Driving
directions: (don't miss
http://frenchtown.com/regl_map.html)
Frenchtown is easier to find than you
might imagine, but if you run into any problems, you can call us at
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The house: 908 996-0849 or
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The barn: 908 996-7850 or
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Cellular: 949-230-8456
To make it simple, you are heading
for 1143 Route 12, Frenchtown, NJ 08825,
which
is actually located on the border of Frenchtown Boro in Kingwood Township,
but that's a big place with no downtown, so head for Frenchtown.
If you use http://tripquest.com, you
can plot and schedule your entire route in about 3 minutes and you've got
it made.
If not....
Short version:
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Interstate 78 to exit 15
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County Road 513 South to Frenchtown
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State Route 12 east to farm
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Long Version:
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If you're coming from the north or east, just
get yourself onto interstate 78 West and head towards exit 15 at Clinton.
Get off 78 there, follow the signs to 513 south through Pittstown (where
County Road 513 road veers off to the right just after the Pittstown Inn)
and continue on about 6-8 more miles to Frenchtown along 513. Enjoy the
scenery.. farm fields and views of Pennsylvania in the distance...
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Eventually, you'll come down a short, steep
hill into Frenchtown.
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There's one traffic light in Frenchtown. You
really simply cannot miss it. It's at the intersection of County Road 513
and State Highway 12. Citgo's there, too.
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Turn left onto Route 12 (aka Kingwood Road).
Come up 1.5 miles to the top of the hill, see the sign that says "Delaware
Valley Equipment", turn left, and come on in down that long drive.
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If you're coming in through Somerville or
Hillsborough or Flemington, take Highway 12 west from Flemington to mile
marker 2 - at Errico's Tavern.
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It's about 8 miles from the traffic circle
in Flemington.
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As you pass Errico's, you will see some small
driveways and nice old white farm house on the right.
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Just beyond that house is a field with a sign
that says "Delaware Valley Equipment". Turn right, and come on in down
that long drive.
Drive until you see the tent, then
park where it's convenient. But watch out for soft shoulders and wet spots
on the lawn. We'll park on the grass back by the barns, but not up front
near the house. The ground's just too soft. We'll put up some signs.
any questions? email alanr@alanr.com. |
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