Mullica River — Wharton State Forest

No, it lacks full hookups. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookups show as unknown, fitting its primitive backcountry style. Self-contained setups work best for the hike-in or boat-in sites; focus falls on nature over utilities.

Pet-friendliness stays unknown. No data covers size or breed limits, leash rules, or dog parks. In this remote state forest, pets often join with basic precautions like leashes; contact rangers to confirm policies before your hike or paddle in.

Call for rates, as no fixed prices list. Expect affordable state forest fees for primitive sites that include drinking water and campfire spots. Reservations help secure one of the 99 sites, especially during peak seasons in the Pine Barrens.