Things To Do
in Mount Holly

Explore the scenic trails of Wharton State Forest, which offers a variety of hiking paths through beautiful pine barrens and wetlands.

Enjoy a day of kayaking or canoeing on the Rancocas Creek, where you can paddle through serene waters surrounded by nature.

Ride your bike along the Mount Holly Bicycle Trail, which provides a safe and enjoyable route for cyclists of all levels.

Try your hand at fishing at Mount Holly Lake, where you can catch a variety of fish in a peaceful setting.

Set up camp at one of the local parks, where you can enjoy the great outdoors with family and friends.

Visit Palmyra Cove Nature Park for excellent birdwatching opportunities amidst stunning landscapes.

Gather with family and friends for a picnic at Smithville Park, which features picnic areas, walking trails, and beautiful scenery.

Participate in outdoor festivals held throughout the year, featuring local vendors, food, and entertainment in the Mount Holly area.

A historic site with trails through scenic woods and cranberry bogs, offering a glimpse into New Jersey's agricultural past.

A local park featuring trails for hiking, a small lake, and picnic areas, perfect for family outings.

This park offers a variety of trails through a variety of habitats, including forests and wetlands, ideal for hiking enthusiasts.

A peaceful park with multi-use trails, picturesque views of the creek, and areas for birdwatching and nature walks.

A protected area with numerous hiking trails through unique pine forest ecosystems and diverse wildlife.

Located approximately 25 miles southwest of Mount Holly, PHL is the largest airport in the region offering numerous international flights.

Situated about 60 miles north of Mount Holly, EWR provides a wide array of international connections.

Located around 75 miles from Mount Holly, JFK is a major international airport serving the New York City area.

About 100 miles southwest of Mount Holly, BWI is a key airport for international flights in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Approximately 130 miles from Mount Holly, IAD serves as a major international gateway for the Washington D.C. area.

Caucasian individuals making up the largest demographic group in Mount Holly.

Individuals of African descent, representing a significant portion of the population.

Individuals from Hispanic or Latin American backgrounds, contributing to the cultural diversity.

Individuals of Asian descent, including various ethnic backgrounds such as Indian, Chinese, and Filipino.

Individuals identifying with two or more racial categories.

Indigenous peoples from North America, representing a smaller demographic group.

Individuals from Pacific Island nations, making up a small portion of the population.

A widely played sport in Mount Holly, enjoyed by youth and adults alike, often featuring local leagues and school competitions.

A popular sport for children and adults, with numerous local clubs and teams participating in leagues throughout the region.

Enjoyed at various levels in Mount Holly, from Little League to adult recreational leagues, with several parks dedicated to the sport.

High school and youth football are popular, with local schools fostering large fan bases and community support.

A recreational sport with leagues for both men and women, commonly played in the summer months at local parks.

A favored activity with local running clubs and events, as well as community runs and charity races throughout the year.

Golf courses in and around Mt. Holly provide opportunities for residents to enjoy this popular sport.