Lawrence Township · Visitor Guide

Visiting & Lodging

Lawrence is a quiet Delaware Bayshore township where Cedarville, working farms, marsh scenery, Bay Point and community recreation define the visit.

Visitor highlights

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Cedarville

Walk or drive Main Street to see the township’s municipal center, school, local businesses, churches and small-town streetscape.

Bay Point

A Delaware Bay waterfront community surrounded by tidal marsh and expansive bayshore scenery.

Lummis Pond

A scenic inland water feature highlighted by Lawrence Township as part of its natural landscape.

Lawrence Township Recreation Complex

30 East Avenue, Cedarville. Home to Marsella Field and South Cumberland Little League activity.

Harvest to Horizon Running Festival

September 19, 2026. A one-mile fun run, 5K and half marathon use Cedarville roads and Bay Point scenery.

Agricultural Landscape

Sheppard Farms, Eastern Fresh Growers, Nardelli and other operations make working agriculture part of the township’s visual identity.

Historic context

Nearby Historic Site

The Fairfield Presbyterian Old Stone Church is very close to Cedarville and is a major Cumberland County landmark, but state historic records place it in Fairfield Township. NJTGO therefore treats it as a Fairfield attraction rather than a Lawrence Township site.

Where to stay

Lodging

Lawrence Township has limited conventional hotel inventory. Most overnight visitors use hotels in nearby Millville, Vineland or Bridgeton, then visit Cedarville and the bayshore by car.

Millville Area

Closest larger hotel cluster for much of Lawrence Township, with Route 55 access and additional dining.

Vineland Area

The broadest Cumberland County selection of chain hotels and visitor services.

Bridgeton Area

Convenient for western Cumberland County and historic county-seat attractions.

Travel planning: Services thin out quickly toward Bay Point and the marshes. Check fuel, food, tide, weather and road conditions before heading to the far bayshore.