Greenwich Lake Park
County park with a 40-acre spring-fed lake, year-round fishing, seasonal boat launch, picnic tables, grills, parking and wetland habitat.

Visitor guide to Greenwich Township and Gibbstown with Greenwich Lake Park, historic sites, local events, lodging and nearby attractions.
Greenwich Township is a compact Delaware River community with a strong local-history identity, convenient I-295 access and several worthwhile stops for visitors. The standout outdoor destination is Greenwich Lake Park, while the C. A. Nothnagle Log House gives the township unusual historic significance.
County park with a 40-acre spring-fed lake, year-round fishing, seasonal boat launch, picnic tables, grills, parking and wetland habitat.
17th-century National Register landmark and one of the oldest surviving log houses in the United States. It is privately owned; do not assume tours or public access.
Township recreation site used for fishing and community reservations. Swimming and bathing are prohibited.
Annual township celebration with current details posted on the Greenwich Township special-events calendar.
Local-history organization collecting records, photos and stories about the township and Gibbstown.
Gloucester County Library System branch with programs and public resources.
Local motel with Wi-Fi, microwaves/refrigerators, truck parking and coin laundry. Current property information places it within walking distance of groceries and restaurants.
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Advertising InformationContact NJTGOVisiting & Lodging guide reviewed September 2026 using current Greenwich Township, Gloucester County park and Red Carpet Inn information.