There aren't too many remote places in the densely populated Garden State, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area consists of 70,000 forested acres across two states - New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Paradise for outdoor lovers, the protected lands offer everything from waterfalls to wildlife, including coyote, fox and deer. New Jersey's portion of the park is even home to a well-preserved ghost town. While visiting, you'll truly feel miles away from civilization. For the most part, you will be. However, there's an incredible secluded restaurant in New Jersey hiding here that offers fine dining in a rustic setting.

The Walpack Inn has been serving up fine American cuisine since 1949, and locals know that you can't find a better lobster anywhere else in the Garden State.

Start your meal off with a loaf of their famous bread. It's so popular that it's sold by the loaf! Guests can even make their own at home after buying the Walpack Inn Bread Mix. It makes a great gift... for your taste buds!

This secluded restaurant in New Jersey is open year-round, and offers a gourmet menu featuring steak, seafood, a salad bar and amazing homemade pies. You'll find a mouthwatering prime rib here on weekends!

Perhaps one of the most unique parts of the inn is the opportunity to dine in a greenhouse. You'll be surrounded by the most beautiful flowers and plants imagineable.

With an entire wall of windows, you'll be treated to some amazing views all year round. You may even spot a few wild animals roaming through the forest!

If you visit in the fall, you'll be treated to the most spectacular colors of the season as the trees all change.

Don't the mountains look magnificent? While you can come on in after a day of hiking the Delaware Water Gap, you might want to pack a change of clothes before sitting down at this elegant restaurant.

Spring, summer and winter are just as beautiful as autumn, and this secluded restaurant in New Jersey is sure to be a treat any time of year.

Keep your fingers crossed for a wildlife sighting! The Delaware Water Gap has New Jersey's highest concentration of black bears... but it's more likely you'll spot some deer.

You can visit the Walpack Inn at 7 National Park Service Road 615, Walpack Township. There's even a cabin on the property so you can spend the night. For an up-to-date menu, visit their Facebook page, right here. What's your favorite secluded restaurant in New Jersey?

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