Hey friend! Ever have one of those “wow, I never knew that!” moments while exploring a small town? Audubon, NJ is full of them. Just about 5 miles from Philly, it's packed with history, nature, and local flavor. Ready to discover what makes this borough special?

🦜 1. A Tribute to John James Audubon

Audubon was named after the famous ornithologist and artist John James Audubon—a nod to the town’s bird-loving spirit and green mindset.

🌳 2. Audubon Lake & Family Park

Want a scenic walk or summer movie night? Audubon Lake offers a 2-mile loop perfect for walks, fishing, or weekend park outings—with movies in the park during summer.

🏛️ 3. Audubon Historical Society

Founded in 1972, it keeps local memorabilia and archives safe—plus, streets like Nicholson Road carry pioneer family names like Nicholson and Dowling.

🌲 4. Lorrimer Sanctuary

Just minutes from downtown, this 14-acre wildlife haven has trails, educational exhibits, and bird-feeding stations—open to the public daily.

🎓 5. Audubon Jr/Sr High

This school serves grades 7–12, ranking around B‑level. It’s home to a motivating spotlight program and boasts alumni like Super Bowl QB Joe Flacco.

🛍️ 6. Quaint Downtown Vibes

Two-block Merchant Street is dotted with cozy cafés like Brown Dog, Burgertime, LesbiVeggies, plus boutiques, salons, and small diners.

🏞️ 7. Nearby Attractions

Just outside town are scenic greenspaces like the Cooper River greenways, and the historic Mill Grove estate, originally built in the 1760s.

So—what’s calling your name more: a tranquil bird refuge walk at Lorrimer or a movie under the stars by Audubon Lake?

That’s Audubon in a nutshell: small on size but big on surprises—from its bird-loving heritage to summer nights by the lake. Ready for Oaklyn next? I can’t wait to show you what’s around the corner!