The New Jersey Park Worth Driving Across The State To Explore
Raymond Goldfield
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The area around Cape May is one of New Jersey’s most famous locations – a stunning beach town filled with resorts, shops, lighthouses, and some of the Garden State’s most beautiful beaches. However, in the small towns surrounding Cape May and other beachfront destinations, like Atlantic City and Wildwood, it can feel like a different world. In the tiny town of Marmora, with just under 2,500 people, I found maybe the best hidden county park in NJ. Welcome to the Park North Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary in New Jersey, an unspoiled wildlife preserve home to beautiful flora and fauna. I think it’s one of the best parks or wildlife sanctuaries in New Jersey. This peaceful location is well worth driving to from central or north Jersey to explore, and it’s the perfect place to take a break from the summer crowds and enjoy Garden State nature at its best.
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Have you visited Park North Cameron Wildlife Sanctuary in New Jersey? Tell us all about your visit to this hidden county park in NJ, and tell us your favorite out-of-the-way destinations in the comments section! The Cape May County website has more information on the park’s official listing. South Jersey is a fantastic spot for exploring hidden gems, so consider a longer trip on the nearby Bayshore Heritage Byway. You’re not far from the Port-O-Call Hotel, if you’re ready for a relaxing night’s rest.
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