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This boat ramp provides convenient public access to the Maurice River in Cumberland County, NJ. Located at the Route 670 Mauricetown Bridge area, the site includes a boat launch facility and public parking, making it an accessible entry point for kayakers, canoeists, and boaters exploring this scenic South Jersey waterway. The nearby viewing platform offers an additional vantage point for observing local wildlife and river conditions before launching.
The Maurice River is a productive saltwater and brackish estuary known for its natural beauty and rich ecosystem. Paddlers should be aware of tidal influences typical of South Jersey rivers and plan their trips accordingly. The proximity to Cape May National Wildlife Refuge (established in 1989) means you'll be paddling through an area of significant ecological importance that supports diverse migratory birds and wildlife—making this an excellent location for nature-focused paddling and wildlife observation.
Note that parking may be limited at this access point, so arriving early is recommended, especially during peak seasons. This location is ideal for those seeking a more natural paddling experience in a protected wildlife habitat.