Mullica Township

Visiting & Lodging

Mullica is a Pinelands and river-country destination: history in Nesco, recreation in Elwood and waterfront activity in Sweetwater.

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Things to See & Do

Sweetwater Marina & Riverdeck

2780 7th Avenue, Sweetwater

Waterfront restaurant, marina, boating services, live entertainment and event space on the Mullica River.

Mullica in the Pines Historical Society Museum

Hilda Frame School · 3410 Nesco Road, Nesco

A local-history museum preserving Mullica Township stories and artifacts. Current township information lists Saturday hours from noon to 2 p.m.

Mullica Township Recreation Facilities

1513 Elwood Road

Pine Cone Zone playground, athletic fields, batting cages, basketball and community recreation programs.

Mullica River & Pinelands

Sweetwater and eastern Mullica Township

The township's river and forest landscape is ideal for a slower South Jersey trip built around boating, paddling, nature and scenic driving.

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Riverview Lodges at Sweetwater

2780 7th Avenue, Sweetwater

The Sweetwater complex offers a main house plus four private bungalow-style apartments. The bungalows accommodate up to four guests and include a queen bed, queen pull-out sofa and kitchen. Current venue information states reservations are handled through Airbnb.

Limited Local Inventory

Mullica is not a conventional hotel market. Travelers seeking a larger hotel selection will generally find more options in Hammonton, Egg Harbor City, Galloway and the Atlantic City area.

Nearby, not in Mullica Township: Batsto Village and much of Wharton State Forest are popular Pinelands destinations nearby. NJTGO keeps them identified as nearby attractions rather than assigning them to Mullica Township.

Visitor Tips

Drive Times

Mullica is geographically large. Allow extra time between Elwood, Nesco, Sweetwater and Weekstown.

Seasonal Hours

Waterfront and recreation schedules can change with the season or special events. Confirm public hours before traveling.

Respect the Pines

Stay on permitted roads and access points, follow fire restrictions and leave natural areas as you found them.