Nestled in the heart of Tabernacle, NJ, Batona Campground offers a unique blend of outdoor adventure and relaxation. This charming campground is a haven for nature enthusiasts, providing easy access to the famous Batona Trail and other nearby attractions. Whether you're camping under the stars or exploring the surrounding wilderness, Batona Campground promises an unforgettable experience.
Batona Campground is more than just a place to stay; it's an invitation to connect with nature and experience the beauty of New Jersey. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer adventure, Batona Campground offers a perfect base for your outdoor escapades.
Onsite services
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Passed thru here several times when I hiked on Batona Trail. Seems nice. And I loved the pump well. I also loved watching people riding beautiful horse gracefully. From here you can hike to almost everywhere thru the trail, with Apple Pie Hill Fire Tower just miles away, and lots of crystal-clear lakes! But be careful not to get your truck/car stuck in the deep sand right past the camp site.
Went camping here for the weekend. It was great but hard to find the camp site as most of the sites were not labeled. Great hiking!
If you like to be out in nature, then this is for you. No electricity but there is an outhouse and a well. (Not for showering or cleaning of cookwares) 3$ a night is crazy cheap! Barely get a cup of coffee for that. They will want you to go to the main office first, but ask for the sales number and keep a screenshot of your payment and you won't have to go out of your way first. Super quiet and tons of trails to explore. Nixon is 5 miles up the road. A great conveint store with good food. Enjoy!
Difficult to get around with a trailer. Better be a great driver to navigate around all the trees. Great location if you want to hike the Batona Trail.
Grabbed a one night permit at the village and backroads up to the camp site for a night of winter camping. Nice location and plenty of room! Outhouse available if needed. One thing to remember is that the Pine Barrens is all sand. Behaves like a desert. As soon as the sun went down you can feel the heat quickly leave the ground and it gets several degrees colder there than the surrounding areas of NJ. Plus the water on the edge of the camp site provides plenty of dampness so in cold weather bring an extra layer. But easy to access and neighboring campers said the hiking trails were fun and plenty full. Saw plenty of people in 4x4, motor bikes , and mountain bikes.