NJ’s Weirdest Roadside Attraction is in South Jersey

A bunch of really lucky people at Thrillist got to take the ultimate road trip in search of each state's weirdest roadside attraction. How do you sign up for this gig? The writers thought NJ's weirdest was...

Lucy The Elephant in Margate City. Lucy was built in 1881 by a local real estate developer and served first as his office, before becoming a summer home and then briefly a pub.

Lucy is six stories tall, making it the World's Largest Fake Elephant. The next time you're in the area, be sure to climb inside!

What are some other weird South Jersey roadside attractions? Tell us in the comment section below.