Wharton State Forest

Officials at Wharton State Forest and the New Jersey State Parks, Forests, and Historic Sites are hosting a fire tower climb at the Apple Pie Hill Fire Tower!

Fire officials said Monday they have ruled out natural causes in connection with the wildfire that has burned over 12,000 acres in the Wharton State Forest.

The massive wildfire in the Wharton State Forest has now burned 12,000 acres, but the New Jersey Forest Fire Service say they have made "substantial progress" in efforts to contain the blaze.

We live in a state that offers everything from lovely beaches to mountain views and everything in between!

In case you missed it, someone got stuck in a rather expensive convertible in the back roads of Wharton State Forest the other day.

It's not for them to watch us, it's for us to keep an eye on them.

The New Jersey State Park Service is hiring lifeguards to work seasonal jobs in state parks and forests, including in Bass River State Forest in Tuckerton and Wharton State Forest in Hammonton.

If you've ever had the chance to walk around Batsto Village in Wharton State Forest, you know what a special place it is.

Someone driving Cadillac decided to see where a dirt road in Wharton State Forest would go. Before finding out the answer to that question, a large puddle got in the way.

A fire burning as much as 900 acres in Wharton State Forest broke out Sunday morning on the border of Camden County and Burlington County.

The odor of smoke from a brush fire in Batsto section of the  Wharton State Forest Sunday evening could be smelled as far away as New York City.