Social gathering places in Bridgewater, New Jersey

Welcome to Somerset RC Flying Field Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Bridgewater, New Jersey, Somerset RC Flying Field is a premier destination for model airplane enthusiasts and hobbyists alike. Located at 355 Milltown Road, our field is a vibrant hub for those passionate about radio-controlled aviation.

The Van Veghten House, located at 9 Van Veghten Drive in Bridgewater, New Jersey, is a historic site that has been preserved by dedicated individuals. It is one of five colonial era homes where George Washington and his generals stayed during the second Middlebrook Encampment in the winter of 1778-1779. The house, originally built by Michael Van Veghten more than 300 years ago, has evolved over time with additions and renovations. It now serves as the headquarters of the Somerset County Historical Society. The house holds significant historical events, such as Derrick Van Veghten offering his property for the use of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. The property has witnessed moments like Derrick's arrest by the British, the use of the Van Veghten Bridge in battles, and the encampment of troops during the winter layover. General Nathanael Greene, who served as Quartermaster General after the winter encampment at Valley Forge, was stationed at the Van Veghten House during the Middlebrook Encampment.

Christ Presbyterian Church is a vibrant and welcoming institution located at 1600 Washington Valley Road in Bridgewater, New Jersey. Our church serves as a place of worship, a community hub, a health and wellness center, and a school for spiritual growth and education. We are dedicated to spreading the teachings of Christ, fostering a sense of community, and promoting physical and spiritual well-being. Join us for worship services, community events, educational programs, and more at Christ Presbyterian Church.