Approximately 250 acres of wetlands, woods, meadows, trails, river shoreline and a freshwater tidal cove.
Palmyra Visitor Guide
Visiting & Lodging
Plan a Palmyra visit around Palmyra Cove Nature Park, the Delaware River, Tacony-Palmyra Bridge, Broad Street and convenient River LINE transit.
Palmyra, Burlington County
Broad Street · Cinnaminson Avenue · Route 73 · Delaware River · Palmyra Harbour
What to See & Do
Landmark bridge connecting Burlington County with Northeast Philadelphia.
Local restaurants, shops, pharmacy, services and the borough's traditional commercial center.
River LINE station offering rail access between Camden and Trenton.
Local-history displays and preservation resources.
Riverfront setting around Palmyra Harbour, the bridge and Palmyra Cove.
Palmyra Cove Nature Park
The nature park is one of Palmyra's strongest visitor attractions, with wooded trails, meadows, wetlands and Delaware River shoreline. It is especially useful for birding, nature photography, environmental education and a quiet outdoor stop close to Philadelphia.
Planning note: Park access and environmental-center schedules can differ. Check current Burlington County / Bridge Commission information before planning a special trip.
Transit & Parking
Light rail between Camden and Trenton with connections to other regional transit.
NJ TRANSIT lists a small free station lot with standard and accessible spaces plus bicycle racks.
Primary approach from the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge and neighboring Burlington County communities.
The core business district is compact enough to explore on foot once parked or after arriving by River LINE.
Lodging
No conventional hotel was verified inside Palmyra Borough itself. Travelers will find a larger selection in neighboring Burlington County communities and across the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge in Philadelphia. Those properties should be treated as nearby lodging rather than Palmyra businesses.