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Pine Tree Education & Environmental Center

★★★★½ 4.871 reviewsTabernacle, NJ

Private

Pine Tree Education & Environmental Center is an outdoor Scouting facility in Tabernacle, NJ (opened 1993, run by the Garden State Council / Boy Scouts) adjoining Wharton State Forest, and one of the South Jersey sites that hosts the council's Cub Scout Day Camp each summer. The property has heated cabins, a lodge, and a conference center and is used for Scout camping and environmental programs.

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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Pine Tree Education & Environmental Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Laura Birks-Reinert

We had such a great time at Pine Tree! The ranger is super helpful and kind. There is plenty to do and a huge snapping turtle in the pond! He follows you all around! We had a great campfire with our Den and slept under the stars!

★★★★★Dustin Tarditi

Nice sandy campsites, love the pine barrens. Good cabins, too. Do NOT forget your bug spray ... you are in the pine barrens, after all.

★★★★★Brian Epstein

What a great camp! All the amenities, and beautiful pine barrens. Not that far from civilization in case you forgot something, but secluded so you can enjoy nature. Definitely recommended!

★★★★★Jeffrey Michael Price

This is the place where I first got to be a camper. Years ago my cub scout troop (Pack #100) had summer (day) camp there, than the Cub-o-Ree the following school year (for a long weekend). I am a former Cub Scout now, but the memories I've made at this campground I cherish, keep up the good work with the scout troops in the future!!!!

★★★★★Amy Toman

We attended a Venturing event here and it was great to see the camp. It's rather hidden, with the entrance off a one-lane road. The cabins were nice and well-constructed, and the waterfront / small lake is well-designed for use by scouts. We'd definitely recommend attending events or camp here!

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