Parvin State Park Campground
Pittsgrove, Salem County, NJ
Address: 701 Almond Road, Pittsgrove, New Jersey 08318-3928 (this is the official address, but the campsite is actually on Parvin Mill Road, just south of Almond Road)
Coordinates: N 39° 30.495 W 075° 08.400
Access: Paved campground road
Website for official info:
https://nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/parks/parvinstatepark.html
Website for campsite booking and pricing:
www.camping.nj.gov
Pet friendly?: Some sites are pet friendly, check website for current details.
When New Jersey campgrounds reopened after 13 months of being closed, we got a little over excited. We booked two campsites which, along with Scout campouts, made for four straight weekends of camping. This was our family camping weekend, and we decided to try a campground we’d never been before. It was a little chilly, but we enjoyed it!
Facilities (campground):
Water: Water spigots at camp
Facilities (each site):
Group campsites – 4 in park, 25 people each
Regular campsites – 54 tent and trailer sites
Cabins – 18 cabins
Seasons: All four seasons? Not listed.
Other tips:
As with all sites in the New Jersey State Parks – no alcohol is allowed. They can and will write tickets.
Some sites are near water. Everyone can walk over to a viewing area by the playground:
Positives – Sites close to the trails and lake.
Negatives – Like many New Jersey campgrounds, the sites can be very close together.
Nearby trails and things to see:
The Parvin Lake Trail goes right through the campground. There are also other nice trails in the park. Park also has a swimming area with lifeguards during the Summer. Canoeing and kayaking can be done on the lake.
How much a night to rent cabin?2 people coming to catch some fish.and is there any cabin rentals in the winter months or do u close. Also if a person wanted to tent how long am able to tent and is there any electric outlets?
Hi Victor! I never put prices on these reviews, as they are subject to change too often and I wouldn’t be able to keep track of them. https://www.njportal.com/DEP/NJOutdoors/ should have pricing info and such.
No electrical outlets in the tenting areas.
Not sure on the upper time limit for camping here, sorry about that!