Parvin State Park Campground

701 Almond Road, Pittsgrove, New Jersey 08318


Parvin State Park Campground At A Glance...

  • Rent a furnished cabin built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the late 1930s, with a fireplace or wood stove inside and a campfire ring outside.
  • Four hike-in group sites at Island Point sleep 25 people each.
  • Todays Sunrise: 6:38 am,   Sunset: 4:50 pm  
  • New Jersey Delaware River Region Salem County
  • Parvin State Park Campground is part of  Parvin State Park

About Parvin State Park Campground

The campground is on the shores of Parvin Lake and Thundergust Lake inside Parvin State Park. Tent and trailer sites each have a fire ring, a picnic table and a lantern hook, and a playground is available. Flush toilets, showers and laundry facilities are within walking distance, and the campground has a trailer sanitary station. Some sites are marked pet friendly. Most sites are at Jaggers Point on the south shore of Parvin Lake.

Four group sites at Island Point hold 25 people each, 100 in all, with flush toilets, water, fire rings, picnic tables and one shared pavilion. You hike in to them.

The 18 cabins are on Thundergust Lake. Each has a furnished living room with a fireplace or wood stove, two bedrooms for four people, a kitchen with running water, an electric stove and a refrigerator, a bathroom with a shower, and a brick patio with a table and a grill. Two of them are accessible and sleep six. The Civilian Conservation Corps built these cabins in the late 1930s and most are still in use.

The park around you has a swimming beach on Parvin Lake, a boat launch, canoe rentals and flat lake trails. The park itself has its own page on Get Outside NJ.



  • Camping:
    • Drive-up camping
    • Group Camping
    • Large lots for RVs
    • Tent Camping Available
    • Pet Friendly
    • Rentals Available
    Rules/Regulations:
    • Alcohol Not Permitted
    • Must be Leashed


Contact / Location

Primary Address:
Directions 701 Almond Road
Pittsgrove, New Jersey 08318
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Tips and Tricks

Firewood is sold at the park office and is not provided at the cabins. Fires must be in the fire rings, and only dead and down wood can be used for fuel. Generators are allowed except during quiet hours. Bears and raccoons live in the area, so keep a clean site and do not leave food out. Waterfront access in the campground is for campers registered in those sites.


Admission & Guidelines

Tent and trailer sites are $20 a night for New Jersey residents and $25 for non-residents. Group sites are $50 per person per night for residents and $100 for non-residents. Four-bunk cabins are $55 a night for residents and $65 for non-residents, or $385 and $455 a week. The two six-bunk cabins are $75 and $85 a night, or $525 and $595 a week.

Each campsite takes up to 6 people and 2 vehicles unless it is a group site, and campsites must be registered by someone 18 or older. Stays are limited to 14 nights at first and 40 in a calendar year. Pet-friendly sites cost extra and need a pet license and inoculation papers. Canceling costs the price of two nights or $40 for New Jersey residents and $50 for non-residents, whichever is less, with 24 hours notice. Book through the New Jersey Outdoors reservation page linked on the park's page.


Hours / Season of Operation

The campground, cabins and group sites are open April 1 through October 31. Reservations open 11 months ahead. Campsite visitors are allowed from 8am to 8pm, and quiet hours run from 10pm to 6am.


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