Worthington State Forest — RV Camping in New Jersey, US

Worthington State Forest encompasses 6,400 acres of rugged wilderness along New Jersey's Kittatiny Ridge, bordering the scenic Delaware River in Warren County. Established in 1954, this northwestern New Jersey forest destination combines dramatic terrain with stunning views and abundant outdoor recreation. The forest features two significant natural areas: Sunfish Pond Natural Area and Dunnfield Creek Natural Area. Sunfish Pond, one of New Jersey's seven natural wonders, was carved by glacial forces during the last ice age, creating a pristine alpine lake surrounded by forested peaks. With over 26 miles of scenic hiking trails—including a challenging 7-mile section of the Appalachian Trail—Worthington serves hikers of all skill levels. Water enthusiasts enjoy boating, canoeing, kayaking, and fishing in the Delaware River and Sunfish Pond. Wildlife viewing and birding are exceptional, with opportunities to spot deer, river otters, foxes, wild turkeys, and black bears. The campground offers 75 campsites including tent-only and tent/trailer options, plus group facilities. All sites feature picnic tables and fire rings, with showers, bathrooms, and water hookups within walking distance. Firewood availability and well-maintained facilities ensure comfortable stays for outdoor enthusiasts seeking immersive wilderness experiences in the Mid-Atlantic.