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Did you know that the Fair Lawn Municipal Building was once an estate home owned by David Acker?
Population: 32,457
Fun Fact: The Fair Lawn Municipal Building was built around 1865.
Top attractions within Fair Lawn
Fair Lawn Community Center is the place where you can enjoy world class plays, musicals, concerts and more. In the evenings, you can enjoy some of the best musicians in folk music, thanks to the Hurdy Gurdy Folk Music Club. There is also the Fair Lawn Russian Club that is housed here, which offers high quality entertainment treats for everybody. Moreover, you can benefit from the Fair Lawn Art Association art classes for children and adults, or learn more about becoming a radio operator with Fair Lawn Radio Club.
Restaurants and Shopping Centres. Fair Lawn has fine casual restaurants, steak and seafood houses, full-menu diners, deli’s and bagel shops, Chinese take out, pizzerias and a wide variety of fast foods. There are more than sixty choices to satisfy your taste buds within all price ranges. If you want to go on a shopping spree, then you should definitely go to the two major supermarkets, that have international food stores, bakeries, liquor stores and pharmacies. The supermarkets also house gift shops, flower shops, home improvement and furnishing centres.
Top 5 Things to Do in Fair Lawn
1. The Fairlawn/Patterson Fish Weir: This “V” shaped fishing trap constructed of cobblestone along the Passaic River, dates back to Lenni-Lenapi Native American times. It is still visible and is one of only a few pre European settlement artifacts that remain undisturbed in the northeastern United States.
2. Garretson Forge and Farm: This pre-Revolutionary site is the oldest in the county
and is listed on the New Jersey State and United States National Historic Registers. The sandstone house was built in 1719. The gardens on the ground are butterfly friendly and attract Monarchs and other butterflies to its food and host plants. Events are planed at the site throughout the year.
2. Radburn: Radburn is America’s first planned community and was founded in 1929
as “a town for the motor age.” The 149-acre community features 23 acres of parks, tennis courts, ball fields, swimming pools, and archery plazas. The housing in Radburn ranges from apartments to single family units. The community is on the National Register of Historic Places and is great place for walking and relaxing outside.
3. Old Red Mill: This two and a half story landmark was built in 1745 and is located
along the Saddle River. During the Revolutionary War the mill was used to produce wool blankets and yarn made from flax grown in the area. Aaron Burr and President William McKinley visited the mill.
5. Saddle River: One of the most picturesque sites in town are the paths that run along Saddle River. Bike, walk, or roller blade along the river, under old bridges, and by duck ponds and enjoy the nature that surrounds you.
Other locations near Fair Lawn
| Book At | Miles/km to Fair Lawn | Directions to Fair Lawn | Latitude | Longitude |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hawthorne | 1/2 | Directions | 40.94926 | -74.15375 |
| Elmwood Park | 3/4 | Directions | 40.90399 | -74.11848 |
| Paterson | 3/4 | Directions | 40.91677 | -74.17181 |
| Ridgewood | 3/5 | Directions | 40.97926 | -74.11653 |
| Paramus | 3/5 | Directions | 40.94454 | -74.07542 |
| Lodi | 5/8 | Directions | 40.88232 | -74.0832 |
| Passaic | 6/9 | Directions | 40.85677 | -74.12848 |
| Clifton | 6/10 | Directions | 40.85843 | -74.16376 |
| Wayne | 6/10 | Directions | 40.94815 | -74.24503 |
| *Distance is calculated aerial. Actual will be different. | ||||
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