New Jersey’s Lucy the Elephant ranks No. 1 must-see roadside attraction in the US
Here’s how the Jersey Shore attraction measures up against other national spots.
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4h agoNew Jersey is known to have a little bit of everything, from forests and beaches to urban cities as well. Now, a beloved roadside attraction is getting major props.
According to USA Today, Margate City's "Lucy the Elephant” takes the top spot for must-see roadside attractions in the U.S.
Known as the "world’s greatest elephant,” Lucy is one of the oldest roadside attractions in the country. Visitors can take their photo at the historical landmark for free and even take a paid, guided tour inside the giant elephant.
Lucy the Elephant in Margate City, New Jersey.
ROAD TRIP: Jersey Shore jewel 'Lucy the Elephant'
Also included in USA Today's top 10 list of best roadside attractions is Shealy's Official Skunk Ape Headquarters in Florida ranked at No. 2 and World's Largest Ball of Twine in Kansas rounds out the top 3.
Lucy the Elephant is open daily until late fall. Click here for more information.
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