Visiting & Lodging

Audubon is primarily a neighborhood, dining and community-event destination rather than a hotel center. Visitors come for Merchant Street, local restaurants, family events, school activities and its convenient position close to Philadelphia and other Camden County downtowns.

Staying in Audubon

No conventional hotel or motel was verified inside Audubon Borough during this review. Nearby lodging is available in Bellmawr, Cherry Hill, Philadelphia and other surrounding municipalities, but those properties are outside Audubon and should not be presented as in-town lodging.

Things to do in town

Walk Merchant Street

Browse the compact downtown for coffee, bakery goods, local restaurants, salons, barbering and neighborhood services.

Audubon Family Park

Community recreation area used for Audubon Day and other family-oriented programming.

Francis J. Ward Recreation & Community Center

Community facility at 602 Hampshire Avenue with rentals and seasonal programming.

Audubon Historical Society

Local-history organization with archives, displays and ongoing work to interpret the borough's past.

July 4 traditions

Parade, fireworks and athletic events give Audubon one of its most recognizable annual community celebrations.

Town-wide yard sales

Spring and fall events bring more than 100 participating homes and plenty of browsing opportunities.

Nearby lodging outside Audubon

Bellmawr / Runnemede

Route 168 and I-295 corridors provide some of the closest conventional hotel options south of Audubon.

Cherry Hill

A larger hotel selection is available near Route 70, Route 38 and the Cherry Hill commercial districts.

Philadelphia

Center City lodging is practical for visitors combining Audubon with Philadelphia attractions.

Visitor practicalities

Merchant Street is the borough's most walkable local-business corridor.
Parking is primarily street or small-lot based; follow posted signs.
Audubon has no passenger-rail station; PATCO and NJ Transit options are in surrounding communities.
Check the borough calendar for Audubon Day, July 4 events and yard-sale dates.
Green Wave Field is not open for unsupervised public use.
Remember that Audubon Park is a separate municipality.

Eat local while you're here

Explore Food & Drink

Visitor information reviewed September 2026. Nearby lodging is intentionally labeled as outside Audubon Borough.