Free local-history museum and archive inside Riverside's former 1930s train station.
Riverside Visitor Guide
Visiting & Lodging
Plan a Riverside visit around its historical society, River LINE station, walkable downtown, Rancocas Creek setting and nearby outdoor options.
Riverside Township
Scott Street · Bridgeboro Street · Pavilion Avenue · Rancocas Creek · River LINE
What to See & Do
River LINE station providing an easy car-free arrival from Camden, Trenton and intermediate towns.
Compact walkable restaurant and business district.
Waterfront views and the natural setting that gave the township its name.
Riverside Cemetery and St. Peter's Cemetery reflect the township's long local history.
Several long-standing congregations contribute to Riverside's architectural and community heritage.
River LINE & Parking
NJ TRANSIT's Riverside Station is accessible and has three free parking areas: Franklin Street, Monroe Street at Pavilion Avenue, and Harrison Street. Bike racks are also available.
Nearby Outdoor Option — Outside Riverside
Burlington County waterfront nature park with trails and river views. It uses a Riverside postal address in many directories but is physically in Delran Township.
Lodging
No conventional hotel was verified inside Riverside Township itself. Travelers will find more lodging in surrounding Burlington County communities. Those properties should be treated as nearby options rather than Riverside businesses.