Belhaven Lake RV Resort
1213 Route 542, Green Bank, NJ 08215
Phone: 609-965-2827
Seasonal RV resort on a wooded lake; current 2026 season runs spring through early fall.
Burlington County · New Jersey Pinelands
Visiting & Lodging
Washington Township is one of Burlington County’s strongest destinations for Pine Barrens camping, paddling and forest history. Visitors should think in terms of river corridors and campgrounds rather than hotels and a walkable downtown.
Green Bank · Lower Bank · Jenkins · Batsto · Wading River
Batsto Village
Historic Batsto is the township’s signature cultural stop and a major gateway into Wharton State Forest.
Wading River
The Wading River is a classic Pine Barrens paddling corridor. River conditions, obstructions and launch logistics should be checked before departure.
Wharton State Forest
Trails, sand roads, historic sites and primitive camping surround Washington Township. Check current state alerts before driving unpaved forest roads or planning a river trip.
In-Town Camping & Lodging
Turtle Run Campground & RV
3 Cedar Lane, Wading River / Egg Harbor City, NJ 08215
Seasonal campground and RV operation in Washington Township.
Wading Pines Camping Resort
85 Godfrey Bridge Road, Chatsworth, NJ 08019
Phone: 609-726-1313
Large Pine Barrens campground on the Wading River with RV sites, tent sites, rustic cabins and recreation amenities.
Paddling
Mick’s Pine Barrens Canoe & Kayak Rental
3107 Route 563 (Jenkins) · Chatsworth mailing address
Seasonal livery serving the Wading and Oswego Rivers. Rentals include boats, paddles, life vests and shuttle transportation according to the operator’s current information.
Wading Pines river access
The campground sits directly on the Wading River and offers canoe/kayak recreation for guests. Confirm current access rules and river conditions before arrival.
Know Before You Go
No conventional hotel district
NJTGO did not identify a conventional hotel operating inside Washington Township. The township’s lodging identity is campground, RV and cabin based.
Navigation
Cell coverage can vary, many roads are rural, and private/public forest roads can look similar. Download directions before leaving major highways and avoid entering unmaintained sand roads unless you know they are open and suitable for your vehicle.
Current forest conditions: State park alerts can affect paddling, water availability, campground operations and road access. Check New Jersey State Parks before a forest trip.
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