Chatsworth anchors New Jersey's Pine Barrens wilderness. Campers flock here for canoeing on the Mullica River and hiking Batsto Village trails. Three standout RV parks, Wading Pines Camping Resort, Godfrey Bridge, and Bodine Field Campground, put you steps from cranberry bogs and dark skies.
Chatsworth sits deep in Burlington County's Pine Barrens. Wharton State Forest surrounds the town with 115,000 acres of cedar swamps and pine stands. Paddle the Oswego River for bass fishing. Tour Batsto Historic Site to see 18th-century ironworks. Pick cranberries in fall at local bogs along Stage Road.
Wading Pines Camping Resort draws families. Its pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers start at $62/night. Godfrey Bridge in Wharton State Forest fits groups. Pets roam free on pull-through sites with sewer hookups from $118/night. Bodine Field Campground keeps it simple and cheap at $18/night for forest immersion.
Chatsworth crowns the Pine Barrens with cranberry bogs and Wharton State Forest. This Burlington County gem hosts Batsto Village's ironworks museum and Mullica River paddling. Campers chase rare birds and hike 100 miles of trails here year-round. Festivals light up fall harvest season.
Three top RV parks serve Chatsworth: Wading Pines Camping Resort, Godfrey Bridge in Wharton State Forest, and Bodine Field Campground. Wading Pines clusters family sites with a pool near Route 563. Godfrey Bridge and Bodine Field hug forest edges for wilderness access off Stage Road.
Yes, Godfrey Bridge in Wharton State Forest allows pets on all sites. Pull-through spots with sewer hookups welcome dogs from $118/night. Check Wading Pines for pet policies; its amenities suit leashed companions near the river.