Worthington State Forest

Welcome to New Jersey's Worthington State Forest located in the mountains along the Pennsylvania border near Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. While exploring over 26 miles of trails (Including a section of the Appalachian Trail) you will see many natural wonders including Sunfish Pond and the summit of Mount Tammany (1527 feet ASL) which has a grew view in all directions. There are also paddling trails to explore on the Delaware River.

Camping: Worthington State Forest's 78 campsites are all located on the Delaware River. Sites 1-23 are only for tents and sites 24-78 are capable of handing tents, travel trailers, and RV's. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table and restrooms with showers are located nearby. Come out and stay a few nights.

Fishing: Worthington State Forest's Dunnfield Creek is a designated "Wild Trout Stream" and one can also fish on the banks of the Delaware River. Come out and cast a line.

Wildlife: Some of the wild animals that call Worthington State Forest home include bald eagles, black bears, and white tailed deer. Please keep your distance and treat their home with respect.