Maple Shade Town Guide
Visiting Maple Shade
Hotels, parks, Main Street, local history and practical visitor information for Maple Shade Township.
Maple Shade lodging
Rates, room inventory and amenities change; contact lodging properties directly for current details.
A compact town with several visitor stops
Main Street & Gazebo Park
Walk the downtown corridor for independent restaurants, small businesses and community events around Main Street and South Forklanding Road.
Historic Maple Shade Train Station
A surviving landmark from the railroad era that helped transform the community from an agricultural area into a commuter and commercial town.
Howard “Tex” Gwynne Sports Complex
One of the township's principal recreation areas with fields, courts and playground facilities.
Steinhauer Park
Neighborhood park near the Main Street corridor.
Laurel Lanes
2825 Route 73 South. Bowling and family entertainment, with Splitz Bar & Grill on site.
Sky Zone Trampoline Park
2834 Route 73 North. Indoor active-entertainment venue.
Easy to eat locally
Maple Shade has a notably deep restaurant selection for a small township, including pizza, Italian, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, cafés, brewery fare nearby, bakery and dessert stops, and several national chains.
See the complete Food & Drink directory
Food & DrinkIncludes searchable category listings and current GF / DF / Vegan filters.
Regional access
Route 38 runs east-west through Maple Shade, while Route 73 provides a major north-south connection. Philadelphia, Cherry Hill, Moorestown and Mount Laurel are all nearby. Public transit availability and schedules change, so use NJ Transit trip-planning resources for current bus information.
Nearby is not the same as in-town: Hotel and attraction search engines frequently group Mount Laurel, Moorestown, Cherry Hill and Maple Shade together. The lodging listings above are physically in Maple Shade; other nearby properties are not presented as local.