Serving Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem Counties
Visit South Jersey is the official tourism marketing and promotion nonprofit agency serving Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties, a region that stretches from the outskirts of Philadelphia to the vineyards of the Outer Coastal Plain Wine Region along the Jersey coast. Conveniently located near Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore, the region is perfect for weekend getaways, day trips, and extended vacations.
In partnership with the New Jersey Department of State Division of Travel and Tourism and county stakeholders, Visit South Jersey connects residents and travelers with the people, places, and experiences that make South Jersey worth the trip.
Visit South Jersey speaks to residents and visitors to our region, promoting the full range of the region’s tourism assets through paid advertising, digital marketing, a printable Visitor’s Guide, public relations, social media, event sponsorships, and media partnerships.
From our award-winning wineries and craft distilleries to our historic downtowns, significant landmarks, paleontological sites, and farm and forest landscapes, Visit South Jersey helps travelers discover what’s here.
Why Visit South Jersey?
South Jersey is a destination full of unforgettable experiences and rich history. Here is a look at what the region offers:
- Wineries, Breweries, & Distilleries – The South Jersey Wine Region is one of the East Coast’s most distinguished American Viticultural Areas, home to award-winning wineries, craft breweries, and distilleries.
- Outdoor Activities & Recreation – Forests, trails, and open land between Philadelphia and the shore offer opportunities to explore the great outdoors, from hiking and birding to fishing and camping.
- History & Heritage – Walk through significant historic landmarks, Revolutionary War-era sites, and museums that connect visitors to the region’s deep roots.
- Food & Farm Culture – Enjoy farm-to-table dining, local markets, farm stands, and diverse dining experiences perfect for food lovers and aspiring chefs.
- Shopping & Downtowns – Walkable historic downtowns featured in all four counties offer a variety of locally-owned shops, boutiques, and antique markets for an unforgettable shopping experience.
- Events & Festivals – There is always something happening in South Jersey, from seasonal festivals to community events with live entertainment.
- Family-Friendly Adventures & Attractions – From interactive museums to nature centers and family-friendly attractions, South Jersey has no shortage of family fun adventures for all ages.
Our Guiding Principles
Our goal is to inspire travel, support local businesses, and strengthen the regional economy by showcasing South Jersey as a premier destination for visitors by:
- Creating awareness of the region’s diverse attractions and experiences.
- Forming relationships with partners at any level is the keystone to success.
- Advocating for the importance of tourism spending to regional economic development.
- Positioning Visit South Jersey as the go-to resource for events, local content and media to residents and travelers.
Board of Directors
- Chairperson: Scott Donnini, Auburn Road Vineyards
- Co-Chairperson: Pam Brant, Symphony in C
- Treasurer: Marlene Asselta, Southern New Jersey Development Council
- Secretary: Gene Muller
- Past Chairperson: Larry Sharrott, Sharrott Winery
- Chairperson Emeritus: Jack Tarditi, Conner Strong & Buckelew
Connect with our director
Michael Snyder
Director of Operations
[email protected]
Stay Connected on Social
Follow Visit South Jersey for travel inspiration, local events, and insider tips:
- Facebook: Visit South Jersey
- X (formerly Twitter): @VisitSJersey
- Instagram: @Visit_South_Jersey
- Threads: @Visit_South_Jersey
Use #VisitSouthJersey to share your experiences!
FAQ: About South Jersey
What counties make up South Jersey?
Visit South Jersey serves Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, and Salem counties, forming the heart of South Jersey’s tourism landscape.
What is South Jersey known for?
South Jersey is known for award-winning wineries, historic towns, outdoor recreation, farm markets, and its convenient location near Philadelphia and the Jersey Shore.
How far is South Jersey from Philadelphia?
Many of South Jersey’s top destinations are within a 15-45 minute drive from Philadelphia, making the region one of the most accessible destinations in the mid-Atlantic.
What are the most popular things to do in South Jersey?
The most popular things to do in South Jersey include visiting wineries and wine trails, dining at local farm-to-table restaurants, exploring historic landmarks, golfing, and discovering outdoor activities like hiking and birdwatching.
When is the best time to visit South Jersey?
The best time to visit South Jersey is spring and fall, when mild temperatures and smaller crowds make outdoor activities, festivals, and wine tours especially enjoyable.