Constructed in 1899, Easton Tower is a historic structure in Paramus, New Jersey. The tower was built to house a water pump used for irrigating the lavish gardens of businessman Edward D. Easton’s estate. Easton was the founder of what is now known as Columbia Records. Today, the tower is an interesting relic of Bergen County’s rich history.
The picturesque Easton Tower is in the suburb of Paramus, NJ at the junction of Red Mill and Paramus Rd. A short drive from New York City, the borough of Paramus is roughly eight miles west of Upper Manhattan, and fifteen to twenty miles northwest of Midtown Manhattan.
Visitors can listen to a short cell phone audio tour that provides information about the landmark’s history. Many people enjoy its timeless beauty while taking a stroll or bike ride along the Saddle River Park path. The atmosphere at the tower is a great place to read a book and relax at the end of a long week.
This family-friendly town has a variety of shopping options, such as Garden State Plaza, as well as your choice of fine restaurants to dine in. Enjoy brunch at Willow & Whisk or take the family for a burger at The Barrow House. The George Washington Memorial Park is also a popular place to visit in Paramus. Whatever you choose to do here, this suburb is a nice retreat from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Your family will love a day trip to Easton Tower! It’s the perfect way to relax while visiting Paramus. Below you will find driving directions to the tower from Performance Jiu Jitsu and Self Defense Academy. You can also visit another fun location here.
