Historic house associated with Brigadier General Edward Settle Godfrey and supported by New Jersey Historic Trust preservation grants.
Visiting & Lodging
Plan a visit to Cookstown, the General Godfrey House area, local parks and Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, with verified in-town lodging.
What to See & Do
Small historic crossroads community with local eateries, services and traditional village character.
Township recreation area with active and passive amenities.
A defining part of the township's landscape. Public access is controlled and visitors should follow current base access procedures.
In-Town Lodging
Limited-service hotel near the Joint Base area and Cookstown's restaurant corridor.
Getting Around
Primary local route through the public business and dining area.
Useful regional connection, but municipal boundaries change quickly along the Cookstown area.
Do not assume a local road or facility on the installation is open to the general public.
Most destinations provide their own surface parking; observe posted restrictions.
Visitor Planning
New Hanover is best approached as a small historic rural community rather than a conventional tourism center. It works well for visitors with business at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, family connections in Cookstown, local dining stops, or an interest in Burlington County history.