Historic cranberry and blueberry farming village with trails, general store, tours, markets, festivals and year-round programs.
Pemberton Township Visitor Guide
Visiting & Lodging
Whitesbog, Pine Barrens history, farms, parks, lakes and outdoor recreation across Pemberton Township, with practical travel and lodging guidance.
Pemberton Township
Browns Mills · New Lisbon · Country Lake Estates · Presidential Lakes Estates · Birmingham · Whitesbog · Joint Base edge
What to See & Do
Pine Barrens forest with roads, trails, camping and natural areas; portions of Whitesbog are within the state forest.
Seasonal pick-your-own blueberry farm.
Farm market, bakery, deli, ice cream and seasonal produce.
Township-operated recreation destination.
Community and recreation center with outdoor amenities and reservable event space.
Sports fields, playgrounds, beaches, trails, boat access, exercise areas and open space across the township.
Whitesbog & Pine Barrens Heritage
Whitesbog Historic Village is one of Pemberton Township's strongest visitor destinations. The preservation trust describes the village as a historic cranberry-farming community founded in 1857 and the birthplace of the cultivated highbush blueberry industry. Trails are open daily from sunrise to sunset, while the General Store and special programs operate on separate schedules.
Lodging
Traditional hotel inventory inside Pemberton Township is limited. Visitors often use lodging in nearby Wrightstown, New Hanover/Cookstown, Westampton, Mount Laurel or other Burlington County hotel corridors. Those properties should be treated as nearby options rather than township lodging unless physically inside Pemberton Township.
Getting Around
Primary connection between Pemberton Borough and Browns Mills.
Major commercial and residential corridor.
Important shopping, dining and neighborhood corridor.
Connects local neighborhoods and schools toward Joint Base and Wrightstown.
Agricultural corridor including Bear Berries and other rural properties.
Installation roads and facilities may require authorization; follow current JBMDL access procedures.