New Lisbon plunges you into New Jersey's Pine Barrens, a rugged wilderness of cedar swamps and cranberry bogs. Park your RV at Brendan T. Byrne State Forest Campground, our sole directory listing from $25/night. Launch kayaks on the Mullica River or hike trails under towering pines right from camp.
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New Lisbon nestles in Burlington County's Pine Barrens, where the Mullica River winds through oak and pine forests. Cranberry farms thrive near Chatsworth, just up Route 679. History seekers drive five miles to Batsto Village, an 18th-century ironworks with guided tours and artifact displays. Anglers cast lines for chain pickerel in Goose Pond.
Brendan T. Byrne State Forest Campground anchors your Pine Barrens adventure. Families love its wooded sites with picnic tables and fire rings; rates start at $25/night. RVers up to 30 feet pull in for electric hookups and proximity to 20 miles of trails. Solo travelers find solitude amid the forest's quiet.
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New Lisbon serves as a Pine Barrens gateway with cedar forests and the Mullica River. This Burlington County spot boasts Brendan T. Byrne State Forest for hiking and fishing. Cranberry bogs line nearby roads; Batsto Village showcases 1766 ironworks history through tours and demos. Outdoorsmen flock here for trails and wildlife.
Brendan T. Byrne State Forest Campground tops our list near New Lisbon. This forest site offers RV spots from $25/night with electric hookups and trails. Campers reach it via Route 524, minutes from town amid pines.
Yes, Brendan T. Byrne State Forest Campground permits leashed pets. Keep dogs under voice control on six-foot leashes at all times. This rule supports quiet camping and wildlife viewing for all visitors.