Camden County · Laurel Springs

Visiting & Lodging

Laurel Springs' strongest visitor story is literary and local: the Whitman-Stafford Farmhouse, Crystal Spring and Laurel Lake, supplemented by a compact in-borough dining scene and nearby regional access.

What to see & do

Whitman-Stafford Farmhouse

315 E. Maple Avenue. The borough's signature historic site preserves the Laurel Springs story of Walt Whitman's stays at the Stafford farm. Check the organization's current event/tour schedule before visiting.

Crystal Spring & Laurel Lake

The landscape Whitman associated with rest and recovery remains central to the borough's heritage and local walking history.

Local Whitman walks & programs

The Whitman-Stafford organization hosts history, poetry and community programming; dates vary by season.

White Horse Pike food stops

CAFE on the DL and Jack's Donuts provide easy local breakfast/lunch stops inside the borough.

Atlantic Avenue treats

Bella Vita Pizzeria and The Original Banana Company form a small local food cluster near the borough's municipal center.

Neighborhood scale

Laurel Springs is compact enough that its history, residential streets, school and local business corridors sit close together.

Whitman-Stafford Farmhouse

The farmhouse dates to the late 1700s. Walt Whitman spent extended time at the Stafford property between 1876 and 1884 while recovering from illness and working on his writing. The house, Laurel Lake and Crystal Spring give Laurel Springs a literary history that is unusual for a borough of this size.

Current farmhouse information

Where to stay

No conventional hotel was identified inside Laurel Springs Borough. Nearby lodging should be treated as outside the borough.
Voorhees area

Outside Laurel Springs. The Voorhees/Mt. Laurel hotel market offers several conventional lodging choices.

Cherry Hill area

Outside Laurel Springs. Routes 70 and 38 provide a larger selection of hotels.

Philadelphia

Outside New Jersey. Visitors combining South Jersey with Philadelphia can also use the regional PATCO corridor.

Getting around

White Horse Pike

US 30 is the borough's principal commercial and regional road corridor.

Atlantic Avenue & Stone Road

These local routes connect much of the borough's civic, residential and small-business activity.

Nearby PATCO

Lindenwold Station is outside Laurel Springs but provides regional rail service toward Philadelphia.

Visitor tips

Plan the rest of your visit

Food & DrinkBusiness & Shopping

Local information reviewed September 17, 2026. Addresses, hours, menus, projects and operating details can change; confirm time-sensitive information directly with the organization.