott State Park & Hancock House - Fort Mott in Pennsville was part of a coastal defense system designed for the Delaware River in the 1800's. Free to visit. 856-935-3218. Hancock House is located in Hancock's Bridge about 15 minutes from Fort Mott. In 1778 it was the scene of a massacre when 300 British loyalists attacked and killed 15 members of the local rebel militia while they were asleep in the Hancock House. Legend has it that there are still remnants of blood stains on the floor. Free to visit also. 856-935-4373.

Howell Living History Farm, Titusville - Visitors to this circa 1890-1910, horse powered farm can join in field, barn and craft programs. Free to visit. 609-737-3299.

Imagination Quest Children's Museum, Mantua -12,000 square foot children's museum where children can set sail on pirate ships, climb a rock wall or trade goods at the Western town's mercantile. Designed for children 2 to 10 years old. Adults free, children $10. 856-464-2334.

Johnson's Farm, Medford - Pick your own fruits and vegetables, hayrides, farm animals, bakery and farm market. Loads of seasonal events. Free to visit. 609-654-8643.

Rankokus Indian Reservation, Rancocas - Powhatan Renape Nation. A 350-acre site with a Native American heritage museum, gallery, live Buffalo, Nature Trails. Free to visit park, museum & gallery need tickets. 609-261-4747.

Red Bank Battlefield & Whitall House, National Park - 44-acre site of a successful Revolutionary War battle with the remains of Fort Mercer. Whitall House, circa 1748, served as both Revolutionary war headquarters and a field hospital. Free to visit. 856-853-5120.

Rowan University Edelman Planetarium, Glassboro - Get in touch with the universe with incredible star and laser shows on Saturday evenings. $5 adults, $3 children -12 and younger. 856-256-LITE.

Tinicum Rear Range Lighthouse, Paulsboro - Built in 1880, this is still an active lighthouse. Free to visit. 856-423-2545.

Walt Whitman Arts Center, Camden - Hosts the 10 Fridays of Fun Concert Series. Starts the end of June. Free concert series. 856-964-8300.

Washington Crossing State Park, Titusville - Site where Gen. George Washington & the Continental Army crossed the Delaware River on Dec. 25, 1776. Free to visit before Memorial Day. 609-737-0623.

Woodford Cedar Run, Medford - 184-acre refuge surrounding Cedar Run Lake. Nature trails, live animals, educational & hands-on, fun exhibits. Donations to "adopt" animals will make a lasting impression. $5 adults, $3 children over 3 years. 856-983-3329.