Discover 5 parks for canoeing within driving distance of Camden
"Camden visitors enjoy the park's easy access, scenic beauty, and variety of outdoor activities suitable for families and groups."
A scenic park with forests, wetlands, and Rancocas Creek, ideal for outdoor recreation.
"Camden visitors are drawn to Neshaminy State Park for its quieter riverfront setting, open lawns, and boating opportunities, offering a change of pace from the busy Delaware waterfront across the river."
Neshaminy State Park is a riverside day-use park in Bucks County offering swimming, boating, fishing, picnicking, and scenic views of the Delaware River.
"Camden visitors often head to Poinsett for fishing, camping, and scenic drives through the Midlands. The park is close enough for an easy day visit or overnight stay."
A scenic Sandhills park with a lake, forests, hiking, camping, and fishing.
"Camden visitors are drawn to Wharton State Forest for its accessible outdoor activities and historic sites, perfect for family adventures."
New Jersey’s largest state forest, offering pine barrens, rivers, lakes, and historic Batsto Village.
"Camden visitors may come for camping and creekside recreation in a natural, less-developed environment. The park is a good fit for those seeking solitude and wildlife viewing."
A peaceful Sandhills park with blackwater creek scenery, fishing, paddling, and camping.
