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Marriott Mount Laurel
Newly renovated guest rooms and an ideal location near Philadelphia and all major highways make the Marriott great for all travelers.
Newly renovated guest rooms and an ideal location near Philadelphia and all major highways make the Marriott great for all travelers.
Holiday Inn Swedesboro
Well-outfitted for the traveling executive including a spacious and well-lit work area, voice mail and other amenities.
Well-outfitted for the traveling executive including a spacious and well-lit work area, voice mail and other amenities.
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Where to go Getting Around
Depending on your destination in South Jersey, there are many access routes to and through the region. For directions to a specific location, call the South Jersey Tourism Corp. at 856-757-9400 or one of region's many welcome centers or visitor information hotlines below.
By Auto
Major highways that offer direct or connecting routes to South Jersey include:
I-95; I-295; I-76 and I-676; Route 1; New Jersey Turnpike, Pennsylvania Turnpike; Garden State Parkway; and the Atlantic City Expressway.
Major bridge connections include:
Ben Franklin Bridge to Routes 30 and 676 East; Walt Whitman Bridge to Route 42 South; Betsy Ross Bridge to Route 73 South; Tacony Palmyra Bridge to Route 73 South; Burlington Bristol Bridge to Route 130; Commodore Barry Bridge to Route 322 East; and Delaware Memorial Bridge to NJ Turnpike or Route 295 North.
By Air
South Jersey is served by several conveniently located airports and most major, discount and international carriers. Contact the individual airline for specific information.
Atlantic City International Airport
609-645-7895
www.acairport.com
Newark International Airport
973-961-6000
www.newarkairport.com
Philadelphia International Airport
800-745-4283
www.phl.org
By Train and Bus
South Jersey's trains, buses and light rail lines have convenient intersections, making it easy to connect to each service and even easier to get wherever you need to go.
AMTRAK
800-872-7245
www.amtrak.com
Rail stations located at nearby 30th Street Station in Philadelphia and Clinton Avenue in Trenton.
PATCO – Port Authority Transit Co.
856-772-6900
ridepatco.org
Rail service operates 24/7 between Center City Philadelphia and the South Jersey waterfront communities.
New Jersey Transit
800-626-7433
www.njtransit.com
Rail and bus lines serving points between Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.
RiverLine
800-626-RIDE
www.riverline.com
South Jersey's new light rail system from NJ Transit has 20 station locations from the Camden Waterfront to Trenton.
Greyhound
800-231-2222
www.greyhound.com
By Ferry
RiverLink Ferry
215-925-LINK
www.riverlinkferry.org
Service between the Camden and Philadelphia Waterfronts.
Welcome Centers
Deepwater Visitor Center: Exit 2B off I-295 - 856-351-0194
John Fenwick Welcome Center: Mile Marker 5.4, NJ Turnpike N. – 856-299-7494
Trenton Welcome Center: Lafayette and Barrack Streets, Route 22E – 908-725-1552
Salem Visitor Center: One New Market Street - 856-935-9242
Burlington Visitor Center: Carriage House, 12 Smith's Lane - 609-386-3993
Visitor Information
Burlington County Tourism: 609-265-5055; www.exploreburlingtoncounty.com
Camden County Concert Hotline: 856-216-2170
Camden County Parks Dept.: 856-795-PARK; www.ccparks.com
Camden Waterfront Marketing Bureau: 856-757-9400; www.camdenwaterfront.com
Gloucester County Tourism: 856-384-6961; www.co.gloucester.nj.us
Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corp.: 215-599-0776; www.gophila.com
New Jersey Office of Travel & Tourism: 609-292-2470; 1-800-VISITNJ; www.visitnj.org
Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce: 609-924-1776; www.princetonchamber.org
Salem County Tourism Information: 856-935-9242; www.salemcitynj.com
South Jersey Tourism Corporation: 856-757-9400; www.visitsouthjersey.com
Trenton Convention & Visitors Bureau: 609-777-1770
Where to go Getting Around
Depending on your destination in South Jersey, there are many access routes to and through the region. For directions to a specific location, call the South Jersey Tourism Corp. at 856-757-9400 or one of region's many welcome centers or visitor information hotlines below.
By Auto
Major highways that offer direct or connecting routes to South Jersey include:
I-95; I-295; I-76 and I-676; Route 1; New Jersey Turnpike, Pennsylvania Turnpike; Garden State Parkway; and the Atlantic City Expressway.
Major bridge connections include:
Ben Franklin Bridge to Routes 30 and 676 East; Walt Whitman Bridge to Route 42 South; Betsy Ross Bridge to Route 73 South; Tacony Palmyra Bridge to Route 73 South; Burlington Bristol Bridge to Route 130; Commodore Barry Bridge to Route 322 East; and Delaware Memorial Bridge to NJ Turnpike or Route 295 North.
By Air
South Jersey is served by several conveniently located airports and most major, discount and international carriers. Contact the individual airline for specific information.
Atlantic City International Airport
609-645-7895
www.acairport.com
Newark International Airport
973-961-6000
www.newarkairport.com
Philadelphia International Airport
800-745-4283
www.phl.org
By Train and Bus
South Jersey's trains, buses and light rail lines have convenient intersections, making it easy to connect to each service and even easier to get wherever you need to go.
AMTRAK
800-872-7245
www.amtrak.com
Rail stations located at nearby 30th Street Station in Philadelphia and Clinton Avenue in Trenton.
PATCO – Port Authority Transit Co.
856-772-6900
ridepatco.org
Rail service operates 24/7 between Center City Philadelphia and the South Jersey waterfront communities.
New Jersey Transit
800-626-7433
www.njtransit.com
Rail and bus lines serving points between Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.
RiverLine
800-626-RIDE
www.riverline.com
South Jersey's new light rail system from NJ Transit has 20 station locations from the Camden Waterfront to Trenton.
Greyhound
800-231-2222
www.greyhound.com
By Ferry
RiverLink Ferry
215-925-LINK
www.riverlinkferry.org
Service between the Camden and Philadelphia Waterfronts.
Welcome Centers
Deepwater Visitor Center: Exit 2B off I-295 - 856-351-0194
John Fenwick Welcome Center: Mile Marker 5.4, NJ Turnpike N. – 856-299-7494
Trenton Welcome Center: Lafayette and Barrack Streets, Route 22E – 908-725-1552
Salem Visitor Center: One New Market Street - 856-935-9242
Burlington Visitor Center: Carriage House, 12 Smith's Lane - 609-386-3993
Visitor Information
Burlington County Tourism: 609-265-5055; www.exploreburlingtoncounty.com
Camden County Concert Hotline: 856-216-2170
Camden County Parks Dept.: 856-795-PARK; www.ccparks.com
Camden Waterfront Marketing Bureau: 856-757-9400; www.camdenwaterfront.com
Gloucester County Tourism: 856-384-6961; www.co.gloucester.nj.us
Greater Philadelphia Tourism Marketing Corp.: 215-599-0776; www.gophila.com
New Jersey Office of Travel & Tourism: 609-292-2470; 1-800-VISITNJ; www.visitnj.org
Princeton Regional Chamber of Commerce: 609-924-1776; www.princetonchamber.org
Salem County Tourism Information: 856-935-9242; www.salemcitynj.com
South Jersey Tourism Corporation: 856-757-9400; www.visitsouthjersey.com
Trenton Convention & Visitors Bureau: 609-777-1770
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