Here Is The Most Remote, Isolated Spot In New Jersey And It's Positively Breathtaking

It comes in at over 122,000 acres. Compare that to Barnegat Lighthouse State Park's 32 acres.

The Pine Barrens were so named because it believed their land was infertile. While the soil is sandy and acidic, the land supports a wide variety of plant life.

The Kirkwood-Cohansey aquifer has some of the purest water in the United States. Because of this and other factors, the government protected 1.1 million acres of pinelands as the first National Reserve.

Head to Apple Pie Hill (the highest point in the Pine Barrens) and see nothing but trees for miles.

Hike, hunt, boat, fish, ski (cross-country), swim, horseback ride and more. Explore as much as you can, and don't miss the beautiful bodies of water along the way.

The Batsto and Mullica Rivers are so scenic, Goshen Pond and Atsion Lake so peaceful.

You'll find ghost towns and historic villages including Atsion and Batsto. Batsto is a popular tourist attraction with preserved and restored historic buildings. The area has more ghost towns than much of the wild west as settlements sprung up around mines and mills and then died away. The Carranza Memorial marks the site of a plane crash and you'll find numerous cranberry bogs around Hammonton.