Jenny Jump State Forest Campground

We had the best time here! It’s the perfect place for a peaceful day enjoying quiet and nature. The scenery was beautiful. We hiked the Summit Trail and enjoyed it very much. I would recommend that trail for ages nine and up.

We stayed in Shelter 4. It was very basic, with no electricity, but it was nice, clean, and simple. Outside, there is a picnic table and an area for a fire. We are definitely planning to come back. I imagine it will be gorgeous in the fall on a cool, crisp day. It is the perfect little getaway from all the noise.

I’ve been to a few campgrounds and cabins around New Jersey and this is by far my favorite . Situated in a very scenic town that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a different world compared to where I’m from in central NJ.

The campground cabins sections are small but spaced out well to provide a bit of privacy. Your neighbor is visible, but never feels like you’re on top of them as the cabins are surrounded by trees on all sides, this was very well thought out.

Bathrooms are not too far away and only one shower and toilet stall per gender . They can use some updating, but certainly not dilapidated. Cabins 1&2 are closest to the bathroom. I stayed in cabin 5 in the pictures.

I like that there’s numerous trails close by which I didn’t try as I didn’t feel comfortable going alone , but next time!

The staff seems to be very friendly , Dale checked me in , gave me the tour and also mentioned about an observatory, not too far.

The nights here for some reason get very dark , maybe because where it’s situated but it’s perfect for star gazing.

The public area and campground areas seem to be small, but if you’re looking for a quiet getaway this is an amazing place.

Great camping whether you rv, tent camp or want a lean-to (think "cabin" without plumbing or electric) we always have a wonderful time. We camp all year round, just finishing up our February camping now.

This campground is very clean and heavily wooded. The staff is pleasant and helpful. They sell firewood and at time of this post, $7 a bundle. The sites are close together, but there's some trees in between to give some privacy. The bathrooms are pit toilets, but in a clean and nice bathhouse. They do have showers that are push button with warm water. Poison Ivy is everywhere so be very attentive of where you step and how you put up your tent/tarps. They have small hikes within the campground that were decent and one had great scenic views. They allow dogs on some sites and some sites are also walk in so be mindful of which you chose if you don't want to walk everything in to the site.