Glen Gardner lures RV travelers with its riverside trails along the South Branch Raritan River and easy access to forested hikes. Stay at Voorhees State Park Campground or Vorhees State Park from $23/night to launch adventures in the New Jersey Highlands. Anglers hook trout while families explore Victorian-era charm just minutes from your site.
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Glen Gardner perches on the edge of Hunterdon County's lush hills, where the South Branch Raritan River winds past historic Route 31. Hikers climb ridges in Voorhees State Park; history lovers stroll the National Register-listed downtown with its 19th-century ironworkers' homes. Kayakers paddle from nearby launches, chasing Class II rapids on weekends.
Voorhees State Park Campground draws families and groups with showers, dump station, pet-friendly sites, and spacious group areas. Vorhees State Park fits budget campers at $23/night, delivering wooded spots perfect for quiet retreats amid oak forests. Both parks position you steps from river fishing and trailheads.
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Glen Gardner stands out for outdoor pursuits in the New Jersey Highlands and its preserved Victorian architecture. Trails in Voorhees State Park challenge hikers with ridge views over the South Branch Raritan River. Downtown's historic district along Main Street showcases ironworkers' homes from the 1800s, drawing architecture fans year-round.
Voorhees State Park Campground and Vorhees State Park top the list. Voorhees lies five miles north on Route 31, offering showers and dump station. Vorhees provides budget sites from $23/night amid woods perfect for quick town access.
Yes, Voorhees State Park Campground welcomes pets on leashes. This park pairs pet access with showers, dump station, and group sites for pet-owning families. Rules keep sites clean and wildlife safe.