Montague Township

Visiting & Lodging · Appalachian Trail, Delaware River and camping

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Visiting & Lodging in Montague Township

Montague is one of New Jersey’s strongest outdoor gateways, with the Appalachian Trail, Delaware River, High Point landscape, Old Mine Road history and camping all close together at the state’s northern tip.

Things to Do

Appalachian Trail

Hike the Kittatinny Ridge through the northern Sussex highlands and connect with the wider trail network toward New York or south through New Jersey.

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area

River access, hiking, scenic drives, historic buildings and Old Mine Road exploration.

Foster-Armstrong House

320 River Road

M.A.R.C.H. museum and local-history programming on select dates.

Nelden-Roberts Stonehouse

501 Route 206

Historic stone house and former schoolhouse interpreted in cooperation with the National Park Service.

High Point State Park

Trails, lake recreation and access to New Jersey’s highest-elevation landscape immediately south/east of the township area.

High Point Golf Club

342 Shore Drive

Golf, lake scenery and clubhouse dining.

Camping & Outdoor Stays

Lake Haven Campground

205 River Road · 973-552-4755

RV, tent and cabin/tiny-home campground. The property currently states that it is temporarily closed for renovations, so confirm reopening before planning a stay.

Mountain Top RV Park

59 River Road · 973-903-3791

Family-oriented RV campground close to I-84 and Delaware River recreation.

Sawmill Lake Campground

High Point State Park

State-park camping with 50 family campsites, generally open April 1 through October 31. Reservations and current conditions should be checked through NJ State Parks.

Backpacking & River Camping

Appalachian Trail backpacking and designated Delaware Water Gap river camping operate under state/federal rules and reservation requirements where applicable.

Visitor Tips

Hospitality & Attractions

Own a visitor attraction or lodging property physically located in Montague Township? Contact NJTGO.

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