State Parks Are Open – Here’s Where You Can Visit in South Jersey

As you’ve probably heard, Governor Murphy has decided to reopen all state parks starting tomorrow, May 2, 2020–social distancing still applies. This is great news for residents, as it gives us the opportunity to get outside of our neighborhoods and enjoy the beautiful weather just in time for spring. 

Please note that the reopening of municipal parks remains under the authority of municipal governments. New Jersey residents should check the status of their local park prior to venturing outside of their homes.

Atlantic County

• Senator Frank S. Farley State Marina
• Wharton State Forest

Burlington County

• Atsion Recreation Area
• Brendan T. Byrne State Forest
• Rancocas State Park
• Warren Grove Recreation Area

Cumberland County

• Fortescue State Marina

Gloucester County

• Tall Pines State Preserve

Salem County

• Fort Mott State Park *Closed on August 10th until further notice*
• Parvin State Park