The town of Vineland in New Jersey benefits from a unique setting, combining the convenience of a small town with the accessibility to attractions of large cities, like Baltimore, New York City, and Philadelphia. There are also many recreational opportunities along the shore of New Jersey. While Vineland’s location offers easy access to many larger cities, that doesn’t mean the town itself isn’t home to its own list of things to do. Vineland has its own venues of movies and theatre, historic sites, great restaurants, and more.
Delsea Drive-In Theatre
The Delsea Drive-In Theatre in the town of Vineland, New Jersey shows first-run double features on both of its two screens, as well as a triple feature on occasion. There is also a reasonably priced menu of food and beverage items available at the drive-in theater, featuring a wide variety of options. Originally opened to the local community back in 1949, the Delsea Drive-In closed in 1987, but was later reopened in July of 2004. Delsea is also the only drive-in movie theater within the state of New Jersey and combines the nostalgia of drive-ins with healthier food options and modern technologies.
2203 S Delsea Dr, Vineland, NJ 08360, Phone: 856-696-0011
Landis Theater
First opening to the public in 1937, the Landis Theater in Vineland is an Art Deco-style movie theatre that has also hosted an array of Vaudeville acts, such as Abbott and Costello. The theatre closed in 1987, but was later restored and reopened as a major part of the town’s major redevelopment of Main Street Vineland, with the Landis Theater returning to its original glory. The performing arts center is able to seat as many as 750 guests and features a luxurious mezzanine that can be reached by elevator. The theater today hosts a wide variety of performance genres.
830 E Landis Ave, Vineland, NJ 08360, Phone: 856-691-3600
Cumberland Players
The Cumberland Players are the first community theatre in Cumberland County of New Jersey. This all volunteer organization, previously known as the Little Theatre of Vineland, first started in February of 1946 as part of the town’s Vineland Community Arts Group. The theatre group’s name was changed to the Cumberland Players in an effort to draw people from beyond the area of Vineland. Remaining true to their roots, the Cumberland Players today are still a volunteer theatre group made up of amateur performers who produce shows for “the love of theatre” and want to share their talents with others.
66 E Sherman Ave, Vineland, NJ 08360, Phone: 856-692-5626
Esposito's Maplewood III
Esposito's Maplewood III in the town of Vineland, New Jersey is a spin-off restaurant of the original Maplewood Inn that’s located in Hammonton. The family-owned and operated eatery has been serving both visitors and local residents alike in the Vineland community for more than thirty years and is the result of Howard Esposito’s hard work and dreams, as well as that of his son. A popular restaurant serving authentic Italian fare, Maplewood III offers a varied menu and prides itself on making nearly everything from scratch, including the soups, meatballs, and tomato sauce that are made fresh every day.
200 N Delsea Dr, Vineland, NJ 08360, Phone: 856-692-2011
Larry's II Restaurant
Larry's II Restaurant is a family-owned and operated restaurant in Vineland, New Jersey known for its relaxing atmosphere, friendly service, and great food and has been serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner ever since the year 1949. The local eatery is also known in the area for its menu that changes often and features dishes using local ingredients whenever possible, such as the local scallops sourced from Cape May. The award-winning salad bar and extensive menu draws diners of almost any palate, offering dishes that range from grilled cheese sandwiches to crab cakes to prime rib, and much more.
907 N Main Rd, Vineland, NJ 08360, Phone: 856-692-9001
