Cherry Hill

If you like congested roads, the homogenization of American Culture (i.e. Big box stores and soulless national retail chains), soccer moms, and a lack of nature, then by all means visti Cherry Hill.

Cherry Hill is one of the towns near my home area. It is a richey area and big. It is kept clean and has many places for entertainment.
Cherry Hill, a town approximately 24 square miles, lies east of Camden in the Delaware Valley. The original inhabitants of the region were Leni-Lenape Indians who co-existed peacefully with the English settlers, followers of William Penn who arrived in the late 1600’s. In 1695, the English formed the community of Waterford Township, one of the original townships of old Gloucester County. The community had a long, varied, and successful existence as an agricultural center and mill town. On March 13, 1844, residents held a town meeting and incorporated the Township under a new name – Delaware Township which then became part of the newly organized Camden County.
In 1961, Delaware Township changed its name to Cherry Hill, a remembrance of the old Cherry Hill Farm.

An okay attraction spot for mall lovers,but I hate the people here and generally in New Jersey.

I love the mall, its the only mall in South Jersey that has a MAC makeup store and a Sephora